In this podcast, Angelina describes how the Stepping Stones with Children programme offers tools and strategies to deal with issues, including: coming to terms with an HIV diagnosis during pregnancy; sharing HIV status with others – partners, family members, children; communication around domestic violence - against women and against children; understanding HIV; U=U, testing for HIV; staying engaged with health services; the importance of HIV treatment and adherence and quality of life issues. She describes the complexity of juggling all these with life, especially in the context of poverty, loss of self-esteem, - and the importance of having healthy relationships.

In this final episode from Martha, she reflects on the effects that the programme has had on her at a personal level.

In this next episode, Martha describes the programme's potential use in supporting communities that have faced disasters.

In this episode, Martha explains what effects she has seen Stepping Stones have on children and caregivers.

This is the first of four short podcasts from Martha Tholanah. In this she talks about why she was drawn to Stepping Stones with Children.                     Music by kind permission of Mrisho Mpoto.

In this, our first Stepping Stones podcast, Fungai Murau and Angelina Namiba talk about their personal and professional experiences with the Stepping Stones with Children training programme.  To access a transcript of their podcast, come […]