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From: queries@aids.org.za
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Subject: [committee:1257] AIDS threatens to devistate South Africa
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 19:35:55
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By 2005, there will be no fewer than 500,000 people dying every 
year as a result of AIDS, most of them in the prime of their 
lives. Left behind will be 2 million children, orphaned without 
the security and love of their parents. 
In a country where the majority of these children will have 
little or no social security, they will be left to survive on 
their own. Condemned to a life of poverty, they will be forced 
onto the streets to survive, denied the dignity of education and 
health and run the risk of becoming HIV positive as well.
In the midst of such misery and hardship, the AIDS Foundation of 
South Africa serves as a beacon of hope. Our concern for these 
children is translated into concrete action through our support 
of community-based action.

To find out more about AIDS in South Africa and our mission we 
invite you to visit us at www.aids.org.za.

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