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AJAN à Madagascar : cinq verbes pour une seule mission

Listen, raise awareness, train, accompany, and send forth. Five verbs that tell the story of an experience, but above all, help us understand and live out a mission: walking with young people. Walking with young people means taking their realities and deepest aspirations seriously and empowering them to become the

AJAN@25 : Cheminer aux côtés des adolescents, des jeunes et des jeunes adultes en Sierra Leone : une approche théâtrale !

Life often calls us to dismantle old structures to build something more enduring. Reflecting on the youth and young adults of Saint John Paul II Quasi Parish in Freetown from July 2019 to the present a vibrant period marked as the parish’s “Jesuit epoch” offers a compelling look at this

Eaux vivantes : des jeunes qui transforment la foi en action pour la création à Harare, au Zimbabwe

As the Church marked the Season of Creation 2026, young people in Zimbabwe were invited to look beyond words and prayer and rediscover what it means to care for our common home. Under the theme “Living Waters: Rivers of Justice, Streams of Hope,” the Jesuit Youth Office of Southern Africa,

Crest Tech Innovation : Apporter l’éducation technologique au cœur de la communauté

Empowering Children Today, Preparing the Community for Tomorrow Education has the power to transform lives, but its impact becomes even greater when it moves beyond the classroom and reaches the wider community. For Crest Tech Innovation SL Ltd (CTI), technology education is not only about acquiring digital skills; it is

Murmures d’espoir à travers l’Afrique

Composed by Doreen Mwale, AHAPPY ToT Participant, Malawi. Across the hills and valleys of Africa Where the sun paints the morning sky, There rises a whisper of hope, A voice that teaches us to stand, to dream, To care for and reach for the light. From village paths to busy

TRANSFORMÉS POUR FAIRE LA DIFFÉRENCE

By, ALBERT NG’OMA, AHAPPY ToT Participant, Malawi. I would like to share some of the things that have been revealed to me during our AHAPPY training that was held here in Kasungu Malawi, from 14th to 18th September, 2026. This training has shown me that young African people and our

Mon expérience de la formation des formateurs AHAPPY à la paroisse Saint-Joseph de Kasungu, au Malawi

By, Richard Sinoya from Kasungu St Joseph Parish, AHAPPY ToT Participant, Malawi. I had the privilege of attending a training on AHAPPY generation organized by African Jesuit Aids Network (AJAN) from 14th to 18th September, 2026. Before the Training, I was struggling a lot because I did not fully understand

Mon parcours transformateur à travers la formation AHAPPY

By, PETRONEAH A. MUGALA, AHAPPY ToT Participant, Kasungu, Malawi. I thank God for the opportunity to attend this training program. It was a very powerful and transformative experience that has reshaped my perspective on leadership, personal growth, and service to the community. The entire training was anchored in five important

AHAPPY est plus qu’une formation : des leçons qui ont transformé ma façon de penser.

By, NELLIE GUNDANI, AHAPPY ToT Participant, Kasungu, Malawi. The AJAN training was a transformative experience that gave me new perspectives while deepening my understanding of things I already knew. Through the “Awakening to Myself” module, I learned the importance of self-awareness, understanding my strengths, weaknesses, values and purpose. The session

Autonomisé pour diriger et servir

Firstly, I would like to thank AJAN for the opportunity. The training was informative and engaging, and it has provided me with useful knowledge and skills that I will use in my daily life. I look forward to more sessions like these. Before the training, I had some understanding of

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