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Birmingham News (Ala.) Today's Feature Story Rattling the Gates: A Peace Corps Chronicle of HIV Life and AIDS Death in Hlatikulu, Swaziland By Alyson Peel OneWorld.net via WorldView magazine June 2, 2005 Alyson Peel lives at an orphanage in Hlatikulu where she mentors 25 young girls orphaned by HIV/AIDS. |
 | | As a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer focusing on HIV outreach, she brings individuals from surrounding villages for testing and counseling, sets up HIV education programs for students and teachers, and is helping to establish a rural clinic to monitor HIV-positive children and improve conditions at the local clinic where HIV-positive people receive antiretroviral (ARV) treatment. |
 | | The author’s Hlatikulu Journal March 2005 continues with her March 12 entry in the summer issue of WorldView magazine, Vol 18 No 2, which is a special HIV/AIDS edition. |
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