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	HOPE CHILDREN UGANDA                    Uganda of children need People                             with A heart of gold             Hope children uganda                                         Save a child save the future   Hope children Uganda looks for the opportunities which help young ones gain from their childhood and hope a better future through education. Here hope children cares for children of all nations, tribes, and all colors as long as they need our help. children are gifts from God. they have to get all their rights equally. they deserve all what they need. this is our our to make the home less happy, the parentless comfertable so as to express their views to a better future.     AIDS: Only affecting Africa? It is true that the most children orphaned and affected by AIDS live in Sub-Saharan Africa. However, as the infection spreads, the number of children who are living with HIV-infected parents and who have lost parents to AIDS is beginning to grow in other regions, including Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. For example, Russia has the fastest growing HIV rates in the world, with 100 new infections every day. Russia accounts for around two-thirds of the cases in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region. There were an estimated 940,000 people living with HIV at the end of 2005 in Russia - up from 760,000 in 2003 - and this figure looks set to increase even further. Some 20 babies are born every day to HIV-positive women, with two of     those, on average, abandoned by their mothers. AIDS & Africa: The      way forward? So is this a hopeless situation? No, it is tragic but not hopeless. At present, for those infected with HIV / AIDS all we can try to ensure is that they are loved and cared for as they grow weaker. For the many young children in Africa who do not have HIV / AIDS,  Hope children Uganda can make a huge difference. The difference between love and abandonment, between a group of young children scavenging for scraps and a small child-led family with adequate nourishment and even the chance of school