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One thing that comes into once mind when you mention the habitancy Living with Aids (Pla) is on how to take care of them and give them drugs and food to retain their living but, to Unicef, the sub-recipient of the Undp/Global fund to fight Hiv, it was time to think outside the box.

Following the Chinese proverb that says "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime" two society based organizations; the Sabrin connection and the Jebel Association, an connection of habitancy Living with Aids (Pla) in Western Bahr Ghazal State gathered at Africana Hotel in Wau for one week between September 30th-October, 5th, 2010 and were trained on Small enterprise enterprise development, wage Generating activities and enterprise administration and report holding and. About 30 participants attended the 5 days workshop.

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Speaking during the conclusion ceremony of the workshop, the State Hiv Director, Mrs. Natalina Waderif told the participants "now that you are living salutary and take your Arv, we don't want you to rely on Government or any Un organization for humanitarian aids and food, that is why we brought you here to teach you how to earn a living by yourself. I want to see you in months ahead in a booming enterprise and the government will not hesitate to retain you when you are found to be serious."

With these words, the habitancy living with Hiv/Aids in Western Bahr El Ghazal State went back to learn separate trades which ranges from weaving, beds sheet making, knitting, and local handcrafts. Two months down the line, they came out with final products of their separate trades.

Having seen the good products of this group, Prince Promise Iroegbu, the Undp representative in the State organised a trade fair exhibition Tuesday, November 30th, 2010 for the organizations to showcase their trade to the world.

One of the participants, Mrs Mary Batista who also have five members of her house living with Aids, deals with Suk-Suk Futa and Adilawazane and she sells each set for 250 Sdg (0). She said that with this, she has been able to pay the children school fees and also feed them properly. One other good thing about the two associations is that they use their products to generate Hiv awareness by encrypting and knitting separate messages on their products.

Speaking during the exhibition, the Chairperson of Jebel connection (Pla) Monica Julio who spoke in Arabic said as translated in English "haven tested positive to Hiv, we chose to live and not to die, by judiciously taking our Art and I personally practices Pmtct, we have also decided not to depend on any organization for living but have learnt these trades to retain or living. Today you are a living contemplate to our product and I tell you we make a lot of money from selling these products, we must appreciate the magnanimity of Unicef for training us and for Global fund for holding us alive straight through the provision of Arts."

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