I am a female Kenyan youth aged 23. i am a nutrition student at University of Nairobi, in my final year.
i live in Nairobi and i love working with young people since forever...:)
young people thrill my heart and i try my best to make life better for all young people aroung me, and especially through educating through educating them on HIV and active choices.....
Hi Angela!! So great to learn some more about you!! Nutrition is a very important thing for people who are living with HIV. Eating the right foods can help support overall health and manage side effects of the HIV medications.
ReplyDeleteI would be interested in hearing more about your work with young people, what kind of work do you do?
Thanks again and looking forward to work with you more :) Alex
Hey Alex
ReplyDeletenice to meet you too...i have been a volunteer with various NGOs including Kenya Red Cross as a peer educator on HIV/AIDS, worked with TakingITGlobal as an intern (community connector) where i was working with a youth group for development purposes especially, garbage collection and IT connection,now i am doing a project on the knowledge of PMTCT among some young mothers in a slum area in Nairobi...most mothers in these areas are less than 30 and as less as 16yrs)and i am planning to be greatly involved in more projects in future.
i just love research!
Looking forward to your next post Angela! Best :)
ReplyDeleteHie Angela
ReplyDeleteYou have let down your blog Angela especially considering some of the interesting points you have been raising through the discussion board.The blog could have given you the better platform to share with us the Kenyan experiences
I am eager to learn more about the Kenyan HIV and AIDS experiences as it has recorded some major success in the fight against HIV and AIDS especially in areas of VCT.
I look forward to your next posting, its not too late for that.
Kuda 19/04/10