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8th SWAA Conference updates
Post conference Report
SWAA PMTCT Report
8th SWAA Conference report
KEY PRESENTATIONS
SWAA Particpants
SWAA Report 2
PMTCT Programme
Adresses
French AnnouncementMember Countries
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| 8th International Conference of SWA Updates |
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| "Welcome to Uganda" |
List of submitted abstractsName Address Abstract 1. Obadiaru Ebiuwa SWAAN 12 Apena Street Tel: 256—01-5837618 swaa@cyberspace.net.ng The Socio Economic impact of HIV/AIDS 2. Basajja Subi J.B TASO P.O.Box 577 Jinja Uganda tasojin@swiftuganda.com Roles and responsibilities of people living with HIV/AIDS 3. Chief Asuquo Andem SWAAN 12 Apena Street Surulere Lagos, Nigeria swaan@cyberspace.net.ng HIV/STI prevention using stable women Associations, SWAAN-CRS experience 4. Obioma Chika Osuala P.O.Box 2659 Apapa Lagos Nigeria Lifelink@alpha.linkserve.com Sex Workers Clients Response to Condom use in three Local government areas of Lagos State in Nigeria 5. Alie Eleveld P.O.Box 2549 Kakamega Kenya swaainter@metissacana.sn SWAAK Western Kenya 6. Jendia Catherine Dept. of religious Studies Makerere University P.O.Box 7062 Kampala jendia@mulib.ac.ug Effects of religious beliefs and values on Children living with HIV/AIDS 7. Awosola Rasaq Kayode P.O.Box 2659 Apapa, Lagos Lifelink@alpha.linkserve.com The evaluation of HIV/AIDS/STIs intervention among prison inmates of Oyo Agodi Prisons in Nigeria 8. Ssentongo Elizabeth I.P.H Makerere University P.O.Box 7072 Kampala Helmith Infection in Mother and Childhood can affect cell meditated immune responses on subsequent exposure to HIV or vaccination to HIV1 9. Meg Ferris Program Administrator , The Baylor International Paedriatric AIDS initiative, 6621 Fannin Street, MCI-4000 web site: www.bayoraids.org An HIV TRAINING program for Africa Health Professionals 10. Kyazike Joy Kyeyune Association of Uganda Women Doctors, P.O.Box 27721 Kampala jkyeyune@hotmail.com Adolescent friendly reproductive Health Services Project July 1998-August 2000 11. Semakula Edward The AIDS Support Organisation, P.O.Box 11485, Kampala, Uganda tasomul@infocom.co.ug Role of PWA in Promoting behaviour Change 12. Butuuro Ignatius David TASO Box 11485 Uganda tasomul@infocom.co.ug Effects of HIV/AIDS on Children in Conflicting Situation 13. Talom B.P 5877 Yaounde Cameroon redscm@yahoo.fr The Prevention of STDs/AIDS 14. Okwey Ronald ISS AIDS Project St. Mary’s Hospital Lacor, Gulu, Uganda Stmarys@wietel Evaluation of School Health Education to prevent HIV/AIDS in the framework of the ISS-AIDS Project 15. Mouafo Michael Association des jeunnes anti sida B.P 5877 Yaonde Cameroon mouafom@hotmail.com Implication of rural youth associations in the fight against HIV/AIDS 16. Faleyimu Bode - law CARES WARRI Clinic, CNL PMB 1244 WARRI DELTA STATE,Nigeria Cares@mail.com Sexual networking by adolescent girls at oil locations in Nigeria: Implications for Women in times of AIDS 17. Nyonyintono Rebecca and Laelia Gilborn Depart. of Sociology Makerere University Socdev@infocom.co.ug Planning for the children Barriers Confronted by HIV Positive Women 18. Kandole Awaheru Imelda Kitoba Orphans Family, 34 Hoima Uganda Nutrition and Nutritional Implementation 19. Sentongo Elizabeth IPH Makerere University P.O.Box 7072 Kampala Sentomgom@yahoo.com Helminth infections in mother and children can affect cell-mediated immune responses on subsequent exposure to HIV or vaccination with type 1-inducing immunogens 20. Kyomugisha Sylivia TASO, P.O.Box 11485 Tasomul@infocom.co.ug People with HIV/AIDS going Public 21. Ssemakula Edward TASO. P.O.Box 11485 Kampala Tasomul@infocom.co.ug Roles of PWA in promoting behaviour change 22. J.M Talom Yaounde - Cameroon Evaluation de l’education par les pairs aupres des ecoles coraniques 23. Rahab Songole Anglican Church of Kenya P.O.Box 80072 Mombasa Cultural Practise and adaptions in the face of the HIV/AIDS Scourge 24. Asuquo Andem SWAAN,12 APAPA Street Lagos Nigeria SWAAN@cyberspace.net.ng HIV/STI Prevention and control Project using stable Women Association SWAAN-CRS experience 25. Akiiki Spicer Faith ST.Francis Health Care Services P.O.Box 1055 Jinja Creation of SACC, PACC, UACC as an NGO’s response to HIV prevention and care –Njeru 26. Ngugi Elizabeth Box 19676 Kenya Stdhiv@arrc.or.ke Responding to the needs of HIV/AIDS Orphans through extended family kinship system: Kenya voluntary Women rehabilitation Centre 27. Elizabeth N. Ngugi Box 21526, Nairobi Kenya swak@insightkenya.com Non Labeling of Women-The driving force to Mobilization 28. Yougam Sidonnine Bertrice Yaounde Cameroun Association_desjeunnes_ant_sida@yahoo.fr 29. Naomi Mpemba SWAA-Tanzania BOX 65081 DSM nmpemba@muchs.ac.tz The roles and responsibilities of PLHAS to their children 30. Geloo Susan KCN PBL Lilongwe skgeloo@hotmail.com Factors influencing premarital sexual pre-marital sexual experiences among adolescent girls in Malawi and the risk of contracting HIV/AIDS: Evidence from a focus group discussion 31. Ferris Margaret MGFerris@TexasChildrensHospital.org An HIV Training Program for African Health Professionals 32. Erasmus Otolok Tanga otanga@iph.ac.ug Evaluation of AIDS Community Initiatives HIV/AIDS prevention and care of people living with AIDS 33. Byaruhanga Daisy 123 High Cross ROAD United kingdom Empowering young carers/AIDS orphans 34. Cyrille Sindaharaye DRAE RUYIGI Burundi dpaergi@cbinf.com Raising awareness of HIV/AIDS and fighting against HIV/AIDS with youth 35. Kusemererwa Monday Akiiki Community Health Department, P.O.Box 10, Fort Portal Comminity and Home Based respomses A 2 NGO, CBO, individual and family response 36. Tibumaywa Stella Nguuza Memorial Clinic P.O.Box 89, Hoima-Uganda Cares and cares of HIV/AIDS 37. Faleyimu Bode –Law Cares Adolescent reproductive Health Program Nigeria bofa@chevron.com 38. Kandole Rwaheru P.O. Box 34 Uganda Nutrition and nutritional elements 39. Mbenyindi Ekotto Asssociation des amis de la prudence B.P 25109 Messa-Yaounde Avoundi@yahoo.com Prevention du Sida aupres des prostituées et leurs clients et mise des preservatifs a leur disposotion dans la ville de Yaounde, Cameroun 40. Adelin Ngerageze 41. Erla Halldorsdottir 109 Reykajavik, Iceland. Tel: 354-587 16 29 Street children in Uganda  42. 43. Jean Marie Talom Cameroun, redscm@yahoo.fr Evaluation del’education par les pairs aupres des ecoles coraniques 44. Chantal Baziruwisabye B.P 6525 BUJUMBURA dpaergi@cbinf.com Burundi Responses basées sur la communauté et le foyer 45. Nzeyimana Esperance Province Kayanza GSM 927632 Burundi Assistance et encadrement des enfants affectés par le V.I.H. C’est le rôle quotidien de la SWAA Burundi 46. Nahimana Nestor SWAA Burundi Tel: 257 21 14 32 Fax: 257 24 15 33 swaabdi@cbinf.com Les aspects d'éthiques envers les enfants et mères maladies du SIDA 47. Nkundizanye Anesie Inspection Provinciale de L'enseignement Ruyigi-Burundi dpaergi@cbinf.com Les jeunes et le SIDA: Diagnostic et stratégies de lutte contre le fléau 48. Dmitry Y.Koryagin International Operations Director Zenith –Inter Ltd 7 FIRST LINE STREET Moscow Russia volikov@sovintel.ru New Methods in HIV/AIDS Treatment 49. TITLE: Succession planning for children affected by AIDS AUTHOR: DR.Noah Lukoda CO-AUTHOR: Dr.Okectho Oketcho PRESENTER: DR.Noah Lukoda POSITION: Assistant Health Adviser Plan International -International Headquarters CONTACT: Address: Chobham House, Christ church way Woking Surrey GU12 IJG UK E-mail: Lukodan @ PLAN.geis.com 50. Khalipha BILITY University Office of International Programs 222 Boucke BUILDING University Park A, 16802 The Pennsylivania State University High School Adolescence Percepectives of HIV/AIDS The time for presentation will be allocated at the end of this week and will be communicated to you.
REGISTRATIONCAN BE DONE ON ARRIVAL IN UGANDA Since bank drafts may take up to 2 weeks to reach Uganda all intending participants are advised to use the onsite registration facility at the International Conference Centre, We have alredy a catalogue of all confirmed participants this will ease the Process. 5 First Ladies Expected at the Kampala Meeting 5 First ladies from Tanzania, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana and Rwanda have been invited to participate in the pronouncement and making of the concesus statement on the future of our children, this will be developed from Tuesday's sub-theme Taking back our children. VISAS The SWAA-Uganda Secretariat will provide you with an official invitation on request, we encourage you to acquire visas through the Ugandan embassies in your country but can also be acquired at Entebbe Airport, The Immigration personnel have been informed and will be willing to recieve, if you have doe your hotel booking through the SWAA Secretariat a hotel agent will pick you from the Airport. We shall also provide daily transport to and from the conference venue. For further information please contact Francis Boogere and Sonia Marcus at the address below |
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