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“It is a losing battle to fight a practice without knowledge”, a take-home from third day of training for AJAN network

By Caleb Mwamisi What would you do if you donated green grams to mothers to feed their young ones for a balanced diet, and you realized that the same was being sold for bread to be bought? The above is a question which was posed by trainers, Dr. Paschalia

Continuer à renforcer les jeunes contre le virus VIH au milieu de Covid-19

According to several analysts, the DRC in general and its eastern part in particular, is significantly lagging behind in achieving the UNAIDS objectives 90, 90, 90. This is attributable to political instability of the last 5 years, characterized by bad governance, political intolerance and other forms of violence in our

Echoes of peer education training in June 2020, Centre Maisha- Kisangani

By Norbert Bolenza Loose-Youth Coach-Centre Maisha. According to several analysts, the DRC in general and its eastern part, in particular, is lagging significantly behind in achieving the 90, 90, 90 goals of Onusida due to the political instability of the last 5 years characterized by poor governance, political intolerance, and

Histoire des centres sociaux Loyola – AJAN Histoires d’impact Projet de communication et de recherche

AJAN tient à documenter les activités entreprises par les centres sociaux jésuites en Afrique subsaharienne, en particulier en ce qui concerne le VIH et le SIDA. Alors que le secrétariat coordonne des activités et propose des formations telles que AHAPPY depuis 2002’à présent, l’impact de ce travail n’est pas clair.

Covid-19: “Test procurement and protection of healthcare personnel”, a strategic choice.

The world has been experiencing a virulent health crisis due to COVID-19 since few months. Africa is not immune as some citizens believed or still believe among whom are naive ones and others who pretend to play the fool. The spread of the virus is now effective in all countries.

CHU Bom Samaritano (Chade)

Covid-19: «Aquisição de testes e proteção do pessoal de saúde», uma escolha estratégica. Nos últimos meses, o mundo passou por uma crise de saúde virulenta devido à Covid-19. A África não está imune, como alguns cidadãos pouco informados ou tolos acreditavam ou ainda acreditam. A propagação do vírus é agora

Test procurement and protection of healthcare personnel, a strategic choice- COVID19

Story from CHU Bon Samaritain, Chad by Jean Pierre Ongolo –Project and Communication Officer- CHU-Bon Samaritain N’Djamena-Chad The world has been experiencing a virulent health crisis due to COVID-19 for a few months now. Africa is not ‘immune’ as some citizens may have believed and nobody should play the fool.

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Students experience a process of healing as they fortify fortitude.

AJAN trainers returned to Mukuru on the 5th and 6th of December 2019, enthused and armed with knowledge to transfer to a group of young people at St. Catherine South B, most of them secondary students from various schools across Kenya. Trainers helped the youth to discover and appreciate the

AHAPPY St. Catherine Mukuru, Nairobi

Correlation between principles of life, relationship with God, drug abuse and HIV and AIDS There is a reliable relationship between the discovery of oneself, relationship with God, what values and principles of life and the spread of HIV and AIDS. This researched understanding, alongside knowledge on STIs, informs the methodology

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