NonProfit Commons in SL, November 21, 2014

PY1 African Partnership

Through a unique public and private partnership,

PY1 is developing the Safe2Live HIV/AIDS Virtual

Health Education Program to educate 500,000 youth

aged 8-24 from nine African countries: Benin,

Burundi, Central African Republic, Democratic

Republic of Congo, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Togo

and Zimbabwe.

The Safe2Live Virtual Health Education Program

utilizes proven multi-media learning theory, are

culturally and linguistically appropriate to our

audience, and presented in English

and French languages.

PY1 & AJAN

Protect Yourself1 and AJAN partner to develop a SIM that

contributes to achieve an AIDS- Free Generation, in African

Countries.

The AHAPPY curriculum-HIV & AIDS Prevention Program for the

youth, implemented by AJAN is a success in the Sub-Saharan

Countries. Developing the Safe2Live-AHAPPY SIM allows us to

reach out to thousand of young people.

In 2015, after publishing the Safe2Live-AHAPPY SIM, teacher

training will begin in Nairobi, Kenya, with one Train the Trainer

session for 36 Trainers from all the 9 countries, who can then

conduct their own teaching sessions.

World AIDS Day

This year we commemorate the

26th annual observance of

World AIDS Day

Focus, Partner, Achieve

an AIDS-Free Generation

World AIDS Day brings together people from around the world to raise

awareness about HIV/AIDS and to demonstrate international solidarity in the

face of the ongoing pandemic.

Honoring the day provides an opportunity for all of us to spread awareness

about HIV/AIDS and encourage progress in HIV/AIDS research, prevention,

care and treatment globally.

World AIDS Day offers each of us the opportunity to show support for people

living with HIV/AIDS by remembering our loved ones living with HIV and

honoring those who have died.

We must renew our commitment to combat HIV/AIDS through compassion

and education to attain an AIDS – Free Generation.

World AIDS Day

What can I do ?

New classes of HIV medicines help millions of

HIV+ people to attain the highest possible quality

of life every day. While these medical advances

hold bright promise, we must act individually in

our communities to fight HIV/AIDS. Each of us

holds great influence in shaping our common

future.

To commemorate the 26th World AIDS Day and to

honor people living with HIV and those who have

died, we ask that you focus and partner to fight

against HIV/AIDS, to achieve together

an ”AIDS-Free Generation” .

This World AIDS Day PY1 asks you to act:

Take an HIV Test,

Volunteer at your local AIDS Service Organization,

Lend your support to a HIV+ friend,

Talk with your kids, friends and colleagues about

HIV/AIDS,

Reach out to your community of faith,

Distribute Condoms and

HIV educational materials in your community,

Use social media networks to heighten

HIV/AIDS Awareness.

PY1 asks you to act

Protect Yourself1

Only by investing in young

people,

through a vigorous response

to all aspects of the HIV and AIDS

situation, we will achieve

the dream of an

“AIDS-Free Generation”.

Join AIDS Walk

#GivingTuesday

On Tuesday, December 2, 2014, charities, families, businesses, community centers, and

students around the world will come together for one common purpose:

to celebrate generosity and to give.

It’s a simple idea. Just find a way for your family, your community, your company or

your organization to come together to give something more. Then tell everyone you can

about how you are giving. Join us and be a part of a global celebration

of a new tradition of generosity.

We have a day for giving thanks.

We have two for getting deals. Now,

we have #GivingTuesday, a global day

dedicated to giving back.