This is the story of Ketsadasak Kiettisak, a physician who recalls how she ended up at CARE, an International NGO working under the RHIYA Programme. Ketsadasak explains in this short article her will to take care of young people infected by HIV-AIDS.

This article is relating the conduction of a 5 day peer eduction workshop conducted by HU RHIYA, together with the Sanamsay District Project Working Team (PWT) in Attapeu province. It explains how the peer educators are formed and the skills and knowledge they are provided with.

Through the work of Health Unlimited, peer educators noticed at young girl, particularly typifying the 15-24 target groups the RHIYA focused on. Her name was Phetsone, and she was already a mother and divorced at only 16…This article explains the common story of a young girl in Lao.

Peer educators, along with staff from CARE, the Lao Youth Union and local government, are arming the young workers with skills to minimise the risks inherent in the work they do. PHIM, a 24 year old young woman explains her experience working in a night club and what she does now she became a peer educator.