ARHEP would like to thank the following organisations and individuals who gave invaluable input into the production of Auntie Stella:

Adolescence and AIDS Prevention Project; CHIYSAP; Ministry of Education, Sport and Culture, Zimbabwe - School Psychological Services and Mashonaland East Regional Office; Ministry of Health and Child Welfare, Zimbabwe - Department of Family and Child Health, Department of Health Education and Mashonaland East Regional Office; Musasa Project; SAfAIDS; University of Zimbabwe Clinical Epidemiology Unit; Womenís Action Group; Women and AIDS Support Network; Zimbabwe AIDS Prevention Project; Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council; Form 3 students and teachers at Arcturus, Beatrice, Chemhondoro, Chitandara, Mandedza, Muchakata, Numwa, Parirewa, Rusununguko and Tsatse Secondary Schools.

S Basvi, Dr. J Brakarsh, A Bloome, Dr. TM Chaita, W Chauke, W Chikowore, B Dembedza, F Duri, C Gundani, JA Hadebe, A. Holmes, A Jacobus, J Juru, N Kahn, Dr. R Loewenson, Dr. Mabiza, M Mandiki, K Mandizvidza, E Masiywa, P Mataure, Mundere, Dr. SP Munjanja, B Mustakani, F Mutsigwa, R Mutuwira, N Nabane, T Ndebele, M Ndlovu, E Njovana, B Nyamwanza, K Nyanungo, M Sandasi, CZ Sithole, Mr A Robertson, S Rusankaniko, E Takawira, F Tandi, G Tinarwo, Dr FR Zawaira.

Research and production of the print version ofÝ Auntie Stella was funded by the Ford Foundation and the Royal Danish Embassy (Danida).
First version - December 1997
Revised version - December 1999

Funding for the development of the Auntie Stella website was provided by World Links Organization - January 2002