4MNet is thrilled to share Our Stories Told By Us – A book launch held on Thursday 25th of May at Positive East. Authored by five Black African women living with HIV in the UK including 4M Mentor Mothers Memory Sachinkoye, Rebecca Mbewe, Charity Nyirenda and Angelina Namiba. This book focuses on the UK HIV […]
The Stepping Stones gender-transformative social norms change programme works with participants of communities across the genders and generations, to build a shared vision to overcome the complex challenges they face with regard to their sexual and reproductive health and well-being. Where the programmes have been well adapted, in line with the structure and principles of […]
Angelina Namiba was a guest speaker at the Womens HIV awareness day at the Royal Free Hospital in March 2023 providing information and support to Health Care Professionals caring for women with new or known diagnosis of HIV in pregnancy.
We are delighted to share the new broadcast Health & Power, Susan Cole is producing & co-hosting with Vanessa Apea, on health inequalities affecting people of colour & what we can do about it. In this episode one of the guests is a doctor who focuses on maternal health inequity. It happens live at 5.30-6pm […]
“From you I receive,To you I give,Together we share,By this we live.” Satish Kumar. When things fall apart- Alice Welbourn’s personal experiences of what she learnt about HIV, about herself and about others during her early years of living with her diagnosis. Please find her story below: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/5050/when-things-fall-apart/
First up is Angelina’s Pregnancy Journey Diary which can be found below. In this part one of Angelina’s pregnancy diary from 1999. Angelina describes her first feelings around expecting a baby. Read Angelina’s Pregnancy Journey Diary Part 1 here. Angelina’s pregnancy diary continues as she shares her journey through pregnancy and getting ready to meet […]
We set up 4MNet to meet our priority of providing ourselves and our peers with psycho-social, perinatal support, as an essential part of our sexual and reproductive health and rights. This translates into positive outcomes for our babies, extended family and communities.
Core funding especially is an ongoing challenge for small women's rights organisations like ours and your support will go a long way in diversifying our income and sustainability to enable us uphold our Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights throughout our life.
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