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on the Myanmar/China border of Yunnan to increase the prevention of HIV/AIDS transmission in the region.
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Photos from our February 2009 training session in a Jingpo village in Santaishan Township.
Read the full training report Read about this Jingpo village in Santaishan Township
Photos from our February 2009 training session in a Jingpo village in Santaishan Township.
Read the full training report Read about this Jingpo village in Santaishan Township
Planning the night’s activities before our training session in a Jingpo village in Santaishan Township.
Read the full training report Read about this Jingpo village in Santaishan Township
Gathering all the necessary supplies for our training session in a Jingpo village in Santaishan Township.
Photos from this training:
Buying Supplies for Jingpo Village Training Dinner Planning Session for Jingpo Village Training Jingpo Village Training 03/09 Slideshow 1 Jingpo Village Training 03/09 Slideshow 2The group running our training consisted of 3 senior staff from the CDC, and 4 junior staff/volunteers. Claire, Ben, and myself made our group 10, plus the local village doctor and the village heads who organized and encouraged the villagers to attend.
On the evening of May 17, Claire together with some CDC people held a very interesting and successful programme activity in a Jingpo village known as Yunqian Village. It is one of the villages under a greater Yunqian Village Committee, which is about 35 km from Mangshi, capital town of Dehong Prefecture, and includes 5 Jingpo villages and 1 De’ang village.
Three Jingpo villages were involved, and totalling 113 households! We had planned to include 87 households in two villages only, because the third village is about 4 km away rom the venue, but unexpectedly many young men and women from those 26 families in the third village came upon the news that we were doing an interesting programme. It was really inspiring!
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