The future of the people of Swaziland is in the balance
The AIDS rate in Swaziland is the highest in the world. It affects over 43% of the population. In 2004, 60,000 children were impacted by this disease. The rate is projected to double by 2010; that's an estimated 120,000 children alone! The United Nations has also stated that if something isn't done NOW to address the pandemic, the Swazi people could be extinct by 2050. How would you feel about a life prediction like that for your child or your family? Help us implement a vision of hope and a future that will work. Click on an image below to learn more about our work in Swaziland, or click here to donate.
The AIDS rate in Swaziland is the highest in the world. It affects over 43% of the population. In 2004, 60,000 children were impacted by this disease. The rate is projected to double by 2010; that's an estimated 120,000 children alone! The United Nations has also stated that if something isn't done NOW to address the pandemic, the Swazi people could be extinct by 2050. How would you feel about a life prediction like that for your child or your family? Help us implement a vision of hope and a future that will work. Click on an image below to learn more about our work in Swaziland, or click 
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