The Kibena Women’s Association, a partner with Highlands Hope in Njombe, holds a first gathering for the orphans in town on December 26th.

The world can see how PIUMA is strong as a lion - loving life and working on the prevention of new HIV/AIDS infections while remaining committed to providing access to those who need treatment.
By Mary Musoma

Christmas and New Year’s best wishes from Canadian Friends of Highlands Hope to all our Tanzania partners.

TANWAT Company Hospital registers more than one hundred HIV+ patients in its first eight months of operation.

The mission hospital of the Consolata Fathers in Ikonda makes remarkable progress in the battle against HIV-AIDS.

With almost no support from local or national governments or from international AIDS agencies, Highlands Hope clinics have registered and begun treating more than 2,500 HIV+ patients.

Nurse-counsellors from TANWAT, Consolata Ikonda and PIUMA discuss professional development.

The McGill Reporter profiles the first Highlands Hope Fellowship holder, Christina Clausen, in its December issue.

World AIDS Day gathering is a resounding success and provides valuable knowledge and increased understanding to the community about HIV AIDS.
By Izaac Sanga and Conrad Harrington

PIUMA leaders met representatives from Makete schools and linked via satellite with the Green Party of Austria to mark the organization’s first anniversary on World AIDS Day 2006.

Christina Clausen gives a series of presentations on her trip to Njombe/Makete in Montreal to mark World AIDS Day