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
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
Veronika, our second candidate, started the echo course on Monday 15 April 2019. We wanted to get to know her better, so that we could guide and support her remotely where necessary in the coming period. Saja walked with her
Double good news! Our board member Saja Erens is currently in Tanzania, where she visits our projects. In Moshi she met Oscar Issangya. Saja and Oscar signed the sponsorship contract, with which Oscar is officially the first participant in our
Meet our first sonographer in training! Our project “Adopt a sonographer” is bearing fruit. Obstetrician Oscar Issangya will start at the beginning of April, partly thanks to your donations, for the training to become an ultrasound specialist. We would like
Meanwhile, our suitcases have already been unpacked long and wide and we have worked hard with the whole board on the continuation of the journey. All collected information is arranged and a report has been drawn up in response to
After a few intense and instructive days we travel to the island of Zanzibar. Last year we were able to help a German midwife to make ultrasounds. Because she wants to be trained, we now give her two full days
This is Africa (T.I.A.): it is a much expressed cry during our journey when we once again fall from one surprise to the other, but especially when things are just a little different than we expected or planned. On the
It’s the little things that do it … or better, that secretly takes a lot of time! In the thousand-and-one things that you have to think about when you travel (from suitable clothing to anti-malaria pills, from the right dollars