In early December, I celebrated a one-year milestone as both a Peace Corps volunteer and as Technical and M&E Adviser for Education Fights AIDS International (EFA) in Cameroon. Reaching such a milestone seems to necessitate …
Read the full story »Our self-sustaining HIV+ youth groups fight stigma and provide professional and personal growth opportunities.
A community garden provides education and nutrition for people orphaned by HIV/AIDS and the Rwandan genocide.
EFA relies on the volunteer time and financial support of generous people like you. How can you make a difference?
From the front lines to behind-the-scenes, meet the people who are fighting the good fight for youth affected by HIV/AIDS.
Education impacts individuals, families, communities, nations, and the globe.
In April, dozens of people attended a “Live Positively” fundraising event in Mahboula featuring DJs and a live band.
Our deepest thanks goes to those of you who attended and made the event a huge success. …
It is widely accepted that gender strongly influences the spread of HIV and the ways communities respond to it. Gender and sexual based inequalities, norms, and violence increase vulnerability to HIV while limiting ability to …
The months of January through March 2011 were especially productive ones for the EFA International regional office. First, sadly, EFA bid adieu et grand merci to our technical advisor Peace Corps Volunteer Caitlyn Bradburn …
EFA International joins Peace Corps in celebrating the government agency’s 50th Anniversary today, commemorating when it was established by Executive Order on March 1, 1961. As an organization founded by returned Peace Corps Volunteers, currently …
The Peace Corps Office of AIDS Relief honored three EFA International Board Members for their outstanding commitment and response to the HIV and AIDS epidemic. Board of Directors’ Chair Rachel Hoy, Treasurer Andrew Koleros and …
EFA simply could not function without benefiting from countless volunteers. One volunteer deserves extra special recognition, though. Addie Ryan recently completed approximately four months of volunteer service with EFA Cameroon.
