Anglican Aids & Healthcare Trust

Statement from the Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, Thabo Makgoba, on H1N1 ‘swine’ flu
Thursday 20 August 2009 A number of clergy have asked how we should respond to the outbreak of H1N1 or ‘swine’ flu, especially in the light of the recent statement issued by the Archbishops of York and Canterbury, which recommended the suspension of the sharing of the chalice at communion.�
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TAKING ACTION FOR THE FUTURE
Vana Vetu – wrap ups its operations on December 31, 2012 - after a five years! The primary objective of the programme has been to build the capacity of communities affected by HIV and Aids to develop sustainable solution to identify the needs of...
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Archbishop Thabo Makgoba Inaugurated as Chancellor of the University of the Western Cape
“Moral Leadership and the Task of Education for the 21st Century 28 February 2012 Chair of Council, Mr Brian Williams, and Members of Council; Vice Chancellor, Professor Brian O’Connell, and all other staff, students, alumni and membe...
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Towards Self Sustainable Communities
The Anglican Aids and Healthcare Trust (AAHT), through its Vana Vetu Programme, mobilises communities to provide care and support to children aged 0 – 18, who have been orphaned and made vulnerable by their circumstances. AAHT enables these communi...
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Zam: Sad story of DfID having abruptly terminated funding to few organizations they have been supporting especially...
martin: God’s calling is for us to minister to others; I am encouraged by the leadership of the Anglican Church...
Jeannette: It is time we begin looking at mobilising locally available resources to support our projects. I am...
Chris M: This is a fantastic initiative – there is so much talent in South Africa when it comes to art in...

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