verbetert moeder en kindzorg in Tanzania
improves mother and child care in Afrika
Although Covid-19 has not yet left Tanzania, the ultrasound training at the KCMC hospital has been open again since July 1. The Mount Meru Foundation is very happy with the admission of one of our candidates: Jackline Shirma. Under time
In mid-January 2020, Dr Wilson Simpa started offering midwifery ultrasounds at the Karatu Health Center. This is the result of a great collaboration. The Mount Meru Foundation has trained Dr. Wilson Simpa, the Wombs of the World Foundation has donated
Tanzania also seems to be unable to escape the corona virus. The first infections were reported in mid-March and the Tanzanian government took measures to contain further spread. For example, all schools and training programs are closed. This means that
Mount Meru Foundation expands working area! Mount Meru Foundation, with its partner Driving Nurses Foundation, will develop a plan to make good mother and child care available in the outlying areas around Karatu. During her visit to Karatu, our board
The revenue from the packaging promotion is already more than € 1000 after a few months! This allows us to offer someone in Tanzania an ultrasound training and thus improve mother and child care. That all little ones count for
Our program “Adopt an ultrasound technician” is bearing fruit! Thanks in part to your support, various ultrasound scans in Tanzania were able to successfully complete their basic training. Our board member Saja visited Veronika Tarimo as a second nurse to
Our program “Adopt an ultrasound technician” is bearing fruit! Thanks in part to your support, various ultrasound scans in Tanzania were able to successfully complete their basic training. Our board member Saja was the first to visit Dr. Wilson Simpa
In August the kick-off of our new sponsorship took place at the Albert Heijn in Roosendaal. This yielded the nice amount of 237 euros! Are you also participating in the new promotion of the Mount Meru Foundation? This month you
Wilson, Oscar and Veronika are the first three ultrasound students trained by our Mount Meru foundation. After obtaining their certificate, they completed an additional internship in July. These internships are supervised locally by local Tanzanian supervisors. Thanks to Dr. Maeda,
We are proud to announce that the first three students sponsored by the Mount Meru Foundation have obtained their ultrasound certificate at the KCMC Hospital! Oscar, Veronika and Wilson have earned it well, they have worked hard for it. They
