"Dear Malou
Thank you so much for supporting. I remain transfer SALT Knowlegde to my college and
other NGOs's staff who are working with HIV/AID.
Many Thanks
Nary"
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Ensemble vers la Compétence Communautaire pour la Vie
Started this discussion. Last reply by Marlou Sep 21, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Re-organising Support to the Constellation
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- Marlou
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- Constellation for AIDS Competence
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- About Me:
- I have the privilige to work in the Constellation Support Team. Besides that I am Marlou. Born in the Netherlands 42 years ago, now having my home in France together with Raymond and our four children. Most of all I enjoy the days where the worlds of 'work' and 'life' meet.
- My dream:
- A Constellation of people and communities making this world a bright place to be. Starting from my own little stars at home.
- My concern:
- I am truly convinced that here is where the start for Life competence is: in our homes, with our every day community. If we are able to live peacefully together and allow every-one to be happy and valued in our own house, we can reach out from there. It is not easy! But there is more hope then concern.
- I'm proud of:
- My friends in so many places of the world, all working towards the same goal - all in our own context and from our own strength.
- What I think of Community Life Competence:
- Let's Strive for It!
- Website 1:
- http://communitylifecompetence.org
- What do I want to do to spread Community Life Competence?
- I want to apply SALT in my own life (S: Stimulate; Support; A: Appreciate; L: Listen; Learn; Link; T: Transfer; Team), I want to share my experience on my blog in Ning
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Home Visit in Odessa
Posted on November 8, 2011 at 6:54pm 1 Comment 3 Likes
Posting below on behalf of Ian Campbell and his facilitation team members in Odessa - Ukraine. After a SALT visit, the team followed up on an invitation to bring a visit at the house of the people they met. They left enriched. Enjoy the reading!
During the SALT visit to the refugee group, Mohammed from Guinea said ‘I am a man-I can succeed and I will.’…
Continue Les gens m'ont aidé, maintenant c'est à moi d'aider
Posted on July 22, 2011 at 12:57pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Pendant ma visite à Samara, Laurence m'a demandé d'interviewer un des amis russes comme 'Membre du mois' pour notre newsletter de la Constellation. J'ai choisi d'écrire sur Alexei, une personne hors du commun. L'histoire ci-dessous est le résultat de plusieurs conversations pendant la semaine et ses contributions pendant les visites SALT. Marlou
Je m’appelle Alexei et je viens de Samara, en Russie. J’ai grandi dans une famille de toxicomanes ou l’alcool et la… Continue
People helped me, now I want to help
Posted on July 22, 2011 at 12:25pm 2 Comments 3 Likes
During my visit to Samara Laurence asked me to interview one of the Russian friends as ‘member of the month’ for our Constellation Newsletter. I chose to follow Alexei, he is a special person. The story below is the result of various conversations during the week and his contributions during the SALT visits.
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I am Alexei, from Samara, Russia. I grew up in an addicted family: alcohol and drugs were always there. It was a hard environment for a child to grow up. I was… Continue
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I am Alexei, from Samara, Russia. I grew up in an addicted family: alcohol and drugs were always there. It was a hard environment for a child to grow up. I was… Continue
First of all, we are All Human
Posted on July 5, 2011 at 7:38pm 7 Comments 2 Likes
Digesting all my learning from a week in Samara, a beautiful Russian city at the Wolga, it appears to me, now clearer then ever, that SALT is a natural process. It reminds us to be ‘normal’, to be the human beings we are in all our interactions.
Natasya, in her wheelchair during our last (in a series of 6) SALT visits that week says it beautifully:
“These meetings with your team once again proved that it is not important how we look, what language we speak, what confession we are…
Now that I know your story, your problem is mine
Posted on July 5, 2011 at 7:22pm 6 Comments 1 Like
“I only regret one thing”, says the young Elena, “and that is that I did not dare to let my tears flow”. During the After Action Review on this mornings SALT visit to a Roman Catholic Community in Samara (Russia) I see a new Elena. After this SALT visit she is full of energy and sees a new way forward for herself and the people around her.
The day before… Continue
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Comment Wall (116 comments)
- At 7:43am on May 16, 2012,
thuon nary said… Dear Malou
Thank you so much for supporting. I remain transfer SALT Knowlegde to my college and
other NGOs's staff who are working with HIV/AID.
Many Thanks
Nary
- At 11:04am on October 29, 2011,
Rituu B. Nanda said… - Lovely photo, Marlou!
- At 6:49am on February 16, 2011, Rituu B. Nanda said…
- A warm welcome to the peace competence group! You are our 50th member:-)
- At 12:47pm on November 26, 2010,
Gusto Aihan said… - terima kasih
- At 10:57am on September 21, 2010, Gusto Aihan said…
- Dear Marlou
Around March 2009,at the room 234 of general hospital of NTB. There was a house wife, whom her first husband heritage her HIV. Her husband passed away caused by tuberculosis infection opportunistic (it could seem the trigger is HIV). She lived in the countryside; it took 10 hours ride by car to reach her village. She worked as the farmer for some else rice field. Her first husband was a migrant worker (in Malaysia as coconut plantation keeper). In her second married, she started having frequent illness. She detected had HIV. Her second husband is staying negative up to now. She got the treatment for IO and also had the ART. When she had better condition she went back to her home village. On May 2009 I met her again in the same room, she told me that her husband prohibited her to consume ARV. Her husband thought, that ARV gave her wife another diseases (the fact that was only light side effect). They are both uneducated and low knowledge of heath and hygienic life and also part of poverty. Half an hour before, she released her last breath. She apologized to me because she broke her promised to keep the adherent in her days. She also gave me a question about her child future. She passed away right before my eyes. And my tears flew when I heard the cried of her mother( the only person whom took care of her while she was as hospitalized) and her seven years old son( also accompanied his mother and grand mother in hospital). That situation inspire me to empower PLHIV.
- At 12:56pm on September 18, 2010, Gusto Aihan said…
- Dear Marlou
thanks to your text. I am not well educated and my English very poor. since I joined in PLWHA peer support group in December 2008, I see and learn about what do we afraid of. since june 2009 I am the coordinator one of 4 PLWHA peer support group in my home island. I take that opportunity as way to empower my self and empower others. I have done some activity that community very afraid of. then I share that experienced to the community.
- At 3:05pm on September 15, 2010,
Vichet LOK said…
- Dear Marlou, I am so happy to be a friend with you. will keep in touch with you whenever I have free time.
- At 8:08pm on June 16, 2010,
NAMARA ARTHUR ARAALI said… - My regards to your family
Arthur
- At 8:06pm on June 16, 2010, NAMARA ARTHUR ARAALI said…
- Dear Marlou,
It is a while since I heard from you. I met Francien today and it was nice to talk about you. I am Organising my wedding scheduled for October 23rd 2010 in Entebbe U ganda. I would like you to be among my guests on that day.
Otherwise I hope all is with you and your family.
I will be sending you information about my work in the Community. In the mean time you can visit our website www.henuuganda.org
- At 10:01am on May 26, 2010,
Raghuveer said… - Dear Marlou,
Thank you very much for your comment and welcoming me as a member. I am sure that I respect your comment and upload my pic. sooner. I am looking forward for the fascinating learning experience. Its a pleasure to be part of the big community, will keep in touch.
Regards,
Raghuveer P.
South India.
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