http://www.cafod.org.uk/news/campaigns-news/hiv-and-aids just one world blog http://www.cafod.org.uk/var/storage/images/about-cafod/where-we-work/mozambique/images/celina-mader-18-with-her-son-bartholomew/890260-1-eng-GB/celina-mader-18-with-her-son-bartholomew_small.jpg http://www.cafod.org.uk/news/campaigns-news/hiv-and-aids http://www.cafod.org.uk/news/campaigns-news/hiv-and-aids/panels/just-one-world-blog/hiv-feed http://blog.cafod.org.uk/2011/12/16/great-generation-in-uganda-kitovu-life-teen-gets-acre-of-land-for-fight-against-climate-change-and-hiv/ Moses at Kitovu Life Teen Youth Ministry, in Uganda writes: Last month I blogged about the young people I work with taking CAFOD’s campaign Don’t drop the ball on climate change, back to grass roots as they planted school gardens … Continue reading → http://blog.cafod.org.uk/?p=9142 http://blog.cafod.org.uk/2011/11/23/world-aids-day-1-december-getting-to-zero/ CAFOD supports a number of partners working on livelihoods initiatives with people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS. We are now in an era of effective HIV treatment, where many of those living with HIV are well, able … Continue reading → http://blog.cafod.org.uk/?p=8780 http://blog.cafod.org.uk/2010/10/05/sudan-a-kingdom-story/ I’ve been working with our partners in south Sudan for many years. In particular, an HIV and AIDS project around the towns of Yei and Tamburo-Yambio. Many people have died in both these places over the 20 years of war … Continue reading → http://blog.cafod.org.uk/?p=6912 http://blog.cafod.org.uk/2010/07/28/international-aids-conference-vienna-making-human-rights-a-must/ Jane Lennon, CAFOD’s HIV knowledge and Network Coordinator has just returned from the International AIDS conference in Vienna. She updates us on her journey. Given the amount of information packed in, the three days I spent at the International AIDS … Continue reading → http://blog.cafod.org.uk/?p=6539 http://blog.cafod.org.uk/2009/11/27/uganda-hiv-services-still-elude-so-many-who-need-them/ As we entered the house, I was surprised the room would fit a bed- it seemed so small. The room was pitch black, but I could just make out the figure lying there; the Ugandan gentleman we had come to … Continue reading → http://blog.cafod.org.uk/?p=5063