Mr. Msangi, Pharmacist under EHP project in Kilosa District Hospital giving out medications to a client
Job Fairs in Southern and Northern RegionsLinking final year Health Institutions students with prospective employers at Districts. Hundreds of final year students from health institutions in Mtwara, Lindi and Kilimanjaro had every reason to smile, thanks to BMAF and district health councils. An opportunity for 2012 graduating students to interact with District health council representatives during job fairs was organized by BMAF from 27th February to 04th March 2012 in both Southern and Northern Zones.
Read more... Health Systems StrengtheningHEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING (HSS) PROJECT - GLOBAL FUND ROUND NINE The Government of Tanzania is committed to the equitable delivery of quality health services. It is important for the nation to achieve this equity by having adequate and skilled staff that is motivated and well equipped. The Benjamin William Mkapa HIV/AIDS Foundation (BMAF), with the guidance of the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW) and other key stakeholders, is working to achieve this goal through Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) with funds provided by the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Read more...Welcome to Benjamin Mkapa HIV Foundation
The Benjamin William Mkapa HIV/AIDS Foundation is a non-profit making, Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Established and incorporated under the Trustees Incorporation Ordinance, CAP 375. Established in February 2006 and officially registered on 13th April 2006, the Foundation aims to supplement and complement the development efforts of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania. Read more... |
In July 2005, then President of Tanzania, H.E. Benjamin William Mkapa and the former US President H.E. William Jefferson Clinton launched the Benjamin William National HIV/AIDS Fellows program. The aim was to recruit, train and deploy highly skilled health workers to server rural areas.
