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We hope you are encouraged by the stories in this latest edition of Salt and Light. Your gifts make a difference in so many people’s lives – thank you so much for your continued support.
Teaching the teachers: the majority of the people we train are youth workers but, with the recent proposed government policy change...
This month, we had the pleasure of leading some fantastic relationships and sex education (RSE) teacher training for the staff of Oasis Academy Silvertown. It is always fun to work with a new group of passionate educators and this staff team was no exception....
Just before the half-term break, our good friend, and Esteem educator, Hannah Musa, joined us at a London school. Together we led a session with more than 100 year 12 students, who we’ve been running a series of Esteem RSE sessions for.
During the session, Hannah spoke movingly about her experience of living with HIV –...
Come and meet the acet UK team at Spring Harvest 2017, in Skegness, from 10th to 14th April.
Spring Harvest is a great opportunity for us to connect with the Christian community, gain new supporters and get our message out to the Church. Come along to the acet UK stand and find out more about our work,...
We have just completed our 4 day training in Crawley with a group of fantastic youth workers, who are working with young people in a variety of contexts from delivering lessons and assemblies, to small group work and pastoral care. The training has equipped them to have conversations and be able to run inspiring sessions on self-esteem,...
36.7 million.
That’s the estimated number of people who are living with HIV globally.
It’s hard to visualise what this number of people looks like. Does it help to say that it’s the equivalent of the population of Canada? Or the equivalent of the number of tourists who visit the UK each year? How can we connect emotionally with...
On World AIDS day, our patron, Margaret Sentamu, highlights the need for HIV to remain on the agenda and for more to be done to prevent HIV transmission and to tackle stigma.
“30 years have passed since the hard hitting “Don’t die of ignorance” AIDS campaign which shocked and disturbed many people with its language and use of a tombstone...