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Dear Friends,
I will be away the Whole of next week. Will be attending pathways to Reconciliation summit in Amman, Jordan.
See link; http://www.global-cities.info/amman09
Carol, as soon as we hear from Rituu, Rafique and TCIF on their meeting ou…
Dear all,
I am adding a few thoughts linked to the below concern raised by both Marlou and the Team in the discussions below ,
1. Could we explore something on added values on
Starting from strengths as opposed to starting with naming the problems…
Dear Zerihun,
With fresh Memories of your visit to Kithituni, this sound Super!
Keep going with the good work.
Onesmus
Dear Riruu,
Here is the response to the questions you posted:
What do you mean by rest of the team and neighbourhood community?
Our Team in Mlolongo is composed of People from Network of PLHAs and Truck drivers. Part of the PLHAs members are from…
Dear Rituu,
I have tried to respond to your concern in a Blog post comments below;
http://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/salt-visit-with-truckers
See if it brings something in here.
Regards,
Onesmus
Profile Information
- Name
- Onesmus Mutuku
- Organisation
- The Salvation Army - Kenya
- Skype and telephone
- Onesmus_Kithituni
- About Me:
- A young man aged 27 years,Born and brought up in a small village along the Northern transport corridor called Kithituni. Inspired and excited for being part of a youth facilitation team stimulating and accompanying local responses to issue of AIDs but not limited to it.
- My dream:
- To see a world where young people become assertive and build confidence and competence to the issues they face in life.
- My concern:
- why has it taken too long for organizations, Governments,.... to acknowledge that we are the objects to the issues we face NOT the subjects.
- I'm proud of:
- being part of the change.
- What I think of AIDS Competence:
- A process for stimulating ownership to enhance community capacity to care and change.
- Website 1:
- http://www.aidscompetence.org
- What do I want to do to spread AIDS Competence?
- Facilitate AIDS Competence in my community, Share about AIDS Competence with potential partners; friends; colleagues
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When village headmen lead the response to HIV…
Village headmen in my Village Kithituni are usually elected by people. They serve as volunteers with no salary from the government or from any other source. The people who elect them give them the mandate to lead from the front. Village leaders can really mobilize and organize the people to respond. We have seen village headmen steer strong the links between homes and neighbourhood conversations often facilitated by a team to big heights.
Issues are recognised
In May 2008, Kithituni SALT… Continue
Issues are recognised
In May 2008, Kithituni SALT… Continue
Posted on October 29, 2009 at 1:00am — 9 Comments
SALT stimulating 'Holy Anger'
Last week i participated into the Tanzania Knowledge room moderators training held in one of the major truck stop along the Central Corridor (called Chalinze) During the SALT visit i learnt something that touched my heart: When communities are engaged through the SALT approach; on how they are responding, issues worrying them in life and their dream. They deeply reflect on themselves and wonder!,they become angered and generate passion to act.As they ask themselves on why it has taken them too l… Continue
Posted on December 20, 2008 at 4:26pm — 5 Comments
Ongoing community conversations: Stimulating & deepening community capacity to Care and Change.
In September 2008, The Kenya NFT gathered in Mombasa to participate in the Knowledge room moderators training.During this time the team immersed themselves into a local community(Truck stop) for SALT visit. The encounter with the neighborhood was inspiring to both the team and the community.....'Ongoing community conversation are a good thing in this community. It will help people
to wake up and acknowledge their is a problem that needs to be addressed.... I have
been around here for 4 years.I h… Continue
to wake up and acknowledge their is a problem that needs to be addressed.... I have
been around here for 4 years.I h… Continue
Posted on December 20, 2008 at 3:38pm — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 6:05pm on September 14, 2009,
Ezeilo Cornelius Ikechukwu said… - Interesting to meet a friend link you in this network. Please continue in the good work.
- At 10:54pm on December 29, 2008,
Abdoulie Cham said… - Hi Onesmus Mutuk,
It is my pleasure to thank you in joining this noble course, I also join in today and will be happy to link with others all over the world in the fight against this two global treats namely TB and HIV/AIDS. I will use this opportunity to wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New year in advance. Am a Gambian living in The Gambia in West Africa.
- At 4:42pm on November 21, 2008,
Diakanua Ludi Tomatala Gaylord said… - Yes my friend I shall add my picture, hope we shall share more in that team where you wanted me to join you, it is me your DR Congo friend, Gaylord!
- At 8:45pm on November 20, 2008,
Onesmus Mutuku said…
- Hey Nikki,
Am doing fine. I have had two weeks in Tanzania,in support of the Salvation Army local responses around self measurement of change.Its been so inspiring.How have you been since London? Excited to hear from you too.
Nikki, Dont forget to add your photo.
Thanks.
Onesmus
Dar.
- At 4:17am on November 20, 2008,
Nikki said… - Hey Onesmus - great to hear from you. How are things with you? What is news? What are you investing yourself in currently? Love to hear from you! Nikki
- At 5:14pm on November 14, 2008,
Marlou said… - good to see your picture, Onesmus!
- At 9:48am on November 13, 2008,
Gaston said… - Dear Onesmus, Welcome to Ning! I have the feeling I know you already quite well although we never physically met. I really enjoy our virtual contact, so let's continue with that until we meet. I like your to-the-point profile.
I'll keep you posted on any developments in Suriname.
Warm regards,
Gaston
- At 8:37am on November 13, 2008,
Marlou said…
- Dear Onesmus,
Welcome to Ning! Will you add your foto - as a beginning of sharing all the good work you are doing in achieving GLIA competence in your region!
We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to communicate with friends, colleagues and like minded people in all parts of the world.
Please take some time to walk through this virtual Constellation home.
You will find many opportunities for connecting, sharing and learning. Meet old friends and make new friends by visiting people’s personal pages. Or ‘listen’ to their stories in their Blog. Share your experiences in the discussion forum, share your pictures or watch the video’s. And invite your own friends in as you wish!
Again, we are very happy to have your voice on Aids Competence and look forward to your contributions.
You will find some suggestions and rules of play under the ‘help’ tab.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance.
Warm regards,
Marlou
- At 12:36am on November 13, 2008,
Jean-Louis Lamboray said… - Warm welcome to you Onesmus! Don' forget to add your picture!
JL
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