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Maryknollers’ work with HIV/AIDS in Africa, Asia and Latin America

Region

Responsible person(s)

Project name, location

Project description

AFRICA

 

 

 

 Kenya

Fr. Ed Phillips

Eastern Deanery AIDS Program in Nairobi

Program offers holistic care for HIV positive people, education programs (particularly on youth who are at high risk), and VCT.

 

Br. John Mullen, Coralys Salvador, and Br. Frank Tenhoopen

AIDS orphans project  in Mombasa

The project sponsors orphans to go to school, paying school fees, providing books and supplies and in some cases uniforms, food, transport and medical needs. The project also monitors the children’s progress through school and home visitations.

 

Rose Anderson (Lay Missioner [LM])

Kitale AIDS Project

(a). HIV/AIDS Medical office and home care program.

(b). HIV/AIDS Education in schools and parishes

(c). Income generating projects - agricultural (plowing, seeds, fertilizer)

(d). Orphans: Sponsoring of orphans, $95.00 per year per child; currently 178 orphans (“There are hundred more who could be cared for if we had the money” MH)

 Namibia

Fr. Rick Bauer

Catholic AIDS Action

Multipurpose diocesan AIDS program: Youth/education prevention, VCT, medical, spiritual support

 Tanzania

Joanne Miya (LM) 

 

Work with orphans, children affected by HIV/AIDS

 

Sr. Mary Reese  

Youth Alive Group

AIDS orphans in Musoma

 

Sr. Rosalie LaCorte

Youth Alive

Youth Alive, income generation with young women; Capacitar, support group (plus Tupendane Cottage Industry)                          

 

Sr. Marion Hughes

 

Children orphaned by AIDS

 Zimbabwe

Sr. Kathy Barbee

Street children

Orphans due to AIDS and orphans with AIDS

 

Sr. Fran Kobets

 

Adolescents

 

ASIA

 

 

 

 China

 

Fr. Scott Harris

 

Coordination of AIDS programs, HIV/AIDS education to professionals and clergy

 Thailand

Fr. Mike Bassano

 

Pastoral care at Wat Pra Bat Nam Phu an AIDS care center.

 Cambodia

Lisa Piri, Adel O’Regan

 

Seedling of Hope

A multi service HIV/AIDS program.

 - small medical office, home health  

    care, hospice, and group homes.

 - Patches of Hope and Orphans program (Little Sprouts and Little Folks). New focus on children’s education. Mother to Child program

   Patches of Hope, income-generating program for women and men living with HIV/AIDS in Phnom Penh.

- Bridges of Hope component of the project attempts to reintegrate people successfully on ART’s back into the workforce and community

 

LATIN AMERICA

 

 

 

 Bolivia

Sr. Joyce Hylazewski

 

Pastoral care, support groups and education

 El Salvador

Sr. Mary Annel

 

Runs AIDS clinic, peer group training and educational programs. VTC

 

Sr. Marie Morgan and Sr. Gloria Ruiz 

 

Pastoral care

 

Deborah Northern

 

Prevention education, prison ministry

 Guatemala

Srs. Marlene Condon and Dee Smith

 

AIDS multi-service clinic, support groups, VTC, educational programs

 

 

Srs. Mary Lou Daoust and Jane Buellesbach

 

Medical clinic

 Panama

Sr. Cathy DeVito

Casa Hogar El Buen Samaritano

For homeless or abandoned people living with HIV

 Peru

Sr. Peg Hennessey

 

Pastoral care, support groups

 

Fr. Joe Fedora

 

Pastoral care, support groups, AIDS prison ministry, retreats

 

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