HIV/AIDS Programs in India

Photos by Paul Jeffrey

A New World Outlook web feature for World AIDS Day.

Portrait of Indian nurse holding child wearing blue scarf.

Lucknow, India region: A member of the Medical Sisters of St. Joseph holds a child . She works at Lisieux Shanti Niketan, a Roman Catholic hospice for people with HIV/AIDS run by her order. In India, women who have been infected with HIV are often abandoned by their families, much more so than men.

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Photo © 2004 Paul Jeffrey. Used by Permission.

See Also

By the Grace of God: The Orphans of Zimbabwe by Christie R. House, New World Outlook, November/December 2005
Caring for Orphan Children in Zimbabwe, photos by Richard Lord.
HIV/AIDS Programs in Mursan, India by Reidun Refsdal, New World Outlook, Special issue on HIV/AIDS March/April 2005
New World Outlook, Special issue on HIV/AIDS March/April 2005

Audio Resources

Paul Jeffrey interviews Reidun Refsdal, a missionary from the United Methodist Church in Norway. Part 1 of 3.
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Paul Jeffrey interviews Reidun Refsdal, a missionary from the United Methodist Church in Norway. Part 2 of 3.
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Paul Jeffrey interviews Reidun Refsdal, a missionary from the United Methodist Church in Norway. Part 3 of 3.
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