This one-hour documentary spends time with Nancy and others from Kenya and Malawi whose lives have been taken over by HIV and AIDS. Thousands and thousands of people from these regions have died – they call them the missing generation, these includes teachers, nurses and doctors – parents gone leaving behind vast numbers of orphans. Families and communities have been torn apart and social structures wiped out. But within this bleakness we also see hope for the future. While spending time on the ground with former Irish nurse Mary Donohoe and her small organisation The Rose Project whose sole purpose is to give financial and medical support to some of the smaller HIV and Aids support groups in these countries we witness a courageous local response to this pandemic. Local women are leading the way and we are seeing real glimmers of hope from within these communities.