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Tanzania is one of the countries most severely affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. A number of local AIDS education efforts have been launched over the past decade, several of which have yielded measurable, positive outcomes. Despite these successes, many barriers to effective dissemination of AIDS information exist, and large population groups still lack basic information on how to protect themselves from infection. Although effective school-based AIDS education programs are available, these have yet to be implemented consistently and persistently throughout the public school system, where the majority of adolescents can be reached.

Sourced from www.medscape.com

Community based Child Care Centers (CCC) are urgently needed. They act as a child development pre school institute(ECD), a health care center and a food distribution outlet during the week for the orphans and vulnerable children in the community

UCT seeks to teach the children the steps to being the most powerful human on earth!

1. RESPECT yourself! 2. CHOOSE TO WAIT... You're so worth it! 3. MAKE POSITIVE CHOICES!

Sport form part of an innovative new approach towards youth and HIV prevention.

Former Director General of the World Health Organization, Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland describes it in the following terms...

"Out of Africa comes a new method of using sport to unite children and youth to form an alliance against the ravages of HIV/AIDS. Infected or not, young people can find strength and information in games and the joy of sports." KICKING AIDS OUT

10 basic facts on HIV and AIDS