Anena's VictoryBy:Beatrice Lamwaka One of the Fountain Junior Living Youth Series.This is one of the story books by some of Uganda's prize winning authors, told in a captivating way to help enhance life skills of the youth to resist temptations that may expose them to risky behaviour, which may lead them to contracting HIV/AIDS or getting involved in drugs. These stories from different parts of Uganda are drawn from the youth's backgrounds, using characters they can identify with, and through experiences they are familiar with.Children will find people in these stories who they recognise. Many of these people are the same age as our primary school going children and live the kind of lives that our children live or would like to live. They are lured by the kind of things which attract our children and the experiences which they enjoy. They take risks and also fi nd themselves in diffi cult situations with older people. These books show how to avoid the risks that go with temptation, particularly the risks of HIV. Suitable for Primary Five, Six and Seven. Release date:2003 Language:English
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Brave KemiBy:L. Chihandae Murungi, a rural girl, has a friend, Kemi, who lives in the city. Murungi’s grandmother, Kaka, wants to marry her off to Kwaju, a rich, childless old man with four wives. Through her friendship with Kemi, Murungi succeeds in fighting off Kwaju’s attempts to marry her, and gets on with her education Release date:2007 Language:English
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FYSK: A Teacher's Handbook on HIV/AIDS prevention in SchoolsBy:Dr. Elioda Tumwesigye Release date: Language:English
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FYSK: Pupil's Resource Book on How to avoid HIV/AIDSBy:Dr. Elioda Tumwesigye Release date: Language:English
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Handling Adolescent Children: A Guide to Teacher and ParentsBy:Margaret K. Lubega -Introduction<br> -Transition from Childhood to Adolescence<br> -Physical Changes during Adolescence<br> -Understanding Adolescent Sexuality<br> -Managing Interpersonal Relationships<br> -Adolescents and Premarital Sex<br> -Juvenile Delinquency<br> -Child-Parent<br> -Moral Responsibility in Adolescence<br> -Understanding the Generation Gap<br> -Relating with Teenagers<br> -Keeping Children off the Street<br> -How to Help Adolescents in their Social Life<br> -Successful Step-parenting<br> -Successful Single Parenthood<br> -HIV/AIDS and its Impact<br> -Adolescents and Discipline<br> -Adolescents and Education<br> -Glossary<br> -Index<br> Release date:2003 Language:English
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Just Once is EnoughBy:Elsie Nsiyona Jane is an intelligent, neat and deeply religious girl. Mama Mukasa, her mother, is very proud of her, and so are her teachers. They believe that she will excel in the Primary Leaving Examinations and make the school famous. Mr Wetaka, Jane’s Science teacher and a close family friend, however, has other ideas. He waits for a rare chance for Jane to walk into his trap, then he pounces. Jane’s world becomes very gloomy. However, with the help of Maria, her classmate and close friend, Jane learns a few important lessons and finds a reason to get on with her life inspite of betrayal by Mr Wetaka - Primary 5 Release date:2007 Language:English
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