Fact: 50% of all new cases of HIV/AIDS occur among 12-24 year olds

You can help save young lives by being a sponsor of Dr. John’s Fall 2008 “Heart of Africa AIDS Walk”

Rwanda, Congo D.R., Angola and Sudan

No where is AIDS more devastating to teens than in Africa. No where else are youth more at risk from life threatening civil wars, violence against females, famine, genocide and extreme poverty than in the sub equatorial region of the heart of the African continent. And now, AIDS is spreading faster among teens who lack medically accurate prevention education to avoid HIV transmission.

TeenAIDS has a positive plan of attack to stop teen HIV. Dr. John Chittick has developed key training techniques based on his Harvard doctoral research and real world experiences in over 80 countries He is going to share these best practices with teens and youth groups to train young peer educators. He has previously trained 250,000 volunteer peer teachers in communities on all six continents.

From the comfort of your home, office, school or laptop, you can participate in this amazing humanitarian mission. Through cyberspace, join “Dr. John,” the pioneer in world outreach to teens, when he personally trains 10,000 African youth to fight HIV/AIDS. From that group of empowered volunteers, the AIDS message will reach millions of vulnerable youth. You can participate interactively in the fall via our website: www.teenaids.org where you can read Dr. John’s daily blogs and view live and posted videos on You Tube.

To make this happen, we need the support of good people like yourself and businesses. TO MAKE A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION: Use our secure online service at www.teenaids.org or send check or money order to TeenAIDS-PeerCorps, P.O. Box 7114, Fitchburg, MA 01420 USA.

We hope that students and schools will also join in this international outreach by holding fundraisers to support the training, webcasts and daily video updates.

Dr. Chittick was trained at Harvard and now serves as Executive Director of TeenAIDS. Dr. John donates his time and energy to this worthy cause. You can email him directly: chittick@post.harvard.edu or call: 978-665-0383.

Please pass this information on to others so we can build a proactive network of concerned people dedicated to helping Africa youth live!