After one week in Johannesburg back in Cape Town and back to normal work. The transformation of HOPE Cape Town, the relationship between the association and the trust in Germany and South Africa now need attention to detail. After 10 years of work from grass root till research it is time like in any other business to review, to assess and to transform: for an even better service to those marginalised by HIV and AIDS, but also by poverty and all the other challenges of life, which make the latter to a permanent run against all odds…
The next two Sundays I will supply for the German-speaking Catholic Community – it will be good to see all the friendly faces again and to say the mass in my mother tongue. I hardly can believe that it is almost 2 years that I left my post as the German chaplain. Time is flying.
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God, AIDS, Africa & HOPE 
Dear Ref Stefan. As poz man, looking after myself and being poz for the past 13 years, i need your help. How can i do my small part to play a role in the poz comunity. I have a deep need to live a meeningfull life as currenttly im stuck in the corporate world and wake up everyday wifh a bigger need to become more involved. I pray that God open up a door for me to make a difference in other’s lifes – people living with hiv like me. I thank you for taking the time to read this and look forward to hear from you soon. Martin.
Thanks Martin, I guess to answer this question we should communicate not via this comments side. Please contact me under stefan.hippler@iafrica.com – and we can discuss possibilties how to get meaningful involved.
cheers fr stefan