AIDS is a monster, a beast with pernicious rage and fountains of death. In Africa the death is everywhere, people are dying of AIDS. What can be done? Is it too late? What will become of the children whose parents are dying of AIDS, orphaned with no place to go, only a future of more death, including their own.
It is time to take a stand, here and now, it is time to use our intellect and move life in and move AIDS out. These orphaned children need not become homeless with no place to go. AIDS needs to be moved out of Africa. The task will not be easy, it is seemingly impossible or is it?
One organization believes that AIDS can be defeated and it has a plan, a strategy and one which is comprehensive yet strategically simple. Fight AIDS at the community level head-on. The team doing this is KENWA and perhaps you have already heard of their successes on NPR.
The action plan calls for strength and inner will of the village community. The goal is to educate the next generation, set up sustainable agriculture, care for the orphans, help with basic living (toilets) and even crossing the digital divide. No one said it would be easy, AIDS is not an easy problem.
KENWA seems to be on the right track moving life back in and moving AIDS out and working to save Africa through Strength and Vision. www.kenwa.org. I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought. The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007. I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.
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