South Africa’s largest HIV/Aids prevention programme, loveLife is going mobile with its recently launched loveTrain, which will be chugging around the country spreading its message of sexually responsible behaviour to young people living in remote areas. The loveTrain is a portable Y-Centre that offers programmes to youth who climb on board for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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For the first time ever, loveLife, South Africa’s national HIV prevention campaign for youth, will share its insights into HIV prevention for young people at the 18th International AIDS Conference taking place from 18-23 July in Vienna, Austria.
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South Africa’s largest HIV/Aids prevention programme, loveLife, has officially relaunched its website - nine years after the organisation first entered cyberspace in 2001. The new website will act as a resource and information hub for both individuals and organisations, keeping them abreast of loveLife’s programmes, partners and research, as well as the latest news about the organisation.
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South Africa’s largest and foremost HIV/Aids prevention programme, loveLife, recently appointed a new board of trustees to help steer the NGO towards a future which will see the young people take charge of both their lifestyles and their sexuality. Chaired by renowned businessman Mpho Makwana, the board features a host of high profile personalities, who will help drive loveLife’s multifaceted purpose of educating young people to value themselves, their bodies and their futures.
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loveLife offers tips on effective parent-child communication
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loveLife, the country’s largest HIV prevention programme for young people, is seeking to place 36 young aspiring filmmakers in the director’s chair.
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NLDTF makes a significant contribution towards the youth of South Africa
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June 2010 saw the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the country’s largest HIV youth prevention programme, loveLife and Department of Social Development (DSD) in the Northern Cape.
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One of South Africa’s leading short-term insurance companies, Santam, has pledged R60 000 to the country’s largest HIV/Aids prevention programme, loveLife for its Youth Centre (Y-Centre) in Colesberg.
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loveLife, South Africa’s national HIV prevention campaign for young people, has expanded their HIV programming at the Emalahleni Youth Centre (Y-Centre) through the provision of a qualified professional nurse by the Mpumalanga Department of Health (DoH).
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loveLife, South Africa’s largest HIV/Aids prevention programme, will be bringing the spirit of the FIFA World Cup™ to young South Africans at KwaZulu-Natal’s Emathulini Y-Centre, through its exciting holiday programme being staged in June and July. In an effort to lend support to this worthy initiative, the Umzimbi municipality has pledged a donation of R50 000 which will be put towards the catering for the young participants with juice, fruit and a healthy lunch forming part of the daily menu.
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For the third consecutive year, the Department of Social Development (DSD) in the North West has provided special funding to loveLife, South Africa’s national HIV prevention campaign for young people. In 2008, the North West DSD awarded loveLife a special funding grant in order for loveLife to open additional ‘hubs’ at clinics and schools around the province.
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GoGo Malebone Susan Luthuli, 74, was recently honoured with the ‘Order of the Baobab Award’ (Silver) for her excellent contribution and dedicated service to the community and championing the rights of orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs). This Order is awarded to South African citizens for distinguished service that goes well above and beyond the ordinary call of duty.
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