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| July 2012 |
Retsepile spent Janaury 2011 to September 2011 in TTL’s safe-home recovering from malnutrition.
She was referred to TTL through our Village Health Worker network because her mother was critically ill and Retsepile was malnourished and exposed to HIV.
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| January 2011 – arrival at Safehome |
During Retsepile’s time in the safe-home her mother unfortunately passed away from HIV related causes. Luckily, when Retsepile was tested for HIV she was identified as negative.
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| 7 month old Retsepile with one of the Sefe-Home bo’me |
Following her recovery at the safe-home, Retsepile was returned to the care of her grandmother who brought her to Maseru. They have recently moved back to Mokhotlong district and we are thrilled to see how well she’s been doing over the past ten months.
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June 2011, a few months before she left the safe-home to return to her grandmother’s care
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The TTLF Fellow is a representative of the North American organisation The Tiny Lives Foundation. Based for one year in Mokhotlong, Lesotho, the TTLF Fellow serves in an administrative support capacity for the Basotho charity TTL.
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