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 Helping People Help ThemselvesProject HOPE is working in Mozambique to strengthen the coping capabilities of households and communities stepping up to care for the rising numbers of children orphaned by the AIDS pandemic. Working with community volunteers, Project HOPE is implementing programs that help improve the health and economic status of orphans, eradicate hunger, and improve knowledge of prevention and treatment for HIV/AIDS. Inspired by the positive results of Project HOPE programs, the communities themselves are now seeking their own solutions to address the issues of orphaned children. The results have been inspiring. Read More
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 Income Generation in Support of Orphans and Vulnerable Children
In 2004, Project HOPE initiated a program in Namibia and Mozambique to strengthen the coping capabilities of households and communities caring for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), mostly due to AIDS. Read More
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 Voluntary Testing and Counseling An important component of our HIV prevention and treatment programs is Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT). HOPE incorporates VCT in both prevention and care and treatment programs. Read More |
 Birth Certificates for Orphans and Vulnerable Children A birth certificate is a simple piece of paper acknowledging that a child exists in the world. But without one, children can be denied access to education, health care services and future employment opportunities.
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 The Africa Journal
Economic Strengthening at the Core of Orphan Support
The sheer quantity of children being affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa is staggering. An estimated 13 million have lost either one or both parents. As the overwhelming majority of orphans and other children affected by HIV/AIDS are living with immediate or extended family members, the safety and well-being of these children depend largely on the ability of these relatives to protect and care for the expanded household......Read More
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