I am a Social Worker working in a local NGO suporting people affected and infected with HIV/AIDS- i am driven by the anguish that most of thme face each day with no real hope for the future
My dream:
my dream to have a world commuity in which we recognise HIV/AIDS as any other illness in the line of Malaria etc; for which every patient would receive the support and care that is approrpiate to enable them contine functioning and appreciating life as a gift from God without fear of stigma or discrimination
I'm proud of:
I am proud to have been born in Africa, lived the life and experience which i have led as it has given me a rich diversity of how people live having lived both in poor rural and relatively better urban settlements. My education and training as a social worker is of equal importance as it enables me know more about people as my work involves and is about people. Am proud to be a Social Worker
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A very happy birthday Jeffrey!
Welcome to Aidscompetence! Could you please add your photo, as it adds a human touch to your profile (go to 'settings', 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!
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Laurence