Ismael Matambura, Author at AJAN

Résultats positifs obtenus lors de la réunion de coordination avec les membres du comité de coordination municipal au Burundi

In the framework of the “TUBAKARORERO” Project implemented in Bujumbura Province by the Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM), in partnership with Care International and under the financial support of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Burundi, SYM organized a meeting of coordination bringing together the members of the Municipal Coordination Committee

Unité dans l’éducation : commémoration de l’enfant africain

On Monday, June 17, 2024, the Jesuit Urumuri Centre brought together members of the AHAPPY Generation clubs from partner schools to celebrate the International Day of the African Child. This day, observed annually on June 16, commemorates the struggle of African youth for their basic rights. Students from each of

VISITE DU DIRECTEUR D'AJAN AU CENTRE DE RECHERCHE D'ÉTUDE ET DE CRÉATIVITÉ AU BÉNIN

On April 19, 2024, Father Ismaël MATAMBURA SJ., the Director of AJAN (African Jesuit AIDS Network), arrived in Benin to visit the Jesuit community in Cotonou. This visit, far from being a leisurely break, was part of his scheduled tour of Jesuit centers within the AJAN Network, including the Centre

COMMUNAUTÉ DE VIE CHRÉTIENNE : TOUCHER DES VIES À KINGABWA, KINSHASA, RDC

On Sunday, March 3rd, 2024, members of the Christian Life Community (CLC), Kinshasa undertook a visit to Persons Living with HIV (PLHIV) and orphans, whom it accompanies in Kingabwa, Kinshasa City, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The gathering commenced with a mass, followed by a gathering at the parish hall.

Formation AHAPPY réalisée par le groupe de pairs éducateurs à l'ABE, Burkina Faso

The fruits of AHAPPY training of trainers are realized when the newly trained individuals successfully pass on their knowledge, skills, and expertise to others. The transfer of knowledge by recently trained peer educators TONTEPAMBO Roger, COMPAORE Ghislain, and ZONGO Diane from the AHAPPY team at Association les Bénévoles de l’Espérance

Autonomisation des jeunes : Activités de fin de trimestre du SJDP

African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) through collaboration with field centres is dedicated to fostering the holistic development of young people, providing them with opportunities for growth, learning, and community engagement. As the first came to a close, Saint Joseph Development Programmes (SJDP) undertook a series of dynamic activities aimed at

De la Formation à la Transformation : Autonomisation des Jeunes au JUC, Rwanda

Entrepreneurial empowerment programs for young individuals aim to spark their creativity and provide them with essential skills and resources for fostering economic growth and self-sufficiency within their societies. Through mentorship and training, Jesuit Urumuri Centre (JUC) supports Rwandan youth in translating their concepts into successful enterprises, diverging from traditional training

Témoignage d'Activités Génératrices de Revenus à Kabezi, Burundi

Ashoura NSHIMIRIMANA is also one of the beneficiaries of the income-generating activities (AGRs) project which was initiated by the Service Mwiza with the aim of financially supporting vulnerable women. As for her, the funding she received from the ServiceYezu Mwiza has improved the living conditions of her family in general.

Expérience de La formation des formateurs au Une Génération Heureuse : Une toute nouvelle découverte du monde dans lequel je vis

It is true that through this little text, I cannot say everything that I discovered throughout the AHAPPY Refresher training organized at Centre Maisha, Democratic Republic of the Congo from March 3rd to 7th, 2024,. Each section covered allowed me to discover something new. Through the AHAPPY program, I discovered

JOURNEE MONDIALE DE LUTTE CONTRE LA TUBERCULOSE

On March 24 , 2024, the World marked the World Tuberculosis Day under the theme : Yes we can end Tuberculosis . Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the world’s leading infectious disease killers. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) TB is killing over 3,000 people every day. In 2022, TB killed 1.3 million people, 10.6 million people

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