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                    YOUTH ALERT is focusing on reaching all 
                      the youth by all means, establishing a self-help youth programme 
                      linking sports with AIDS prevention, environmental cleanups, 
                      leadership training and other community service activities 
                       
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                    The program focusing on educating the youth 
                      about HIV/AIDS through sports activities UCT is seeking 
                      to partner with Kicking 
                      Out AIDS Tanzania to train 
                      Pastor William and another youth within the 'House of 
                      Freedom' to extend the program into and around the Mbeya 
                      area and within the Nyungwe Karonga District, Malawi. 
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                 Pastor Lotie and Pastor 
                    William seen here with the mountain bike donated by UCT to 
                    start the Youth Alert AIDS educational program at Liberty 
                    School. Below some of the students. 
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             Permission requested to use information from www.sportanddev.org 
            More than half of all new HIV/AIDS infections strike 
              people under the age of 25. Girls are hit harder and younger than 
              boys, and infant and child death rates have risen sharply. Children 
              and adolescents are at the centre of the HIV/AIDS crisis, yet they 
              are the ones who offer the greatest hope for defeating the epidemic. 
               
            
               
                Many programs offer HIV/AIDS 
                    education, but often the information is not delivered in an 
                    effective manner. Sport offers a unique opportunity to provide 
                    this information. It is non-threatening, age appropriate, 
                    attracts youth, and provides a fun, safe environment where 
                    HIV/AIDS can be openly discussed. 
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                   Seen here the football 
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                 Vision: 
                  
                    - To ensure that the youth especially in 
                      targeted areas such as Nyungwe and Chilumba in Karonga district 
                      succeed in all aspect of Education, we are planning to train 
                      the youth at liberty school so that through them the program 
                      should reach many. 
 
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              basic facts on HIV and AIDS  
            
               
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                    - To educate the youth to understand challenges 
                      facing their daily life and how to overcome them. 
 
                   
                   We will teach them the steps to being 
                    the most powerful human on earth!  | 
               
             
            
               
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                1. RESPECT yourself! 
                  2. CHOOSE TO WAIT... You're 
                    so worth it! 
                  3. MAKE POSITIVE CHOICES!  | 
               
             
            
               
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                 Mission: 
                   To mobilize and involve the youth, using 
                    sports, in the fight against AIDS. To educate the youth in 
                    behavior changing focusing on abstinence prior to marriage 
                    and faithfulness during marriage as the only 100% way to fight 
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            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.”  
             
            United Caribbean Trust seeks to help build safer and 
            stronger communities in partnership with the tourism sector.  
             
             
            
               
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                Helping with self-development, 
                    educational and enterprise projects seeking to empower disadvantaged 
                    individuals and communities to enable them to contribute to 
                    the viability of the tourism sector and the stability of the 
                    nation.  
                   Seen here Pastor Lotie our Africa Representative 
                    on the shores of Lake Malawi just 400 yards from the land 
                    that has been donated to UCT to build our Malawi office and 
                     Mission 
                    Holiday Village.  
                   Praise be to God.   | 
               
             
            Congratulations to the Youth 
              in Action programme which aims at reducing HIV/AIDS infection 
              rates in Northern, Central and Southern districts of 
              Malawi  and to increase opportunities for out-of-school youth 
              to play a positive role in society and to boost their self-esteem. 
              Youth workers and teachers have been provided with training in coaching 
              for male and female athletics, basketball, football, volleyball, 
              netball and table tennis.    |              
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