The 4th Hope Walks Berkeley event has already raised more than $23,740.

When Zola’s* husband died of HIV three years ago, his family rejected her and her ten children.  Zola is also HIV positive and now cares for the children by herself.  Further adversity struck when

Read or listen online to Voice of America's interview with Dr. Ammann.

"We've got to pay attention now even to these unstable areas that have very little infrastructure," Ammann says. Since it's nearly impossible to find doctors and nurses to train in those areas, Ammann recommends a different approach."

Hope Walks, a program of Global Strategies for HIV Prevention celebrates our achievements from the past decade.  Through Hope Walks over 6,000 individuals have learned about the worldwide epidemic of HIV orphans and vulnerable children.

"The farther Dr. Arthur Ammann and  his team of medical workers bounce along in their ambulance through rebel-held northern Congo to visit health clinics, the more uneasy he gets." Read the full article at The San Francisco Chronicle.

Congratulations to Hope Walks Marin on raising more than $28,000 for Children of Strength in Kenya.

Hope Walks Davis has been bringing community members together since 2006 to support Sahaya International.

Our Summer 2009 Newsletter is here!

We've redesigned our website to make it easier for you to navigate, to be more informative and to help you to respond to the needs of orphans and vulnerable children.

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