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UBS Africa The Good Samaritan Project

UBS Africa The Good Samaritan Project. STORIES OF HOPE. Challenge…. To help churches and individuals to stand up and fight against HIV/AIDS. To help those infected to accept their situation and live positively. To encourage both healthy and infected people to join hands as Good Samaritans.

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UBS Africa The Good Samaritan Project

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  1. UBS AfricaThe Good Samaritan Project STORIES OF HOPE

  2. Challenge… • To help churches and individuals to stand up and fight against HIV/AIDS. • To help those infected to accept their situation and live positively. • To encourage both healthy and infected people to join hands as Good Samaritans.

  3. Outreach package – Materials • The resource booklet "Where is the Good Samaritan today?" • Flipchart a series of 12 posters based on Resource booklet • The video/DVD "Where is the Good Samaritan Today? based on the Resource booklet. • Audio cassette based on the adapted soundtrack of the video "Where is the Good Samaritan today?" • The video "Who is responsible?" based on a case study from the Resource booklet, especially targeting young people. • Training workshops at ToT and decentralized level on the use of the material to ensure the best application of the package.

  4. Impact… Alphonsine, HIV positive from Izere Association (PLWHA)

  5. Impact… Participant in Good Samaritan workshop in Cameroon The day I received my results, I forgot that I came to the hospital with my own car and went to the road to look for a taxi. Then suddenly, I realised that I had forgotten my car at the hospital. When I came back home I locked myself up for two days in my room and did not go out. The day I came out of the bedroom, I went to the village to dig my tomb, because I believed everything was over for me. But gratefully and happily I was not forgotten by God. I live with the virus for four years now. Today only Christ is my comforter. My wife is dead and alone I take care of our eight children .

  6. Get Involved • You might want to help ‘hands on’ in a HIV and AIDS project or You might want to support HIV and AIDS projects with funding Please contact the Bible Society in your country and they will guide you. • You might be connected to a Christian organization which sponsors Christian African HIV and AIDS projects. Contact UBS to find out what projects need your help.

  7. Thank You

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