HIV/AIDS in Malawi: FAMLI AIDS Cultural Change Program - A model Response to the AIDS Epidemic "The Hope of ending the AIDS Epidemic Lies as much in the Practice of virtue as in the Promise of a Vaccine"

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Title:	HIV/AIDS in Malawi: FAMLI AIDS Cultural Change Program - A model Response to the AIDS Epidemic "The Hope of ending the AIDS Epidemic Lies as much in the Practice of virtue as in the Promise of a Vaccine"
Authors:	Cremins, Dick
Keywords:	Malawi HIV / AIDS In Africa Epidemic Practice of virtue FAMLI
Issue Date:	2006
Publisher:	Roma: The General Curiae of the Society of Jesus, 2006.
Citation:	Year Book of the Society of Jesus
Series/Report no.:	Jesuit Year Book, 2006;p.122-27
Abstract:	No missionary of Central Africa can ignore the tragic reality of the AIDS epidemic. Men and women die of AIDS frequently at a young age in conditions of misery and abandonment. In Malawi the Jesuits have centered their efforts around an organization- FAMLI- which works towards the prevention of the sickness by insisting on family values and the adoption of natural methods of birth control.
URI:	http://sources.jhia.ac.ke:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/383
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