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UVic-BASED PROJECT HELPS GRANDPARENTS IN AFRICA - 2003-08-25
The Internet education program helps aid workers understand how African families work. This project is partially funded by a variety of groups including UNICEF, UNESCO, the Aga Khan Foundation and the World Bank.
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Vancouver Sun - UVic-BASED PROJECT HELPS GRANDPARENTS IN AFRICA - 2003-08-25
Posted February 25th, 2010 by heritageAsha Ahmed of Zanzibar and Edith Sebatane are taking courses at the University of Victoria as part of the distance learning program.When Lydia Nyesigomwe and her group Action for Children moved to help Ugandan children orphaned by AIDS, they found grandmothers were the best entry point.
Nyesigomwe and her Kampala-based organization had initially thought they would work with households headed by orphaned children. But instead they ended up helping grandparents, to whom responsibility for child care had fallen when AIDS killed many parents.
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