Running projects

In the fall of 2023, the Foundation visited the Usambara Mountains, a fertile, densely populated, yet challenging region. During this working visit, the possibilities for supporting pregnancy...

Due to the Covid-19 virus, the courses in Tanzania were not open. From 2023 a new national ultrasound training of 1 year will start in Dodoma. Recruitment of candidates is in full swing. The local...

The risk of pregnancy complications in rural Tanzania is very high. Due to the distance to health posts, there are usually no standard pregnancy checks. Women only report to complications and often do...

In addition to following the training at the KCMC Hospital in Moshi, the students of the Mount Meru Foundation are closely monitored and guided by Dutch ultrasound scanners through a Whats app group...

In 2020, we initiated a collaboration with the Driving Nurses Foundation to establish mobile pregnancy check-ups with ultrasound in the rural areas around Karatu. We implemented the same successful...

For several years, the Foundation has been involved with the health center in Himo, providing comprehensive ultrasound services to pregnant women. In 2020, midwife Jackline Shirma, with the support of...

Regina Namumba, a familiar face to the Foundation, is a highly experienced and well-trained ultrasound specialist with whom the Foundation has had a fruitful collaboration at Mount Meru Hospital in...