Martin@GNP+

Soest

Netherlands

Profile Information:

Gender
male
Name
Martin Stolk
Organisation
GNP+
About Me:
Communications Officer at GNP+. Living together with Beatrice and our children Saanna, Yuri and Anouk. Love reggae. Run 10 km in 42m 23s !! (achieved my 2009 goal! Now aiming for 41!!)
My dream:
A better life for my child living with HIV.

Comment Wall:

  • Marlou

    Welcome to Aidscompetence!

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    Warme groeten,

    Marlou

    Mar 28, 2009

  • Taufiq M.A.

    hi martin..

    nice 2 meet u in this nice network..
    wish that we can have a communication much..
    because I have plan to continue my study to get Master of HIV/AIDS at Holland!

    wish me luck bro!

    Mar 30, 2009

  • Laurence Gilliot

    Hi Martin,

    Welcome! I'm from Belgium and spent quite some time in Amsterdam because my boyfriend is from there. I now live in Thailand. Do you enjoy living there?
    I'm really wondering what life is like for a child living with HIV in the Netherlands (also Belgium)? How do people, like teachers, other parents, react? My feeling is that we are less competent in terms of community response in the North than countries like Thailand...

    What is your view in this?

    Have you visited the website of the Constellation for AIDS Competence (www.aidscompetence.org), where you can read more about the AIDS Competence Process?

    Have a good day,

    Laurence

    Mar 30, 2009