During the last six months (October 2008-March 2009) significant progress has been achieved within the prevention work and care for OVCs.

The ADPP Comics Power project in partnership with the Mozambique Brazilian Cultural Centre, is carrying out an exhibition of cartoons from May 8th, 2009 to June 8th, 2009.

TCE has made important progress during these lasts years. It has reached the goals and plans set for HIV/AIDS prevention and Care for OVC.

ADPP Mozambique started a 12 month teacher training program according to the new strategy defined by the Ministry of Education and Culture aiming to increase the availability of teachers in short time for the primary education.

EPF Maputo is running several programs related with community development.

2008 has been a year full of highlights for ADPP Mozambique.

The official ceremony was held on January 19th 2009, in the 11 EPFs established all over the country by ADPP Mozambique in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Culture.

ADPP Mozambique and ADRA agreed to develop a 3-years literacy program for farmers in Zambezia Province.

Here you will find the general information about the different projects and activities carried out to fulfill the mission of ADPP Mozambique.

“Development is the growing up of new generations with golden hearts, minds and hands”.

TCE – Total Control of Epidemic – is an ADPP program to control the spread of HIV/AIDS based on the idea that “Only People Can Liberate Themselves from HIV/AIDS”.

From January to December 2008 an estimated 4.800.000 people all over central and northern Mozambique have bought affordable quality clothes and shoes from ADPP’s Second Hand outlets.

Farmers Club Maputo has reached 1,154 members out of the 1,500 planned for 2008.

Teacher training is the most predominant program of the ADPP Mozambique. In 2008, 821 new teachers have been graduated in the 10 Teacher Training Colleges (TTCs) throughout the country.

On the 21st of November 2008 the buildings of the One World University were officially inaugurated by the President of the Republic of Mozambique.