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Dear Partners and Friends,
Happy New Year 2013!
As we embark on this year, I give gratitude to our devoted partners both local and international, who supported us and believed in our work.....
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Mkapa Fellows Are Deployed To 9 Rural Health Facilities 30 skilled health professionals also known as Mkapa Fellows have been recruited and deployed to 9 health facilities located in 6 rural districts of Sumbawanga Rural, Nkasi, Kalambo, Kahama, Kishapu and Biharamulo. |
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20 Additional Staff Houses Are Handed Over To Health Over To Health Workers In Mtwara. Health workers in Tandahimba and Nanyumbu District Councils located in Mtwara region have all the reasons to smile, after they were handed ten staff houses each council, to facilitate their stay at the remote health facilities. To date a total 50 houses have been given to health workers in Mtwara Region. |
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Mkapa Fellows Phase 2 Kicks Off The Mkapa Foundation (BMAF) has officially launched Mkapa Fellows Program phase 2, a five year program from 2012 to 2017. |
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30 Constructed Houses Are Handed Over To Health Workers In Mtwara Region. Former President of United Republic of Tanzania, His Excellency Benjamin William Mkapa has handed over 30 houses for health workers in Mtwara Rural, Newala and Masasi Districts in Mtwara Region. |
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What It Means To Be A Health Worker In Rural Areas ’’After my graduation in 2009 as a Mkapa Fellow for 3 years, I have been working at the Kilolo District Hospital in Iringa region serving as the District Medical officer,“ so says Dr. Wilfred William Rwechungura, a medical doctor professionally and a Mkapa Fellows Alumni. He continues, “The Kilolo district populated with 205,081 people, is served with 1 district hospital, 2 public health centres and 50 public and private dispensaries and my roles it to ensure equitable and quality health services are accessible to the community. |
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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. |
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Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) Project
The Government of Tanzania is committed to the equitable delivery of quality health services. Read more...
Mkapa Fellows Programme Extension
Mkapa Fellows is a pioneering, innovative human resources for health program that supports government efforts to tackle HIV/AIDS. Read more...
The Benjamin William Mkapa HIV/AIDS Foundation (BMAF) is collaborating with Intrahealth International to implement Tanzania Human Resources.
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