Is your NGO working with HIV AIDS?

Consider ‘Stepping Stones‘, a training package with a 240-page manual and a 70-minute workshop video.

The package is designed to help women and men – to explore their social, sexual and psychological needs; to analyse the communication blocks they face; and to practise different ways of addressing their relationships.
The package is available in English, French and Portuguese.

Publishers’ website: www.stratshope.org.
Complete background information on the project is at steppingstonesfeedback.org.

Underfunded and based in sub-Saharan Africa? You may request free copies (otherwise it’s eleven english pounds) from TALC. Write to: Series Editor, Strategies for Hope Trust. Email: sfh@stratshope.org. 

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