The Southern Tier AIDS Program held a World AIDS Day event to benefit Jifahamu Kenya Foundation. This was the slide show presentation created for the event.

1. Reaching out to communities,
one life at a time.

2. JIFAHAMU KENYA FOUNDATION
COMBINATION PROFILE

21. JIFAHAMU KENYA FOUNDATION
COMBINATION PROFILE

44. These people are
infected and
desperate for
help.

45. Muthoni is the JKF
coordinator in the
Embu area. She is a
strong community
worker and needs
$6 a day.

50. Rhoda, an elderly
woman, is infected
and earns her living
by weaving
handicrafts. She
needs $180 to buy
more materials.

51. Linda Mutenderi
has lost all of her
family to HIV.
Now her
grandson is
infected as well.

52. Mrs. Kirimi
needs $4 a day
for medication
and food.

53. Kabaraga needs
$4 per day for
support.

54. These women
living with AIDS
are among those
helped by
Jifahamu. They
need your help to
invest in business
ventures.

57. Alerato Muteka
is living with HIV
and needs help
paying for
medication.

58. Larieta is infected
by HIV and needs
$3 per day for
support.

62. Infected women
at a counseling
session.

64. Beatrice tells
of her
experience
with HIV/AIDS
as a mother.

65. Loice is a
community care
giver who supports
women infected
with HIV/AIDS.

66. Muthoni speaks
to members of
JKF.

67. An elder speaks
before being
tested.

70. Tarana has been
infected with HIV
for five years.

80. Charles lives
with HIV.
He needs $3 a day
for support and
care.

81. Mrs. Aruka and
her daughter are
infected with
HIV. Jifahamu is
their only hope
for
medicine, food, a
nd support.

83. Alloyce and his
wife are both
infected. JKF has
helped them
open a beverage
shop.

86. With JKF’s
support, this
infected couple
has opened a
business.

89. These women are
infected with
HIV/AIDS, but JKF
gives them hope.

91. Agnes and Nduru
are infected
and need
your support.

96. Mushili is
infected and JKF
has helped her
open a beauty
shop.

100. JKF can reach out
to communities
with your help.

101. Pledge a monthly
donation through
STAP to help this
woman, or any of
the affected
people Jifahamu
supports.

110. Isac gives a school
uniform to Sarah.
She has lost both
parents, and needs
$3 per day for
food, education and
shelter.

113. Chi
Diana receives
her school
uniform. Her
parents have died
of HIV/AIDS. She
needs $2 per day
for support.

114. Lucy is infected
with HIV. She has
also lost both
parents, and now
lives with her
grandmother.
They need $4 per
day.

115. Ruth was
abandoned and
has never known
her parents; she
lives with a care
giver. She was
diagnosed with
HIV and needs $5
per day for care.

116. Desperate
orphans with
HIV/AIDS waiting
for help in
Amagoro.

117. Sad children in
need of your
help.

118. Juma has little
hope after losing
his parents. He
lives with a
caregiver in
Emuhaya. He
needs $1 per day
for care and food.

119. Little Kuya is an
HIV/AIDS orphan.
Both parents
committed suicide
after discovering
that they were
infected. He needs
$4 per day.

120. Opuya has lost
both parents this
year to HIV.
Opuya lives with
a caregiver and
needs $3 per day
for support.

121. This is Tina, who is
infected with
HIV/AIDS. She
needs $2 per day
for
food, medication,
and education.

122. Zila is HIV
positive and lives
in Esaalu. He has
no parents and
needs $4 per day
for care and
support.

123. Otieno is an
HIV/AIDS orphan.
He needs $1 a day
for food and
education.

124. Melisa was
thrown away by
her parents after
they learned that
they were
infected. She
needs $4 per day
to survive.

125. Agwela and Agie
are sisters who
lost their single
mom to HIV.
Together they
need $5 per day.

127. Isac gives hope to
Jack and Ismael,
HIV/AIDS
orphans.

128. They need hope.

132. Many children live
in abandoned
homes. Their
parents have died
from HIV.

136. We can salvage
this generation.

137. You can partner with the
Jifahamu Kenya
Foundation through STAP,
to give hope to children
who have lost parents to
HIV/AIDS. We appreciate
this partnership because
you have become a voice
for African children. Ask
for a child's name and
details, and we will send
you the information. We
have many children who
need your help.

138. “It takes one man to spot an elephant but
it takes men to bring it down, so even
though we’ve spotted it, without your help
there is nothing we can do. Jifahamu Kenya
Foundation strives to combat HIV/AIDS in
Kenya one step at a time by the year
2030, and with your help it is possible. May
the good Lord bless you all for being a
voice to the voiceless.”
-Isac Odinga
Founder, Jifahamu Kenya Foundation

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