30 September 2015, Nairobi – An external evaluation has showered praise on AHAPPY, the HIV prevention program for youth created and run by AJAN. AJAN commissioned an evaluation of the pilot phase of AHAPPY to ascertain whether the program has truly managed to empower young people to make informed and
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Burundi: Jesuit AIDS project kept doors open during unrest
31 August 2015, Bujumbura – The Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Bujumbura continued to offer treatment to people living with HIV and TB during Burundi’s recent political unrest… Read more
Responding to the needs of the hour
31 August 2015, Nairobi – Jesuit AIDS projects are shaped in response to the “needs of the hour” as they seek to adapt to the changing scenarios of AIDS in Africa. During a meeting held by AJAN in July, nearly 50 Jesuits and co-workers involved in AIDS ministry in 14 African countries shared about
AJAN is found where AIDS and Jesuits meet
31 August 2015, Nairobi – “AJAN is found where AIDS and Jesuits meet.” At first glance, this statement could seem somewhat odd. But if you take a moment to think about it, you’ll find a precise way of defining just where the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) is at work… Read
AJANews 142 – July-August 2015
AJAN is found where AIDS and Jesuits meet – “AJAN is found where AIDS and Jesuits meet.” At first glance, this statement could seem somewhat odd. But if you take a moment to think about it, you’ll find a precise way of defining just where the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN)
Burundi: Jesuit AIDS project kept doors open during unrest
31 August 2015, Bujumbura – The Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Bujumbura continued to offer essential treatment to people living with HIV and TB during Burundi’s recent political unrest. The Jesuit healthcare project faced an uphill struggle to keep its doors open, treating not only its usual beneficiaries but also others who
Doing more to help teenagers living with HIV
30 September 2015, Nairobi – Teenagers living with HIV need more care and expert attention to lead happy and fulfilled lives and to avoid being defined or defeated by the virus. This priority emerged during a meeting held by AJAN in late July for Jesuits and co-workers involved in AIDS ministry in sub-Saharan
Responding to the needs of the hour
31 August 2015, Nairobi – Jesuit AIDS projects are shaped in response to the “needs of the hour” and constantly seek to adapt to the changing scenarios of AIDS in Africa. During the Nairobi meeting in July, Jesuits and co-workers involved in different aspects of AIDS ministry across sub-Saharan Africa
AJAN is found where AIDS and Jesuits meet
31 August 2015, Nairobi – “AJAN is found where AIDS and Jesuits meet.” At first glance, this statement could seem somewhat odd. But if you take a moment to think about it, you’ll find a precise way of defining just where the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) is at work.
Zambia: Bring treatment closer to home
26 June 2015 – Dorothy takes three days to walk to and from the hospital that stocks the medication she needs to stay alive. Carrying food and blankets to see her through the unwelcome trip, the elderly Zambian woman takes days to recover when she returns home… Read more
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