30 September 2016 – AJAN is helping one of its parish-based projects in central Malawi to resume its service to bring healthcare to remote communities in need. Most of the members of Kasungu Parish are farmers who must spend time and money they can ill afford to get treatment from
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Tributes from AJAN House staff to Titus Mbugua Njoroge
30 September 2016 – We asked the team at AJAN House to share their tributes to their much-loved colleague Titus, which we republish here: “A true man for others full of humility, professionalism, wisdom, hospitality, respect and humour, this is the memory I keep of Titus. With his passing
Tribute to a much-loved AJAN House veteran
30 September 2016 – AJAN pays tribute to Titus Mbugua Njoroge, a veteran and much-loved member of staff at AJAN House in Nairobi, who died suddenly on 13 September 2016. Titus leaves behind his wife, Mary, and their three daughters, Bakhita Wanjiru, Annuarite Wanjiru and Marie Nyambura. Titus worked hard
Easter 2016: Renewing the true life
27 March 2016 – Last week, I met Sheila at her school. It was a member of my staff who told me about Sheila, after she came to know her during an AHAPPY weekend, at a Catholic school in one of Nairobi’s very poor neighbourhoods… Read more
Kenya: Battling the fear of stigma
2 April 2016 – “My life with HIV has been long.” Sarah is a beautiful woman in her twenties, and she seems to be managing her life just fine… Read more
AJAN’s online certificate course takes off
2 April 2016 – AJAN has launched an online professional certificate course in pastoral and community care as part of its HIV and AIDS E-learning Program (AHELP)… Read more
AJANews 148 – March 2016
Easter message 2016: Renewing the true life – Last week, I met Sheila at her school. It was a member of my staff who told me about Sheila, after she came to know her during an AHAPPY weekend, at a Catholic school in one of Nairobi’s very poor neighbourhoods… Read more AJAN’s
Easter 2016: Renewing the true life
Last week, I met Sheila at her school. It was a member of my staff who told me about Sheila, after she came to know her during an AHAPPY weekend, at a Catholic school in one of Nairobi’s very poor neighbourhoods. This weekend was organized together with a team from
Battling the fear of stigma
“My life with HIV has been long.” Sarah is a beautiful woman in her twenties, and she seems to be managing her life just fine. A university graduate, she works for an AIDS association in Nairobi, a job she juggles with the demands of motherhood. She has her own place
AJAN’s online certificate course takes off
AJAN has launched an online professional certificate course in pastoral and community care as part of its HIV and AIDS E-learning Program (AHELP). The course has attracted 20 students from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Togo and Rwanda. They have enrolled in the pilot edition that started with orientation on 1
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