The document discusses seven survivors of a shipwreck who must decide which five of the seven will get onto the one available lifeboat as the ship sinks. Each survivor makes a statement about themselves, giving reasons they should be chosen. The survivors include a teacher, student, athlete, married couple where the wife is pregnant, medical student, musician, and sailor.

1. 1 ST HIV AND AIDS WORKSHOP 2008 WELCOME NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

2. Mariah Carey – Ken Lee NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

3. Lifeboat There are one hundred people aboard a huge ship sailing around the world. They are having a lot of fun. They have all gotten to know each other and are friends. One night as they are singing and dancing together, suddenly there is a huge blast. Only seven people survive . They begin to run towards the lifeboat on the side of the ship. There is only one lifeboat and it only holds five people , and no more than five. The ship is sinking fast. The seven survivors all look at each other. They know each other and have been friends. They know that only five out of the seven will get into the lifeboat. They also know that two of them will not go. They all want to go. It is up to you to decide which ones get into the lifeboat and which ones stay on the sinking ship. Each person has the chance to make a statement about themselves, telling why they should be allowed onto the lifeboat. Here are the people. Choose five. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

4. I am Mary . I am a few years older than the rest of the group. I am a teacher. People already feel that I can take control of a situation and help calm others. Although I am not friendly and agreeable, I have helped to quiet the group’s nervousness and have settled an argument between Don and Linda. Even though no one seems close to me, I feel I would be a valuable person because I can organise well and solve problems. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

5. I am Hazel , a black student in Home Economics. I know a lot about nutrition and how to share food without waste. I am efficient to the point of being bossy. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

6. I am Joe , a clean-cut husky rugby player and the star centre of the hockey team. I am the only one able to life all the people onto the lifeboat. I also stopped a fight between two others. I have already been reprimanded by Hazel for pinching a chocolate from the limited food supply. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

7. I am Nancy , Bill’s wife. Generally I have a pleasant personality. However I have been the most nervous and upset of the group. My temperamental and excitable mood is partly due to the fact that I am expecting a baby in two months. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

8. I am Bill , Nancy’s husband. I am a medical student. I have had two years of medical study, three summers in a camp as a medical director and close association with my father who is a doctor. I refuse to stay unless Nancy stays. Also I have a medical kit with first aid supplies. I also have drugs like tik and dagga which I use regularly. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

9. I am Don , a happy, playful person. My smile, lovely guitar music and funny jokes have helped to improve everyone’s mood. I get along well with everybody in the group. I want to get on the lifeboat really badly. I come from a wealthy family and I offer everyone a lot of money to choose me as one of the five people. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

10. I am Jack , a sailor. I know all there is to know about sailing in the ocean. I know how to run a boat and repair it if necessary. I have practical know-how, although I have no formal education. I did not finish high school and I am a very angry person. I am constantly fighting with others about everything. I especially put down Mary and Don. I am always causing fights. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

11. Lets make a circle Zoom - Zap NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

12. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF MY CUP? NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

13. What do you think of my cup? What do you think of my cup? NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

14. What do you see? Write down NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

16. Nick Vujicic NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

17. I have many dreams and goals that I have set to achieve in my life. I want to become the best witness I can be of God's Love and Hope.

18. I had complete peace knowing that God won't let anything happen to us in our life unless He has a good purpose for it all. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

19. I have a passion for reaching out to youth and keep myself available for whatever God wants me to do, and wherever He leads, I follow. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

20. nick My first book will be called "No Arms, No Legs, No Worries!" NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

21. VIDEO - TESTIMONY NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

23. DEBATE ( 25min ) IT IS BETTER TO SHARE MY HIV+ STATUS WITH MY COLLEGUE THAN TO KEEP IT TO MYSELF NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

34. Alternatively, you might choose to ignore the diagnosis (but remember it won't go away) and just carry on with your life. It's your life, you choose. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

40. Many people are still afraid of catching HIV through normal social contact. Background or culture may also play a part in how difficult it might be for us to tell other people that we are HIV positive. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

41. Be careful who you tell , don't rush off and tell everyone straight away - you might regret telling them later. Do they really have to know? If so, do they have to know now, or can you leave it till later? But sharing the news of your positive status with the right people can strengthen personal relationships and help you feel less isolated. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

43. Probably the first thing that someone you tell will think about is how you got infected. If they're kind enough not to actually ask, be careful that they aren't making assumptions about you. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

44. Talk to people you can trust , someone who won't judge you based on your lifestyle, sexuality or being HIV positive. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

46. If you're going to tell, don't delay it for too long. If you discussed the issue before you were tested, talking through the result might be easier. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

48. Whether you tell depends on lots of things including whether you're still involved with them now , what they know about HIV, whether they're HIV positive or not ( and how do you find out?), and whether they need to know , perhaps because you had unsafe sex with them before you knew your status. How will either of you deal with worrying about who gave whom what? NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

50. Parents may well need to talk to someone with experience in this area - your clinic or local AIDS service organisation, or other parents with HIV might be able to help. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

52. Some people may decide they don't want to know or see you any more. But your real friends will carry on as before, liking and loving you for who you are, supporting you through any problems you have. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

53. Remember, being HIV positive does not stop you from being the person you were before you knew your test result. NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

54. " Individuals living with HIV, are not asking to be different. They are no different than anyone else, only that they are living with a virus and that virus is HIV." NDURU CONSULTING BUILDING FAITH! BUILDING HOPE!

59. Estimated HIV prevalence among South Africans, by age Among females, HIV prevalence is highest in those between 25 and 29 years old 13.3 8.2 Total 3.7 4.0 60+ 3.0 6.4 55-59 7.5 14.2 50-54 8.7 10.3 45-49 12.4 17.5 40-44 19.3 23.3 35-39 26.0 23.3 30-34 33.3 12.1 25-29 23.9 6.0 20-24 9.4 3.2 15-19 1.8 1.6 10-14 4.8 4.2 5-9 5.3 4.9 2-4 Female prevalence % Male prevalence % Age (years)

64. Regional statistics for HIV & AIDS, end of 2007 2.1 million 0.8% 2.5 million 33.2 million Global Total 21,000 0.6% 46,000 1.3 million North America 12,000 0.3% 31,000 760,000 Western & Central Europe 55,000 0.9% 150,000 1.6 million Eastern Europe & Central Asia 11,000 1.0% 17,000 230,000 Caribbean 58,000 0.5% 100,000 1.6 million Latin America 1,200 0.4% 14,000 75,000 Oceania 32,000 0.1% 92,000 800,000 East Asia 270,000 0.3% 340,000 4 million South and South-East Asia 25,000 0.3% 35,000 380,000 North Africa & Middle East 1.6 million 5.0% 1.7 million 22.5 million Sub-Saharan Africa Deaths of adults & children Adult prevalence* Adults & children newly infected Adults & children living with HIV/AIDS Region

68. Estimated HIV prevalence among antenatal clinic attendees, by province 29.1 30.2 29.5 27.9 26.5 24.8 National 15.2 15.7 15.4 13.1 12.4 8.6 Western Cape 15.6 18.5 17.6 16.7 15.1 15.9 Northern Cape 20.7 21.5 19.3 17.5 15.6 14.5 Limpopo 29.0 29.5 28.0 27.1 23.6 21.7 Eastern Cape 29.0 31.8 26.7 29.9 26.2 25.2 North West 30.8 32.4 33.1 29.6 31.6 29.8 Gauteng 31.1 30.3 29.5 30.1 28.8 30.1 Free State 32.1 34.8 30.8 32.6 28.6 29.2 Mpumalanga 39.1 39.1 40.7 37.5 36.5 33.5 KwaZulu-Natal 2006 prevalence % 2005 prevalence % 2004 prevalence % 2003 prevalence % 2002 prevalence % 2001 prevalence % Province

69. Death rate ( DoH ) 87% -42% 45% 169% 69% 91% Increase 1997-2005 591,213 3,222 232,168 250,043 38,221 67,559 2005 567,488 2,925 222,231 242,066 38,054 62,212 2004 552,825 2,770 227,280 228,819 37,363 56,593 2003 499,494 2,024 211,504 200,844 34,381 50,741 2002 452,896 1,911 201,738 172,963 31,408 44,876 2001 413,736 2,204 189,118 150,149 29,463 42,802 2000 380,982 2,704 178,877 129,881 27,686 41,834 1999 365,053 5,104 178,763 114,215 25,799 41,172 1998 316,505 5,574 160,058 92,796 22,636 35,441 1997 Unspecified 50+ 25-49 10-24 0-9 Total Age (years) Year of death

70. CONCLUSION Life is not fair - get used to it! If you don't have discipline in life then life will discipline you the hard way. The difficulties of life should make us better, not bitter. The more we challenge ourselves, the stronger we become. What we think defines what we will become. When life present you and you have to put up with mean, hateful and moody people, think of them as sandpaper... they may scratch you and rub you the wrong way but eventually you end up smooth and polished ... and the sandpaper guys .... they end up worn out & ugly....

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