le paracours de Christian (CSTL training video_French)
A Viagem do Antonio (CSTL training video_Portuguese)
GELP DVD
RHIVA (Reducing HIV in Adolescents): KwaZulu-Natal
First posted 9 March 2013
Unemployment, lack of resources, homes without parents, hunger, abuse and neglect are all part of the broader socio-economic landscape of rural KwaZulu-Natal, a province with the largest number of impoverished people and the highest HIV infection rates in the country. RHIVA, or Reducing HIV in Adolescents, is a groundbreaking school-based HIV prevention initiative being tested in 14 high schools in Vulindlela, a rural district of KZN that faces many of these challenges.
Teaching HIV AIDS awareness in the classroom: Part 3
First uploaded August 2009
MIET AFRICA’s Healthy Living Programme in KwaZulu-Natal: Part 3
Teaching HIV&AIDS awareness in the classroom: Part 2
First uploaded August 2009
MIET AFRICA’s Healthy Living Programme in KwaZulu-Natal: Part 2
Teaching HIV&AIDS awareness in the classroom: Part 1
First uploaded August 2009
MIET AFRICA’s Healthy Living Programme in KwaZulu-Natal: Part 1
Education Support Centres: North West Province
First uploaded June 2009
The North West Province is home to some of the poorest and most farflung rural communities in South Africa. In support of education initiatives for areas like these, the Royal Embassy of the Netherlands is funding a network of 76 school-based education development and support centres throughout the province.
Schools as Centres of Care and Support, North West Province: The story of Joseph Nana
First uploaded, June 2009
This is the story of Joseph Nanana who was living on a rubbish dump. Through a programme of Care and Support devised by MIET AFRICA, in collaboration with its partners and the Department of Education as well as funding from the Royal Netherlands Embassy, vulnerable children like Joseph in the North West Province of South Africa are given the opportunity for a better future.
Community Education Centres in KwaZulu-Natal
First uploaded 2009
Schools and communities in the farflung areas of KZNbenefit from 120 Education Centres funded by the Royal Embassy of the Netherlands working in conjunction with the KZN Department of Education and MIET AFRICA.