Application Information

by Terrell Beard on Dec 15 2008, 17:26 GMT

We live in Alaucha County Florida which has the distinction of being a area with one the highest incidence of AIDS/HIV infection in Florida. The North Central Florida Center for Community Enrichment is expanding its focus to include awareness efforts in the area.

by Jacky Kowa on Feb 05 2010, 19:07 GMT

Congrats SAF...yet another amazing opportunity for young people.

by Gibozi Mphanzi on Feb 18 2010, 15:37 GMT

Thank you

by Fatima Suleiman on Feb 19 2010, 19:07 GMT

We are happy to see this email information. We live in a society were HIV/AIDS ARE not openly spoken about,but we are able to form a youth club and we are all volunteers working in the area of awareness on HIV/AIDS AND we have alredy started our campaign in rural areas through sport activities which is good entry point.

by RICHARD kEBENEI on Feb 23 2010, 10:26 GMT

Thanks for your concern to alleviate the social problems caused caused by HIV/AIDS.

by odeke_richard@yahoo.com on Mar 03 2010, 13:28 GMT

MTV STAY ALIVE FOUNDATION IS EVERY EDUCATIVE FOUNDATION FOR BOTH YOUNG YOUTH AND THE OLD PEOPLE,I LIKE THIS FOUNDATION VERY MUCH FOR BEING CONCERN OF THE YOUNG GENERATION.MY NAME IS ODEKE RICHARD A LEADER OF WAVIJANAWA -AFRICA OR (ICS) INTERGRETED COMMUNITY SERVICES SO I WILL ALSO APPLY FOR THIS MONEY INORDER TO HELP MY YOUTH

by Cate M.Mulepi on Mar 03 2010, 13:54 GMT

As youths are at a risk of getting HIV/AIDS infections, we are glad to let you know that as you chosen to fund youth led projects you have thought of the future generation of this this world. Thank you so much Cate M. Mulepi

by Gustavo Aristides Peralta Salinas on Mar 03 2010, 16:40 GMT

thank you from Honduras

by Cate M.Mulepi on Mar 04 2010, 12:26 GMT

Youths are very fragile if not helped can turn the future a mess. I therefore thank you for the way you have decided to support the up coming organisations on youth led projects.

by Prajeesh on Feb 11 2010, 08:52 GMT

I am working with Injecting Drug Users HIV/AIDS prevention in Calicut, Kerala and i shocked due to the prevalence ratio.

by HAROLD KACHEPATSONGA on Feb 16 2010, 13:25 GMT

I would like to commend the good work that the foundation is doing by empowering the youth with knowledge on how to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS.

by Guleid O. Abdilarim on Jul 29 2010, 17:11 GMT

Thanks to Staying Alive Foundation for their efforts of fighting HIV and AIDS among the young generation.

by Charles k sampa on Aug 13 2010, 12:22 GMT

Any effort towards prevention of the spread of the HIV/AIDS among the youth especially in sub saharan Africa is appreciated as a positive intervention in developing the entire Africa.I am HIV+ and I commend your organization for the initiative.

by Kelly Jones Kaila on Aug 11 2010, 08:32 GMT

Thank you so much staying alive for the opportunity you have given to us young people. We will try and change the world the with our power. Keep it up

by Natamba Edward Francis on Aug 20 2010, 16:33 GMT

The youth is the engine of any country in the development process. They can determine where the country will be in the near future and therefore need support in all ways to live longer and involve in more productive ways. Thanks to MTV Stay alive foundation because it addresses the most relevant issue that affect the youth most especially in developing countries like Uganda.

by T.Suresh Kumar on Jul 02 2011, 08:58 GMT

In todays scenario HIV Awareness is greatly needed by the youths, as they tend to experiment with a lot of things including sex. So I think the MTV Staying Alive Foundation is very apt in concentrating the youths, who will become the future citizens of this country.

by AOHOUI on Jul 25 2011, 10:22 GMT

A step forward to create hope and make the work a better place for all. Making the difference is fundamental and ispirational. Congrats!

by Ambrose Nguti on Nov 15 2011, 11:55 GMT

Thank you for the tremendous work you guys do to give young people hope. Keep it up,and thankx again!

by Douglas Musiringofa on Nov 17 2011, 16:47 GMT

It is evident from the info on the website that the foundation provides a platform for young people to make a difference and facilitate a conducive environment for an HIV/AIDS generation. We commend your work and compliment these efforts in our region. Together we can make a difference...

by Amabo Divine on Dec 12 2011, 19:52 GMT

Hope for young people is bread and strength to society. It is said that the youth are the leaders of tomorrow, thus they form the base of society. More power to you elbows on the work you are doing to advance the young people of the world.

by Kabelo Matibine on Dec 14 2011, 01:21 GMT

Staying Alive organisations has shown passion to people living with HIV/AIDS giving hope to life, particularly not only the infected but also affected as well. I had been watch the diaries of Kelly Rowland, was really touched and asked my self how do i become one of you, to teach, encourage, give hope to fight the spread of the disease as a person with people at heart. Ive lost family member, mostly painful my mum and sister are infected, i then told my self um not losing another person due to these, a must step up and teach people that being infected is not the end, to fight against stigma and discrimination, so that the infected should make their contribution to the society without fear, and feel accepted to the community at large. Now the question is how do i join you people on this war against this disease..?? Please suggestions are welcome

by charles waliz on Dec 15 2011, 21:15 GMT

you are really doing a great job you guys,keep it up,the community appreciates.

by youths and women in action-Uganda on Jan 08 2012, 10:13 GMT

Thanks a lot SAF for supporting the youths. May the Lord bless you all in SAF.

by Gamchang on Jan 16 2012, 12:29 GMT

The rate of HIV/AIDS is becoming something else in my community. The stigma & Discrimination as lead a lot of HIV/AIDS patience into spreading this virus to innocent villagers that has less information on HIV/AIDS. Our HIV/AIDS Abstinence has received less funding in previous years through individuals. I'm happy for staying alive foundation with there creative mind to help young people.

by Rita on Feb 03 2012, 09:02 GMT

As an adoloscent living with HIV,i saught out a way of promoting adherence to drugs and fighting stigma. We formed a band and a fashion house. We look forward to benefiting from the grants

by Kawuki Simon Peter on Mar 03 2012, 22:38 GMT

we love you so much thanks for all you do for the betterment of the vulnerable.

by Smart Brian Ntolera on Mar 13 2012, 15:31 GMT

Hiv/Aids fight requires collaborative efforts for us to win the battle. Special thanks should go to the foundation for cleating this space to intract and share infomation on hiv/aids and other related issues affecting the society. The infomation being provided is helpful and enriching our work at the sametime strengthening our capacity and programing well. Keep it up you guys. Bravo Stay Alive

by Richmond Sarfo on Mar 18 2012, 15:14 GMT

We are happy for the wonderful programme you are embarking to eliminate discrimination against PLHIV. We are living in a society where the youth value money than their health,because of poverty youth took decission against their own health and discriminate agaist their peers when HIV positive. thank you

by Simukoko Phinehas From NCPWT Zambia on Mar 23 2012, 15:17 GMT

Thankyou for the time and efforts made by the foundation for making it posible for the most remotest areas that most NGOs cant reach but with SAF 's grant youths are able to access the littel resources that helps them to takeup the postive social change around HIV/AIDS and fight to the fulest NCPWT is still thanking the foundation for the support that made most at risk youths understnd their value of life through life skills training and peer education supported by SAF thanks once more

by anthony on Mar 29 2012, 18:00 GMT

thank you for the great work you are doing, we can stay alive yet we have HIV, thank great work

by mike kandie on Apr 06 2012, 08:49 GMT

Keep it Up The Good Works your are doing, by empowering youth to live a positive life.

by Hongo Maurine on Apr 13 2012, 07:35 GMT

Thanks alot for the good work you are doing, may the good Lord bless you the more.

by Fredrick Musoke on May 02 2012, 16:09 GMT

I would like to take this opportunity to thank SAF Foundation as it regards SAF`s grant youths. Our Youth project is called East African Municipal Aids Initiative(EAMAI). Through the sensitization on HIV/AIDS prevention among the youth in the municipalities of East Africa, we were limited by resources to move around this wider area. With the help of SAF Foundation, we hopefully shall be able to carry out this noble cause among the youth.