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Goodwill Ambassador Leon Lai raises youth AIDS awareness

BEIJING, China,11 February 2010 – Hong Kong pop star and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Leon Lai visited Longling County in south-west China’s Yunnan Province late last month, rallying support for Local Action for Rural Children, a programme aimed at strengthening community-based education and awareness of HIV and AIDS.
Kenyan TV drama, ‘Shuga’, entertains as it raises AIDS awareness

Kenyan TV drama, ‘Shuga’, entertains as it raises AIDS awareness

NEW YORK, USA, 27 January 2010 – Partnerships play a vital role in UNICEF’s efforts to halt and reverse the HIV/AIDS pandemic. When it comes to delivering messages about HIV prevention, the organization’s work with media and entertainment partners such as MTV provides a valuable – and credible – connection to young audiences.

During a group exercise in the Young Journalists workshop in Unguja, Zanzibar, the participants discuss different scenarios of HIV stigmatization.

Young Journalists workshop helps children raise awareness on HIV stigma in Zanzibar

ZANZIBAR CITY, Tanzania, 05 January 2010 - During a seven-day Young Journalists Workshop at the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) Children’s Panorama, 24 children who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS had an opportunity to share their experiences.

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David Beckham visits ‘Mothers2Mothers’ centre in Cape Town

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, 9 December 2009 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham was in South Africa this week to highlight the global progress tha has been made on preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
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Income generation grant gives mother living with HIV a new lease on life

NORTHERN CAMEROON, 1 December 2009 - Adele's daughter lays buried in a grave in Adele's garden in northern Cameroon. She was the second member of the family that Adele lost to HIV/AIDS related illness. The first was her husband, who died seven years ago and left her struggling to support her 10 children with the income she earned planting cassava.
A patient and her sister at Port Moresby General Hospital in Papau New Guinea receive a new blanket knitted by mothers in New Zealand as a part of the ‘Unite for Mothers’ campaign.

‘Unite for Mothers’ campaign brings cheer to HIV-affected families in Papua New Guinea

PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea, 10 November 2009 – On a recent afternoon, the head nurses of Port Moresby General Hospital’s paediatric wards, Sister Betty Pandum and Sister Veronica Dramoi, welcomed the arrival of 80 colourful, hand-made blankets.
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