Networking forum for Service Providers and Company Executives dealing with Health and Wellness.
Please feel free to share if this is not relevant to you, thank-you.
RED ALERT!!
World AIDS Day is on the 1st December each year.
Let us admire the persons living with the virus and celebrate their wellbeing.
Join us in support this month!
Mission and Vision
The objective in founding Balance & Bounce – ‘Through the Circles of Life’
Is to play a major role in the implementation by providing valuable access to Companies with Service Providers in the Health & Wellness industry.
Create health & wellness awareness events throughout the year
Offer sustainable information for the wellbeing of your valued staff members and their families by putting their Balance & Bounce back on track.
What about the other 364 days of the year!!!
How can YOU support AID My Journey-Support’s World AIDS Day initiative, 365 days of the year?
AID My Journey-Support a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO 093-243) based in KwaZulu Natal aims to assist individuals living with the HI virus to empower themselves by generating an ongoing income to sustain their wellbeing.
Support our Skills Initiative Projects – sms the word THINK to 38665 to donate R10.00
The Projects are namely;
1) Computer Skills Initiative
2) Training Support Group Facilitator
If you would like to DONATE directly into the bank account, details below.
FNB – Westville
Account Name AID My Journey Support
Account Type Cheque Account – (non-profit)
Account Number 6233 080 2712
Universal Br Code 250655
ABSA
Account Name AID My Journey-Support
Account Type Savings – (non-profit)
Account Number 9266 809 550
Branch Code 632005 (Pinetown)
Networking forum for Service Providers and Company Executives dealing with Health and Wellness
The sweet ‘tooth’ of Diabetes is acknowledged on the 14th November each year.
Let us honour the ongoing struggle individuals and their families face.
When are the Corporates going to stand up and be counted?
Time to pay atttention!
I find it intriguing and somewhat overwhelming that so many people are eager (admirable I might add) to support a cause. On one site over 6,290 people ‘like’ the page of a beautiful animal but when it come to the human race, that’s us; you, me, your brother, sister, mom, dad, aunt, uncle, cousin and the list goes on, are not nearly as important a cause to support.
Is it FEAR, ignorance or just plain……………..it’s them not me?
What has happened to your compassion for the human race, pray tell, I would love to hear.
I can guarantee you, you may not know it but someone you know IS living with the HI virus but because they are fearful of rejection they choose not to share their status with you.
Eventually they find themselves in poor health with nobody to turn to and guess what? They seek out others like themselves and hope for the best! OR they also become…….EXTINCT.
Not everyone has ’brought it upon themselves’ as some will warrant their lack of support by saying.
My question to you is; what’s hidden in your closet? (before you judge, think!!) We all have something we don’t want let out of the bag. Yours is just different to mine and theirs 😉
There are organizations out there like AID My Journey-Support that are trying to be a sustaining force and empower individuals during this unplanned phase of their lives, don’t think it will not affect you, it will in the long run.
I hope those of you that are so benevolent and concerned enough will think about your fellow men/women that also need your enormously generous goodwill.
What are you going to do?
If anyone would like more information I have some projects that I wish to get up and running which will assist in people being able to have skills to generate an ongoing income for themselves and their families.
Project 1: Computer Skills Initiative
Project 2: Training Support Group Facilitator Course
Thank you for taking the time to read this. May you share the care!
Spring has arrived and I wish you a fantastic final quarter for 2012.
AID My Journey-Support is a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO 093-243) with offices based in Pinetown but not limited to region.
A proposal indicating the NPO’s initiatives and project plans of the organisation is available on request. I trust that you will consider this proposal as part of your CSI (Corporate Social Investment) Programme in support and empowerment of our community.
PLEASE NOTE: I am a Speaker and IEC (Information-Education-Communication) Facilitator on HIV & AIDS. Quotations are available on request.
If you have Health & Wellness Days planned and need my services, kindly contact me.
WORLD AIDS DAY 1st DECEMBER falls on a Saturday. If you are planning an event for this day, please keep this in mind.
This year the talk topic is:
a) ‘Take Responsibility’ which covers not only responsibility for yourself but in the workplace and the community.
b) What you as a company or individual can do to assist in making changes.
c) Talk content negotiable.
Please feel free to share/forward to the relevant person as well as with other companies that you may feel will consider supporting this initiative.
Coconut Oil is the only oil once heated that does NOT turn into trans fat (the bad fats) even Olive oil turns into trans fat when heated!!
The health benefits of coconut oil include hair care, skin care, stress relief, maintaining cholesterol levels, weight loss, increased immunity, proper digestion and metabolism, relief from kidney problems, heart diseases, high blood pressure, diabetes, HIV and cancer, dental care, and bone strength. These benefits of coconut oil can be attributed to the presence of lauric acid, capric acid and caprylic acid, and its properties such as antimicrobial, antioxidant, antifungal, antibacterial, soothing, etc.
How is Lauric Acid used by our body? The human body converts lauric acid into monolaurin which is claimed to help in dealing with viruses and bacteria causing diseases such as herpes, influenza, cytomegalovirus, and even HIV. It helps in fighting harmful bacteria such as listeria monocytogenes and heliobacter pylori, and harmful protozoa such as giardia lamblia.
As a result of these various health benefits of coconut oil, though its exact mechanism of action was unknown, it has been extensively used in Ayurveda, the traditional Indian medicinal system.
The Coconut Research Center has compiled various references on scientific research done on coconut oil.
http://www.organicfacts.net/organic-oils/organic-coconut-oil/health-benefits-of-coconut-oil.html
Please feel free to share.
Please find attached your invitation to the Breakfast on Friday, the 7th September 2012.
Cost: R50.00
Mission and Vision
The objective in founding Balance & Bounce – ‘Through the Circles of Life’
- Is to play a major role in the implementation by providing valuable access to Companies with Service Providers in the Health & Wellness industry.
- Create health & wellness awareness events throughout the year
- Offer sustainable information for the wellbeing of your valued staff members and their families by putting their Balance & Bounce back on track.
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Everyone can take heed here. Whether its you or someone you know, share the information please.
A person who is infected with HIV & AIDS and is not showing signs of illness does not need a specific “HIV-diet”. However, those infected with HIV should make every effort to adopt healthy and balanced nutrition patterns in order to meet their increased protein and energy requirements and maintain their nutritional status.
Once people with HIV & AIDS become ill they will have special needs, which are described below.
PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV & AIDS HAVE INCREASED NUTRIENT NEEDS
When infected with the HIV virus the body’s defence system – the immune system – works harder to fight infection. This increases energy and nutrient requirements. Further infection and fever also increase the body’s demand for food. Once people are infected with HIV they have to eat more to meet these extra energy and nutrient needs. Such needs will increase even further as the HIV & AIDS symptoms develop.
HIV & AIDS reduces food intake
People with HIV & AIDS often do not eat enough because:
- The illness and the medicines taken for it may reduce the appetite, modify the taste of food and prevent the body from absorbing it;
- Symptoms such as a sore mouth, nausea and vomiting make it difficult to eat;
- Tiredness, isolation and depression reduce the appetite and the willingness to make an effort to prepare food and eat regularly;
- There is not enough money to buy food.
Taken from:
http://www.fao.org/docrep/005/Y4168E/y4168e06.htm
Take Action – What can I do?
- Family Learning Projects/Skills
- Computer Skills
- HBC (Home Based Care)
- Counselling Course
- Cooking & Sewing Skills
- Sales – Lit’The Fight Against HIV/AIDS; Nutrition; Health Supplements
- Facilitate Support Groups
- Monthly Health & Wellness refresher/update – Management
- Monthly on-site/branch Health & Wellness Awareness
- Transport/Lift Club for Support Group attendees
- HIV Policy and Company Statement
- Awareness posters/flyers and access to external support
- Off-site counselling and information
- Alternative option for Health/Wellness/Medication access
Mission
- Educate and empower
- Lead by example
- Provide positive values
- Healthy habits
- Choose ONE Project
Result: Real Life Power
Contact Cindy for more information on how you can possibly support this initiative.
