2012-07-30T08:04:14-07:00 2012-03-31 Zimmerman & Co CPAs Inc 1080 Nimitzview Dr 400 Cincinnati OH 45230 990EZ 2011-04-01 200041518 SOTENI Inc SOTE 5137299932 2366 Kemper Lane Cincinnati OH 45206 Randie Marsh 2012-07-30 true Anne C Zimmerman 5136243900 2011 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z X www.soteni.org X 188706 X 174444 220 0 12708 7006 5702 1334 1579 -245 180121 40611 3048 1200 2044 131378 178281 1840 84834 86674 X 86601 88488 146 57 86747 88545 1913 1871 84834 86674 All of us, together- working to reduce the incidence of AIDS by empowering vulnerable communities to develop sustainable interventions. We cultivate local leadership, educate those most at risk, and identify best practices to share around the world. SOTENI AIDS Barefoot Doctors [ABD] : With SI's continued support, the AIDS Barefoot Doctors Program continued in three SVHs, Mituntu, Mbakalo and Ugenya. ABD are SOTENI-trained community health workers who support people living with HIV/AIDS [PLWHA]. Financed through a variety of grants, the ABD also have provided health-related services and education to the wider community. Since 2006, the ABD have made more than 5,000 home visits to people living with HIV/AIDS and have reached thousands more through public forums and other education sessions. In addition to providing home visits and education sessions, the ABDs are distributing water-purification sachets to households with PLWHA and others, and are educating the recipients in their use. They also educated and helped 50 PLWHA to establish kitchen gardens for improved nutrition and income generation. As of the end of this period, 18 ABD and 3 ABD Supervisors were deployed. 39288 SOTENI Clubs: SI supports 4 student-run clubs with educational information about HIV/AIDS, SOTENI, and Kenya. Clubs raise money, collect clothing, and acquire medical supplies to send to the Villages of Hope. They also help support children through SOTENI's Sponsorship program and teach responsible behavior that prevents SI offers this experience to give students a vehicle in which to work locally and think globally. 210 Sponsorship: SI continues its Sponsorship Program by supporting 39 orphans and other vulnerable children in their quest for education. The support typically includes tuition, fees, uniforms, clothing, health care, food and psychosocial support. Students are matched up with sponsors from outside of Kenya whose annual sponsorship fees help to cover these expenses. The program promotes cultural interchanges, with sponsors receiving letters, updates, and photos from SOTENI and the students. 31873 SOTENI Bridge: This program seeks to help bridge the gap between the developed world and Kenya while demonstrating the principle of interdependence. In this time period, 4 interns worked in Kenya and 11 more worked in SI's Cincinnati office. Bridge interns are college students, professionals and others. Those who travel to Kenya work side by side with Kenyans to achieve the goals set by the four Villages of Hope while learning about the rich cultures of Kenya and sharing their own gifts, experiences, and insights. Interns in Cincinnati work on projects that advance SI's strategic goals. Projects can include fund-raising, volunteer management, grant writing and other administrative functions. SI's goal is to enable interns to be AIDS-prevention advocates in both Kenya and their home countries. The Bridge fosters international understanding, while generating income and supporting other SOTENI programs. 25403 SOTENI Kenya: SOTENI International [SI] strengthened our longtime efforts to provide resources to and build the capacity of both the staff of SOTENI Kenya and the staff and local leaders of the four SOTENI Villages of Hope. As a major indicator of such capacity building, the SOTENI people on the ground in Kenya either managed or obtained 6 project grants from a variety of funders during this period. We continued the SOTENI-P&G Clean Water Project, which enables in-home purification of drinking water. Funded by one of our partners, the Procter & Gamble Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, the project distributed purification sachets to 960 HIV/AIDS-affected households, plus other community members, in three SOTENI Villages of Hope [SVHs]. 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