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‘Young people play a big role in fighting HIV/AIDS’ – Maxwell Mumba on HIV orientation meeting in Zambia

25-year-old Zambian activist and Youth Leader in Nutrition, Maxwell Mumba, was among the attendees in a Provincial Orientation meeting on the Adolescent and Young People HIV surge which has occurred in Choma, Zambia.

Maxwell Mumba began paving a career path for himself when he was in high school. He had volunteered in clubs that worked towards highlighting the health issues in his society. With much knowledge on this line of participatory services, Maxwell began training in a Non-governmental Organization called Community Initiative for Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and Malaria (CITAM Plus) whose aim of the organization was to fight deadly diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, HIV/AIDS amidst others.

In 2020, a report by The United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief disclosed that over one million Zambians are estimated to be living with HIV and in more recent reports the surge in the Choma region has become more alarming.

Taking to Social Media, Maxwell shared photos from the event as he encouraged young people for their roles in fighting HIV/AIDS.

Sharing the photos, Maxwell wrote: “provincial orentation meeting on the AYP HIV surge in Choma . Indeed young people play a big role in fighting HIV/AIDS .we have the PACA, , clinical specialist and directors at provincial, district levels..”

See His Post Here:

Maxwell Mumba was also featured on The Y! Africa list of the most inspiring young persons on the continent.

 

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