• 780 people with problem were received at HUYAWA office. Their problems were to do with education, Healthcare legal cases and social care.

• Seminars were held in 4 out 9 church Districts, emphasis was on community mobilization for self – help/ initiatives in HIV/AIDS prevention, orphan care and care of PLWHA (People Living with HIV/AIDS). Human and legal rights seminars were conducted as well. The total attendance was 564.

• 42 secondary schools and training centers in the region were visited for checking on the students’ school progress, discussion with both students and teachers and general communication.

• 130 Primary schools in the region were visited to check on the progress of enrolled pupils.

• 1950 school uniforms were given to 850 primary school pupils and 1300 pupils were supplied with school materials.

• For secondary school students, school fees for 1^st term was paid for 420 students. 28 students were supported with school material and other school gear and travel expenses were paid for 12 students.

• For skill training, school fees was paid for 51 students

• At University, 3 students were supported with Fees (two medical students and one agricultural student). Research and Fieldwork expenses were met for 2 students.

• Home visits to AIDS patients were in 98 families for follow-up on their progress, counseling and moral support. Social care support was given according to the need.

• Treatment costs were paid for 1005 patients and referral costs were paid for 2 heart –  surgery orphans for check-up.

• 18 people came for counseling. 12 agreed to test for HIV and 8 out of them were HIV positive.

• 10 Health units were visited for enhancing/establishing cooperation. Dialogue with personnel was on-going.

• 72 people came at the office for advice and 16 cases were brought forward from the District. A total number 0f 58 cases were worked on during period (at the grassroots, in primary, district, high court and court of appeal)

• Litigation expenses were paid for 7 cases and the court elders were transported to one site of conflict.

• The number of orphans (still in up-date) was 35,000 living in 15003 households. All households were visited by both the Field Assistants and HUYAWA team from the office.

• Food and other needs were supplied for 60 most needy families

• Seminars for Field Assistants were conducted in 7 parishes with a total attendance of 35 Field Assistants new developments and strategies in combating HIV/AIDS.