World AIDS Day - 1 December 2013
Getting to zero: Zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS-related deaths.
World AIDS Day is celebrated on 1 December every year to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and to demonstrate international solidarity in the face of the pandemic. The day is an opportunity for public and private partners to disseminate information about the status of the pandemic and to encourage progress in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care around the world, particularly in high prevalence countries.
POVERTY FIGHTING TANZANIA (PFT) is among the organization invited by the Municipal of Temeke to attend the World AIDS day,which was marked at National level at Mnazi Mmoja Ground in Dar es Salaam.
This year was a bit different from the previuos years in Tanzania,as we began by exhibition of stakeholder's activities for six days and on 1st december was the climax.
PFT as among the stakehoders,is working to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS socially and Economically,we know the Impact of HIV and AIDS is far reaching.They affect not anly those who are infected but indirectly affect their families,friends,emplloyers and others.HIV and AIDS make efforts to reduce poverty more difficult,and some places poverty is increasing as a result.They affect health Services,Education systems,Economic growth,Emotional well-being and family and community stability.
PFT focuses on the activities to help alleviate the Impact of HIV/AIDS on health,Economic and Social well being.We also focuses on caregivers,Families of People living with HIV and also those who may not be HIV positive but are still profoundly affected by virus,particulary orphans and Vulnerable children(OVC).
At PFT pavilion on AIDS day,from right are Naima Shellan field officer,Yusuph Ngosha one of the beneficiaries of the VICOBA project,Ann Kathrin,Melina and Johannes Lnde volunteers from German
Some of the beneficiaries attended on the AIDS day.
A leaflet made to show how poverty and HIV/AIDS relate each other.
Reporting tool completed by PFT focusing on non-medical HIV services.
Batik products made by Ushonaji group
people attended the AIDS day at Mnazi Mmoja ground-December 1,2013.The guest of honour was the Vice president,Hon. Dr Mohamed Bilal.
Johannes and Ann-Kathrin on a photo above showing a manila card with a message of impact of potential loss of parents.
Mahija Ndaga close with Johannes and Ann-Kathrin inspecting the passbok and Ledger of First money B group on weekly savings group meeting.
from left,Johannes and Ann-Kathrin discussing something about the record keeping on a passbook of a member.First money B group.
Ann-Kathrin and Johannes (Volunteers from Germany) practising to supervise the savings group weekly meeting
From left,Ally Seif Manjasi director of Finance and administration,Robert Duma Head of Education & Training derpatment,Selemani Mshumbua and Naima Field officers(PFT staff) during the arrival of 2 volunteers from Germany
From left,Magreth Samson,Naima Shellani (PFT Field officers) and Volunteers from German soon after arrival are Ann-Kathrin Facius, Johannes Linde and Mahija Ndaga PFT cashier.
From right are Kwilasa E,program Manager,Seleman Mshumbua and Naima PFT Field officers waiting enthusiastically for the volunteer
Naima,Magreth and Naima Shellani on a picture with Volunteers after arrival from German on 11/09/2013
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