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  • Home
    • News: Nice
      • Principal events from the beginning of 2018
    • The Chaplain
  • Worship
    • Services
    • Weddings at Holy Trinity
    • A guide to Holy Week
    • Sunday School
    • Confirmation
  • Activities
    • Organisations
    • Outreach
      • Help for those affected by HIV in India
        • Two young lives changed
    • Study Groups
    • Retreat
      • Links
  • History
    • Renovation
    • Guide to Holy Trinity
    • Guide Historique de Holy Trinity
  • St Hugh’s
    • News: Vence
    • Social Events
    • The Wardens
    • Why St Hugh’s needs your support
    • Find St Hugh’s
  • Find Us
  • Sunday Service Booklets

Two young lives changed

It’s amazing how little money can save a life, as little as £20!

Sales of jams and limoncello and profits made from community lunches at Holy Trinity Church have been instrumental in saving the lives of countless children such as Kissore and Deepa.

HIV case studies Picture by Richard Williams. richardwilliamsimages@hotmail.com 07901518159 India 2016

Deepa is 11.  After Deepa was born there was a little brother, but he died shortly after.  Her parents were tested and found to be HIV positive.  No one thought to test Deepa as she looked so well.  But later she was tested and diagnosed with TB and HIV and was given treatment for both.  But Deepa was irregular in attending for tablets – she thought her skin problems were caused by the pills. Volunteers persuaded her and her mother to keep up the treatment.  The assistance paid for bus fares and some prescribed medicines. She is doing well.

Jill Pirdas photo 1

Kissore is a cheeky four-year- old and an orphan, but he is well cared for by a vounteer who took him under her wing.  Here he is seen with his first month’s supply of tablets for HIV.  The financial support was used for scans not available at the government hospital.  He is fine now.

Services Nice

Services are in English but we use French when appropriate and have a Eucharist in French on some Saturdays.

 

Sundays:

Sung Eucharist at 11 a.m.

Wednesdays:

Said Eucharist at 10.30 a.m.

 

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