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A facilitator's supplementary guide to Umoja

2011 Available in French, English, Nepali and Portuguese

Through the training given by a local church and Tearfund partner, members of the community have learnt about HIV prevention and domestic violence.

Through the training given by a local church and Tearfund partner, members of the community have learnt about HIV prevention and domestic violence. Photo: Tom Price-Ecce Opus/Tearfund

A supplementary guide, for use by facilitators in churches involved with Umoja, to identify if HIV is a current issue in the community.

It is recommended that churches and communities using this guide will have already completed at least one cycle of Umoja. For more details or queries, please contact [email protected]

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Close-up photo of a smiling African man wearing glasses with banana palms in the background. Gilbert Irahari, AEE - CCT Project Officer. Kigali, Rwanda.

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