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Our Mission Statement: Show Me the Way Foundation aspires to
provide mentoring, educational, and positive group activities
for children and youth infected/ affected with HIV/ AIDS and or
various health disparities.
Our goal is to instill confidence, perseverance,
leadership, and knowledge by uplifting spirits, providing
positive advice, guidance, and factual information on health
awareness.
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We are continuously striving to make an impact and promote
change by educating people that children diagnosed with AIDS,
HIV, and other terminally devastating diseases still have many
attributes and things to offer.
Our goal is to make the journey after diagnosis as
comfortable, special, and rewarding as possible
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SMWF was founded by president, Tashawnya Menefee after working
for the Center of Disease Control in Atlanta, GA.
Menefee was emotionally torn and devastated over the
alarmingly high statistics of children as orphans and grieving
mothers and fathers restless yearly with rising deaths and
infection rates among African Americans in mostly urban areas.
The Board of Directors support the mission of SMWF and
wanted to support the beckoning call for education and emotional
support for youth living with this crippling disease and believe
that a local urgency in Atlanta, (Fulton County), Gwinnett
(Gwinnett County), and Decatur, (Dekalb County) GA must exist.
We will also focus attention on Public Middle schools,
and High Schools, Grady Hospital in Atlanta, GA and various
Foster Care Facilities of orphans of parents that died of AIDS.
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