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| The Africa Project was
inspired by the stunning 2003 BBC Documentary by Brian Woods and
Deborah Shipley
called The Orphans of Nkandla that looks at
children who are orphaned because of AIDS. The heart-breaking
and disturbing story of these children motivated us to
do something immediately to help. We formed The Africa
Project
because we believed that despite the unprecedented scale of this
tragedy, the smallest steps to help these children would
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In The Orphans of
Nkandla, film producer and narrator Brian Woods tells the story
of three families devastated by AIDS in Africa, a story that is
literally being repeated millions of times. Woods reveals a pandemic
that he describes as a "plague of biblical proportions." |
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Orphans of Nkandla opens our eyes to the issue of AIDS and the
plight of the children who are left to deal not only with the loss of
their parents, but with a kind of poverty that is unimaginable.
Once our eyes are open, it is impossible not to do something! |
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Visit the
True Vision website
to order a copy of The Orphans of Nkandla.
After you see the film, you will want to show it to everyone
you know too.
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Orphans of
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True Vision Website |
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HBO Documentary Films |
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BBC Documentaries
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| True Vision has created
several documentary films that will touch your heart and
motivate you to get involved. For a complete list of
films available for purchase,
click
here.
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| We
formed The Africa Project as an ALL VOLUNTEER
organization whose members focus on meeting the needs of
children orphaned or made vulnerable by AIDS. We work
directly with community leaders, stakeholders and service
providers on the ground in Africa who are making a
difference in these children's lives.
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