| What Ingwavuma Orphan Care does Their social worker and paralegal officers help get birth certificates and IDs and then to apply for governmental foster care grants. They provide emergency food parcels whilst grants are sourced Their orphan clubs in 20 schools provide structured psycho-social support to 400 orphans. They hold orphan camps to give the children a wider view of the world. Each year they organise Christmas parties, each for 300 orphans, to raise awareness of the problem within each community. They provide a community-based health service so that it is not children who must tend to their parent dying of AIDS. They hold support groups for HIV+ children and their carers. Their community-based carers provide training in memory boxes where a dying parent can leave mementos for their children in a positive way.
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HIV and AIDS, and Nutrition
This World Health Organization document reviews current evidence on the relationship between nutrition and HIV and AIDS, as well as on the role of nutrition in HIV transmission, disease progression, morbidity, and disease management Read the full story....
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