ADAP partner a number of hospitals, educational institutions and community leaders, to help develop areas that are most affected in the community.

 

Health

HIV/AIDS: ADAP provides workshops to educate the youth and the wider community with the aim of reducing infection rates and reducing the stigma & discrimination toward those living with the disease.

 

We assist in business ventures for people living with HIV/AIDS, enabling them to support themselves and their families.

OVC: We support Orphans & Vulnerable Children (OVC) directly or indirectly affected by HIV/AIDS, poverty, and other life threatening circumstances.

Malaria: This disease kills more people in Africa than any other. Every thirty seconds a child in Africa dies from malaria, 3000 children a day. ADAP provides workshops and information to local communities teaching them about the disease and methods that prevent malaria infection and treatment interventions.

Eyes, Ear, Nose and Throat (EENT): The Eastern region of the country currently has one of the lowest rates of physicians and nurses specializing in this field. ADAP is helping address this problem by providing the necessary support and staff training, and also creating awareness of the need and the opportunity for young students to take up the profession to better address the needs of the community.

Surgeries: Providing life-saving operations for members of the community and further training for staff at various medical institutions with the aim of increasing skill levels and building capacity.

Education

Teacher Training Programmes (TTP): Providing training programmes in collaboration with a number of schools and educational institutions, via workshops aimed at supporting and adopting new and creative teaching methods.

Student Tuition: Supporting children at various schools and institutions with preparation for further and higher education.

Information Technology: Addressing the high level of I.T. illiteracy amongst students and Orphans & Vulnerable Children (OVC).

The programme also includes improving I.T. literacy amongst teachers to help further develop their skills and enhance on-ward training for their respective students.

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