Photo Stories: African Women and Kids
Affected by AIDS Share their Lives
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If the stories on this website move you, take action now and see how easy it is to make a difference. With any amount, large or small, every single dollar pledged to the campaigns listed here gets directed toward the communities documented in these photographs. Your tax-deductible contributions are administered through Venice Arts and distributed to Reencontro, a Mozambican charity and key partner of The House is Small but the Welcome is Big. Reencontro provides direct support to each child involved in this project.

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highlights from the photostream
Hanging out at the dump
Jeremias

Two brothers
Braselino

The house that Reencontro built
Irenio

Decorating the house
Braselino

Family
Latifa

The kiss
Irenio



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It costs only $10,000 a year to sustain a year-round photography program for the kids in Maputo. Contributions to this campaign help engage kids with photographing their stories, learning communication skills, and sharing with the world.

Your generous participation has helped complete funding goals for Year One of the photo program. We're now building funding for Year Two!

 

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We need to speak out about our status in public and treat AIDS like something like high-blood pressure.
Pamela Mvinjelwa
Cape Town project participant


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