Rafiki link

As usual things have been going so good with the schools.
We as rafiki link drivers were winding up for the term as the schools here in Kenya end their education year in November.

As we close up,the teachers are really happy with the efforts we have been putting in the program.
The teachers are also done with their trainings which was very useful to them.
Students are looking forward to next year with enthusiasm and great joy because they know there's a lot in store!

For more of rafiki link updates please visit our blog at http://www.rafikilink.org

CTC Shines

Enjoy these funny dances from George and Kamau from our Malaika kids during the Safaricom empowerment talent show for people with disabilities at Naivasha.
Don't also forget to check out photos from our 'photos from field'.
CTC Malaika kids also received a trophy and a certificate during this day for having presented the best poem.

By
Paul Mwaniki

CTC HIV/AIDs program

Diversification in HIV/AIDs program, it has gone for and wide. Last Monday 25/10/10, We had a community mobilization and awareness at Maasai land (Ewuaso). We joined hand with Palliative care department, dental department both from Kijabe, Ewuaso ang’ CBO and CTC HIV/ AIDs program where we did a comprehensive sensitization on HIV/AIDs, dental issues and survical breast cancer.

More than 100 people were screened for survical & breast cancer, more than 80 people had their teeth plucked. In regards to HIV/ AIDs testing, 56 clients were tested and a few referred to Kijabe hospital for further treatment and medication.

Currently at our VCT clinic clients are still coming for our services. Young generation is at the fore front knowing their status.

By

Program manager

Charles Wachira