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HIV/AIDS - Related documents
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Setting HIV/AIDS awareness in stone
29 May 2009
A ‘loss bed count tool’ – a collection of stones to symbolize people lost to HIV/AIDS is unveiled. (UNV)
Kang, Botswana: People are asked to pick up stones to symbolize the number of people they have lost to HIV/AIDS. Then seated in a circle and in a solemn mood, an individual is asked to talk to the others about the stones they have collected. Read
More about: Education  Youth
Countries:  Botswana
"Unearthing community capabilities"
29 May 2009
Estimates vary, but according to the UN close to 18 percent of people in Botswana are affected by HIV/AIDS. (UNV)
Kang and Gumare, Botswana: A group of national UNV volunteers is guiding communities “to unearth their capabilities and look into available resources within themselves” to tackle the HIV/AIDS threat. Read
Countries:  Botswana
"Saving the nation, my nation"
26 May 2009
“I grew up in a very small village, Qangwa, about 350 km away from a bigger village called Maun,” says UNV volunteer Pusetso Morapedi (left). “Back then there were about 20 family compounds, a health post and a primary school. Nothing has changed much in the 14 years that has passed, except now there is a clinic and more people and that Qangwa is one of the villages I now work with!” (UNV)
Gumare, Botswana: I applied for the Community Capacity Enhancement Programme (CCEP) in response to HIV/AIDS because as much as I am affected indirectly, it affects everyone directly. It’s no longer about health issues and saving individual lives, it is about saving the nation, my nation. Read
More about: Civil society
Countries:  Botswana
Keeping the assistance flowing
20 May 2009
“HIV can be managed with the rollout of anti-retroviral therapy, plus good nutrition, exercise, sufficient sleep and stress reduction,” remarks international UNV volunteer Janice Lachhman, “but really the idea is prevention. Let it be that one day, developing countries don’t have such high prevalence rates.” (UNV)
Maseru, Lesotho: Janice Lachman serves as an international UNV volunteer at the highest levels in Lesotho to ensure that people living with HIV/AIDS can get the nutrition and services they need. Read
Tomorrow's leaders get the volunteer spirit
19 February 2009
A group discussion about HIV/AIDS at City College of Calapan. (UNV)
Vigan, the Philippines: UNV is reaching out to young Filipino leaders to get them involved in development issues, particularly HIV/AIDS awareness, through voluntary action. “This is truly the most unforgettable training I’ve attended in my entire college life," said one student council president. Read
More about: Civil society  Youth
Countries:  Japan  Philippines
New MDG cartoons for Kosovo
22 January 2009
Pristina, Kosovo: For IVD, the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme team in Kosovo commissioned a local artist to come up with a new spin on the Millennium Development Goals. Read
Bangladesh - Volunteer Against Poverty
05 December 2008
IVD in Bangladesh meant a sticker campaign on the theme 'Volunteer Against Poverty'. (UNV)
Dhaka, Bangladesh: In Bangladesh this year our theme is 'Volunteers Against Poverty' (VAP). The choice of this theme is as a result of the hydra-headed impacts of poverty in every aspect of lives both in Bangladesh and beyond. Read
World AIDS Day 2008: Happiness is always within our reach
01 December 2008
UNV volunteer Phạm Thị Huệ visits a person living with HIV at his home. (UNV)
Hai Phong, Viet Nam: Mine is not like other projects. It is a pioneering initiative for increasing the participation of people living with HIV themselves in the planning and implementation of HIV/AIDS activities and other efforts to improve their lives, families and communities. Read
Countries:  Viet Nam
Together we can (in Kang)
26 November 2008
National UNV volunteers Masego Ogaketse and Tunda Omondi (left) meet Hon. Phandu Skelemani, Botswana's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (right, with UNV sticker), and Assed Almutaa, the Ambassador of Libya to Botswana. (UNV)
Kang, Botswana: Upon his arriving at the stall, I saw Mr. Skelemani had on his jacket a UNV sticker. He told me he has volunteered all his life, still enjoys volunteering and is passionate about it. He therefore encourages youth to adopt that spirit. Read
More about: Civil society  Youth
Countries:  Botswana
Volunteering our service is a noble deed
18 November 2008
Dr. Darisuren Chanrav (left), a UNV volunteer from Mongolia, discusses health issues with a staff nurse and community member in Trinidad. (UNV)
Port of Spain, Trinidad: UNV volunteer Dr. Darisuren Chanrav shares her experiences working in "small island nations" across the globe - places that couldn't be more different from her native Mongolia. Read
More about: Health

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