As EFA’s technical advisor and the facilitator of the Men As Partners program, I am proud to report that our February 2010 training has been a genuine success!
This two-week-long health education and wellness training benefited 30 young men who …
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.
This is a good day. This is a good life. It does not take much to remind me of all the wealth, non-material, of course, and beauty that exists around me. Sometimes I do need …
In March 2009, EFA International was invited to participate in the Peace Corps Health Volunteer in-service training in Maroua. The training was attended by all Peace Corps Health Volunteers and their respective counterparts from throughout …
I have been working hard to create the peer education curriculum and spent much of this week publicizing the program to the EFA’s youth groups of people living with HIV/AIDS. The training, which will take …
In November 2008, EFA International officially expanded operations into Rwanda by formally partnering with the Rebero Orphan Center (ROC) in Kigali. EFA is now working with ROC to establish an Orphan and Vulnerable Children (OVC) …
This video, from the UNICEF’s YouTube Channel, frames some of the issues surrounding HIV/AIDS in Cameroon that EFA’s work attempts to address.
YAOUNDE, Cameroon, 14 January 2009
Jacqueline sits on the tattered couch in her two-room home, …
After just a month after my arrival here in Maroua, I feel more and more comfortable with the city and with all of the potentials for work opportunities. For a few weeks, I felt overwhelmed …
