On Thursday, October 2, 2025, Jesuit Urumuri Centre (JUC) gathered at its premises the beneficiaries of the 5th Cohort in the Youth Empowerment Program for a meeting on the next step in their entrepreneurial journeys — the Incubation Phase. The meeting brought together the youth and alumni of the program. Speaking
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Renforcement des partenariats : une visite fructueuse des Jésuites Canadiens Internationaux (CJI)
In September 2025, the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) was honored to welcome Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) Executive Director, Jenny Cafiso, and International Programs Coordinator, Juan Emilio Hernandez, during their visit with Jesuit partners across Africa. Their time with us reflected not only the bonds of Jesuit collaboration but also
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Partenariats fructueux : Expansion du projet de conservation de l’environnement et de cantine scolaire de JUC
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Remise des diplômes des Femmes et Filles Autonomisées grâce au Programme BRWGA à la St Peter’s Kubatana High School, Zimbabwe
On 22nd August 2025, St Peter’s Kubatana High School, Zimbabwe in collaboration with the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN), celebrated the graduation of 60 women and girls who successfully completed a three-week skills development program under the Building Resilience in Women and Girls in Africa (BRWGA) initiative. The program, designed
Ma petite réflexion sur la formation d’AJAN à l’ITCJ, Abidjan
This was a training that took place at the Institut de Théologie de la Compagnie de Jésus (ITCJ) Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. The training began on August 11 and concluded on August 15, 2025. It focused on sharing the work that AJAN carries out as a Jesuit apostolate of the Jesuit
AHAPPY generation, la meilleure offre pour une jeunesse responsable et épanouie.
At the end of a long but important Ignatian week (August 11–16, 2025) at the Institute of Theology of the Society of Jesus (ITCJ), focused on the AHAPPY Generation program developed by the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN), I share with satisfaction the modest reflection that follows. From the outset,
La « Formation des formateurs AHAPPY, pour un développement intégral des jeunes »
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Sensibilisation au VIH et Développement Intégral de la Jeunesse à West Uyoma, Siaya County, Kenya.
The West Uyoma Free Medical Camp held from 28th to 30th August 2025 at Kamaringa Beach, West Uyoma, Siaya County, Kenya, benefited more than 3000 people made up of the youth, parents, local fishermen and the elderly. African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) as a key partner used the camp to
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