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Roy Mwilu
- Kitwe, Copperbelt Province
- Zambia
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- Gender
- Male
- Name
- Roy Mwilu
- Organisation
- Copperbelt Health Education Project (CHEP)
- About Me:
- I am a Public health (Health Communication and promotion) and have worked in the area of HIV and AIDS programming for the past 20 years. I believe that people have inherent capacity to identify and solve own problems. However, this capacity is sometimes challenged by forces from within and without the individual. This calls for a facilitated partnership support process to enable individuals and entire communities reach their maixum capacity of goal achivement.
- My dream:
- My dream is to have community competent in HIV and AIDS programming. That we reach a point of believing in our selves and that we place ourselves in a position of supporting those that need a helping hand. Together we can achieve much more....
- I'm proud of:
- The existence of a partnership platform for capacity building such as the Constellation that avails individuals and organizations to realise and support this inherent capacity of humans to address their challenges.
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Looking forward to seeing you sharing your experience from Zambia with others who are keen to learn. Travel safe to Nairobi! See you there.
Ricardo
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