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(16 Jun 2002) SHOTLIST Sparrow Rainbow Village in Florida, outside Johannesburg, South Africa; people carrying coffin from hearse into chapel at Rainbow Village; various views of congregation in chapel; Reverend Corine McClintock conducting prayer; various views of congregation listening; Reverend Corine McClintock founder and CEO of Sparrow Ministries and Sparrow Rainbow Village sot; children passing in residential section of village; Co-Director Lynette Nel counselling HIV-positive resident; Corine McClintock handing out sweets to HIV-positive children; toddlers playing with rugby balls; various views of brick-making process; various views of construction of domes, inflatable bladder used as form, compressor; various views of completed and uncompleted domes; workers plastering and painting; exterior and interior views of main hospice; builder Dawid van der Berg showing a party of bankers around the village; Dawid van der Berg supervising dome construction; Dawid van der Berg, builder and inventor, sot; various views of Lynette Nel feeding lunch to toddlers at outside picnic-table; Lynette Nel, Co-Director of Sparrow Rainbow Village and psychologist, sot; various views of HIV/AIDS children in classroom at local primary school; various views of children at break-time behaving lethargically while other children play; Reverend Corine McClintock founder and CEO of Sparrow Ministries and Sparrow Rainbow Village, sot; various views of Lynette Nel counselling terminally-ill bedridden AIDS residents; Lynette Nel, Co-Director of Sparrow Rainbow Village and psychologist, sot; various views of local cemetery; people singing; coffin is lowered into grave; Corine McClintock watching (APTN) STORYLINE The recent opening of the Sparrow Rainbow Village outside Johannesburg was greeted with both amazement and dismay. The village is an in-patient hospice for destitute adults and children with HIV/AIDS, but critics say it's tantamount to putting people in a 'leper colony'. Established by the Reverend Corine McClintock, the village's patients include babies found discarded in rubbish bins and adults abandoned by relatives to die on mine-dumps. The village might seem like an AIDS ghetto - but for many sufferers, it's better than the alternative Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...