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HARP:
HIV/AIDS,
Malaria, and Tuberculosis Resource
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Program Reports
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AIDS Awareness and Challenge
v Uganda
By Mary Tyler, Food for the Hungry International,
first appeared in Serving the Poor in Africa, Cases in Holistic Ministry,
edited by Ted Yamamori, Kwame Bediako, and Larry Reed, 1996.
Details Food for the Hungry's involvement
in AIDS ministry on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda, and describes the
organization's project addressing the lack of care for AIDS patients and
their families, as well as the sexual promiscuity that promotes the spread
of AIDS. FHI began the project in conjunction with local churches and worked
initially through Sunday morning church services and youth groups, then
developed further initiatives along with the Diocese. |
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Profile of an AIDS Beneficiary
By Moses Ssebagala and edited by Christine
Nabachwa and Edward Kibiringe, Food for the Hungry International.
Short case study of an AIDS patient who has
been assisted by Food for the Hungry in Uganda. |
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Extra Commitment Opportunities
(ECO)
Published by the Marketing and Resources Team
of the Mission Funding and Development Program Area, General Assembly Council,
Presbyterian Church (USA), 100 Witherspoon Street, Louisville, KY 40202-1396,
2001.
Identifies and describes PCUSA programs in
22 areas and eight synods, as well as projects in Africa, East Asia and
the Pacific, Latin America, Middle East, South and Southeast Asia, and
International Health Ministries Consultants. Free copies available by contacting
Project Coordinator Christine A. Neagle at http://www.pcusa.org/mission
and specifying PDS #68-700-01-085. |
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Good News from the AIDS Crisis
World Relief Magazine, P.O. Box WRC, Wheaton,
IL 60189-8004, Spring 2001.
Article on seeing the Church involved in HIV/AIDS
through World Relief's programs in the field. |
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Highlights of Presbyterian Church
(USA) Bednet Program
By Linda Mhango, Volunteer, P.O. Box 683,
Mzuzu, Malawi, 2001, mcgill@wiss.co.mw
Gives history and details of bednet programs
in Dwangwa and Chibavi, northern Malawi. |
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HIV/AIDS and Human Development
in Africa (Special Report)
By Moses Dombo, Joe Muwonge, & Don Brandt,
World Vision, 800 W. Chestnut Avenue, Monrovia, CA 91016-3198, February
2001.
Gives background to HIV/AIDS v "World's Largest
Development Crisis" v incidences of infection, impact on economies and
human development, measures of intervention, new millennium efforts, and
best practices. |
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HIV/AIDS/STD Prevention and
Control Programme Strategic Plans (2000-2004)
Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus,
P.O. Box 2087, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, December 1999, etsegeneth@eecmy.org
or eecmy.com@telecon.net
A 68-page booklet for planners and workers
that covers descriptions of current work in 15 Presbyteries or Synods in
Ethiopia. |
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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices
Baseline Survey
By Adele Dick, World Relief, P.O. Box WRC,
Wheaton, IL 60189-8004, 2000.
Survey carried out in Ruhengeri, Cyangugu,
and Kigali, Rwanda. |
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Own the AIDS Challenge
NCA Occasional Paper Series, Norwegian Church
Aid, P.O. Box 4544 Torshov, 0404 Oslo, Norway, July 200
Documents from NCA's global partner consultation
in South Africa. Available on the website at http://www.nca.no/artikkelbase?sideid=4120 |
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Report on Caritas Internationalis
Activities in Response to HIV/AIDS, 1995-1999
Caritas Internationalis, CAFOD, Romero Close,
Stockwell Road, London SW9 9TY, UK.
Details the Catholic Church's humanitarian
activities with regard to HIV/AIDS programs from 1995-1999. |
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Report on HIV/AIDS Activities
Carried Out During the Year 2000
African Enterprise, P.O. Box 727, Monrovia,
CA 91017, aeusa@compuserve.com |
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Two-Year Programme 2001-2002
Council of Churches in Sierra Leone.
Seven-page article on the HIV/AIDS issue. |
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Workshop Report on the Integration
of HIV/AIDS/STDs Control Program in the Life and Work of the Church
Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus,
P.O. Box 2087, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, December 1999, etsegeneth@eecmy.org
or eecmy.co@telecon.net
A 27-page pamphlet for HIV/AIDS planners/workers
describing the philosophy, methodology of the workshops and the schedule,
participation, problems, and recommendations. |
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