Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta

CHURCH BASED HIV/AIDS RESPONSE MISSIONS OPPORTUNITIES

Dear Sir or Madam,

JOIN US 2012: Working with Churches on HIV/AIDS Comprehensive Service Delivery in Uganda, for details visit our project outreaches photo albums at http://is.gd/PKyY7l

This includes:-
1. Counseling & Testing
2. Care & Support of Orphans
3. Community Based Care & Support of People Living With AIDS
4. Spiritual Support e.g. Prayer & Counseling
5. Entertaining Through Music & Sport
6. Income Generation Skills Development e.g. Handcrafts.

7. Evangelism

8. Abstinence Education http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.141141615987679.21076.1384...

You can view more of our project photos by following the link

http://www.facebook.com/pages/World-AIDS-Day/124805177579448?sk=photos

For details, drop us an email at stopaids@aymu.org

On His Team,

Albert KUNIHIRA
CEO/Peace & AIDS Activist
Africa Youth Ministries
AG. Director Living Hope Health Care
P.O. BOX 20029, Kampala-Uganda
Plot 647 Kireka Kamuli Hill Road
P: +256-776-200002/3/4/753-200002/793-200002
F: +256-414-287151
E: albert@aymu.org or admin@aymu.org or volunteers@aymu.org
I: www.aymu.org

"Before you can think of printing this mail, think about the environment"

Africa Youth Ministries is a registered Charity in Uganda No 5914/6068

"Investment in AIDS will be repaid a thousand-fold in lives saved and communities held together."Dr. Peter Piot, Executive Director, UNAIDS

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