The countdown to 2010 is nearing its end, and international promises for universal access to HIV treatment have not been met.
So what can we do? Where do we go from here? What role can the general elections play?
Come along to a regional training day to find out more and get involved with some strategic planning [...]
Hello societies! My name is Tom and I’m the Medsin National Stop AIDS Campaign coordinator for this year.
Medsin, for those of you who aren’t sure, is a network of students who care about healthcare issues. Medsin branches support and run projects (e.g. Marrow), campaigns (e.g. Stop AIDS) and events at universities across the country. However [...]
For anyone new to Stop AIDS, the speaker tour is where we bring international speakers to the UK to talk to you about how HIV has affected their lives. In the past this has been an amazing way to really bring to life the realities of what living with HIV means to someone or how [...]
Term has already kicked off with a bang up here in Glasgow and we had a really successful freshers’ fair. We had lots of red balloons, condoms and ribbons which attracted the attention of the freshers and non freshers. Our spirits were high and not just due to the unusual amounts of sunshine that week!
We [...]
Hi, my name is Chinyanta Chimba; I am 20 years old and a member of Students Partnership Worldwide Ex-Volunteers Network in Zambia. I live in Lusaka which is the capital of Zambia.
I first volunteered with SPW Zambia as a peer Educator in 2008; I worked for 8 months in one of the rural areas in [...]
SPW UK (www.spw.org) is currently recruiting for a volunteer cook to help during training for the joint Speaker Tour 2009.
An exciting opportunity to gain experience working as part of international initiative uniting young people to push back HIV and AIDS
10 days from 1st October – 10th October 2009
Location: Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK
Voluntary post with all [...]
