I am a 50 year old educationist. A family man and an ardent believer in aids competence. I have friends in the great lakes region and beyond. I love to engage in constructive dialogue on issues that affect humanity. I enjoy working with communities to help them unlock and use their potential for positive change.
My dream:
To be remembered for being an encourager and optimist.
I'm proud of:
being a member of the aids competence family and an active participant in aids competence processes in my country.
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Cephas, I am sure you will enjoy reading about the first salt visit done with truckers in India (Link above). Hope you will add your own learnings there!
And: could you also upload your picture in your profile. It is so nice to have an 'image' of some-one...
Hi Cephas,
Great that you have joined this platform. I am happy to hear from you and look forward to hearing how AIDS Competence (and Life Competence) is spreading further in Kenya and GLIA!!
Welcome to Aidscompetence! Could you please add your picture to your profile as it really adds a human touch? (go to 'settings' on the right side then 'upload photo')
We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to communicate with colleagues and friends 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.
Connecting: Under the Tab with Members you find people to connect or to reconnect with directly, on their personal pages. The search function will certainly be of help! We encourage you to make your own page your personal ‘home’ which allows for a conversation from human to human - online.
Sharing Experiences: In the blogs we are sharing our experiences with local responses and the competence process. These experiences and stories do not require a discussion or exchange, but comments are welcome! Some stories in the blog link directly to our knowledge asset (see tab knowledge asset).I am sure your experience will be useful to others!
Learning Together: Our Forum is the place where we learn together. If you want to discuss an element of the Competence process, or other issues related to local responses, please contribute to the forum.
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. If you have want support for writing your blog, contact me.
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A very happy birthday Cephas!
Warm welcome
Jean-Louis
Merci for joining.
Onesmus
Cephas, I am sure you will enjoy reading about the first salt visit done with truckers in India (Link above). Hope you will add your own learnings there!
And: could you also upload your picture in your profile. It is so nice to have an 'image' of some-one...
Great that you have joined this platform. I am happy to hear from you and look forward to hearing how AIDS Competence (and Life Competence) is spreading further in Kenya and GLIA!!
Take good care,
Marlou
Welcome to Aidscompetence! Could you please add your picture to your profile as it really adds a human touch? (go to 'settings' on the right side then 'upload photo')
We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to communicate with colleagues and friends 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.
Connecting: Under the Tab with Members you find people to connect or to reconnect with directly, on their personal pages. The search function will certainly be of help! We encourage you to make your own page your personal ‘home’ which allows for a conversation from human to human - online.
Sharing Experiences: In the blogs we are sharing our experiences with local responses and the competence process. These experiences and stories do not require a discussion or exchange, but comments are welcome! Some stories in the blog link directly to our knowledge asset (see tab knowledge asset).I am sure your experience will be useful to others!
Learning Together: Our Forum is the place where we learn together. If you want to discuss an element of the Competence process, or other issues related to local responses, please contribute to the forum.
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. If you have want support for writing your blog, contact me.
Warm regards,
Laurence