It takes a lot more than the mere application of medical science to do something about AIDS. The epidemic has worked its way into the personal and social fabric of communities across the length and breadth of sub-Saharan Africa and any move to eradicate it needs to take this reality
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Zambia: Research into ART highlights barriers to access
The African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) has launched a research campaign to gauge the extent Africa of real access to antiretroviral treatment (ART) of people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa. The home-based care (HBC) program of Chikuni Parish in rural Zambia piloted the AJAN research questionnaires and presented their
Rome: Spotlight on FBO contribution to AIDS care
9 May 2014 – Faith-based organisations (FBOs) studied how to boost their work in giving life-saving care to people with HIV in poor countries during a recent consultation meeting in Rome organised by Caritas and UNAIDS… Read more
Africa: Ensuring real access to treatment, day by day
9 May 2014 – AJAN decided to focus its first research and advocacy campaign on access to ART and essential related services after shared discernment about the most urgent needs facing the people living with HIV whom we serve… Read more
AJAN campaign to research access to treatment
9 May 2014 – The African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) is launching a campaign to promote universal access to AIDS treatment in sub-Saharan Africa to achieve improved wellbeing for people with HIV… Read more
AJANews 129 – April 2014
AJAN campaign to research access to treatment -The African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) is launching a campaign to promote universal access to AIDS treatment in sub-Saharan Africa to achieve improved wellbeing for people with HIV… Read more Africa: Ensuring real access to treatment, day by day -AJAN decided to focus
Rome: Spotlight on FBO contribution to AIDS care
Faith-based organisations (FBOs) studied how to boost their work in giving life-saving care to people with HIV in poor countries during a recent consultation meeting in Rome organised by Caritas and UNAIDS. The meeting, held on 25 and 26 February 2014, laid down an AIDS roadmap to strengthen collaboration and
Africa: Ensuring real access to treatment, day by day
AJAN decided to focus its first research and advocacy campaign on access to ART and essential related services after shared discernment about the most urgent needs facing the people living with HIV whom we serve. Despite massive steps to scale up treatment, millions of people eligible to take ART still
AJAN campaign to research access to treatment
The African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) is launching a campaign to promote universal access to AIDS treatment in sub-Saharan Africa to achieve improved wellbeing for people with HIV. The AJAN campaign will gauge the extent of real access of people living with HIV not only to ARVs but to easily
Forming upright men and women
An Easter message from Fr Paterne Mombé SJ, director of the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN). “He has been raised from the dead.” (Mt 28:7) I spent the last week of Lent and the beginning of Holy Week animating two training-the-trainer workshops of AHAPPY (AJAN HIV&AIDS Prevention Programme for Youth).
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