Iam a young lady aged 24years and i work as a coordinator for a centre that is run by CINDI Kitwe. I have vast exeprience in dealing with issues to do with HIV/AIDS
My dream:
My dream is to become a figure that will bring hope to the vulnerable and to be part of the group that will bring an end to HIV/AIDS seeing the devastating effects on especially orphans and Vulnerable Children. If i team up with people who are concerned, we can do it!
I'm proud of:
Iam proud of the work i do and i have so much passion to serve the vulnerable and also PLWHAS and when i see a smile on the face of a Vulnerable child who may also be infected by HIV/AIDS because of the little contribution that i make, i find satsfaction.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
You need to be a member of Community life competence to add comments!
Welcome to Community Life Competence! Could you please add your photo as it adds a human touch to your profile (go to 'settings' then 'upload photo' and save)
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 Community Life 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.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
You need to be a member of Community life competence to add comments!
Join Community life competence
A very happy birthday Sishemo!
Welcome to Community Life Competence! Could you please add your photo as it adds a human touch to your profile (go to 'settings' then 'upload photo' and save)
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 Community Life 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,
Marlou