Our mission is to provide maternal and child healthcare to the economically poor people of Malawi and Kenya, with particular reference to HIV treatment and care amongst the funding of other healthcare programmes.
On 25th February 2010, Founder of The Rose Project, Mary Donohoe, was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, Pictured at the ceremony are: Professor of Nursing, Seamus Cowman, Mary Donohoe, President of RCSI, Professor Frank Keane, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, Maeve Dwyer and Dean of the Faculty of Radiology, Risteárd Ó Laoide.
Read MoreRose Atieno was a 32 year old Kenyan woman who died in a rat infested hut in Nakuru. Rose was cared for by her 7 year old son, as both her husband and daughter Harriet were HIV positive. Harriet contracted the virus from Rose during pregnancy.
Bill ClintonThe Rose Project is doing magnificent work. We will be partnering with The Rose Project and working with them
42nd President of the United States, speaking at an event in honour of Rose Atieno, the 16 millionth person to die of AIDS in Africa.
more in Business & MediaThe Rose Project can make a difference for people living with or affected by HIV or AIDS. We help by funding projects that make a real difference.
