AIDS
education
in AFRICA
JOSAI VOLUNTEER CLUB AIDS PROJECT
40 million people are living with HIV/AIDS
.
On December 1st, Josai Chugakko volunteers and other students will join in the fight against AIDS by wearing a red ribbon.
A JVC member colors a red ribbon poster to advertise for the fundraiser at school. JVC members do their own publicity and are encouraged to be creative in their artwork. Students often create posters in both English and Japanese.
The
Josai Volunteer Club
is
a part of the
MU-JERES organization,
helping to build a brighter future for tomorrow's youth by encouraging international understanding worldwide.
The JVC will help fund AIDS education by fundraising during the month prior to MU-JERES' project to help fight AIDS in Ghana, Africa.

Josai Middle School students will take part in the Five Yen campaign to help fundraise with the JVC.

Students will learn about HIV/AIDS and participate in the Red Ribbon campaign while focusing our attention on AIDS in AFRICA with a class competition fundraiser. All of the money raised will be donated towards AIDS education in Ghana with the MU-JERES organization.

Students will string together five yen coins each morning of the 9 day fundraiser. The class with the most coins will be featured on the upcoming website about the MU-JERES AIDS project.
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