Breaking the Silence: Memory Books and Succession Planning. The Experience of NACWOLA and Save the Children UK in Uganda
London: Save the Children;National Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda (NACWOLA) (2004), 36 pp.
Contains illustrations
CC-like licence
What is a Memory Book? What is it for? 7
The history of Memory Books in Uganda, 9
Format of Memory Books, 11
Costs of the Memory Project, 12
Benefits for parents, 13
Benefits for children, 17
Benefits for NACWOLA, 21
Benefits for the wider community, 22
Constraints and issues raised during implementation, 24
Links with other interventions, 33
The impact of anti-retrovirals, 33
Experiences from other countries in the region, 34
Looking to the future: conclusions and lessons drawn, 35
The history of Memory Books in Uganda, 9
Format of Memory Books, 11
Costs of the Memory Project, 12
Benefits for parents, 13
Benefits for children, 17
Benefits for NACWOLA, 21
Benefits for the wider community, 22
Constraints and issues raised during implementation, 24
Links with other interventions, 33
The impact of anti-retrovirals, 33
Experiences from other countries in the region, 34
Looking to the future: conclusions and lessons drawn, 35
