Special Projects We Have Undertaken...
OPPORTUNITIES TO VOLUNTEER!
Many of us are involved in voluntary projects. If you would like to share your experience with others, please send a brief story to the secretary.
We list below some of our recent activities:
We are looking for medics, midwives, nurses, laboratory technicians and a hospital administrator!
If you have the time for such a life-changing experience please contact me. Please note that, as a Fellowship, we have no access to any funds. But, we can help you with all the logistics of undertaking such work and match ‘supply’ and ‘demand’.
Some of the Projects in the Pipeline...
MORE OPPORTUNITIES TO VOLUNTEER!
Listed below are some more of the projects in the pipeline
- Improving sanitation and school health in Tanzania
- Helping to open a new hospital in Mwanza
- Starting an eye clinic in Ukerewe
- Supporting a hospital in Bashanet, near Arusha
We are looking for medics, midwives, nurses, laboratory technicians and a hospital administrator!
If you have the time for such a life-changing experience please contact me. Please note that, as a Fellowship, we have no access to any funds. But, we can help you with all the logistics of undertaking such work and match ‘supply’ and ‘demand’.
Publicise Your Work...
HEALTH RELATED PROJECTS BY ROTARIANS: AN OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLICISE YOUR WORK
Many Rotarians play a role in improving health care in their own communities or beyond. Rotarian doctors, health professionals and others invest a huge amount of time and skills in healing the sick and improving health care.
Yet, there is only limited data available, of our collective contribution to health care. We would like to collate a central data base of Rotary’s health projects.
Please download a form by clicking here:
In this form, we ask you to give us brief details of any health project you know of. It must have been implemented in the past five years or must be ongoing.
We’ll publish a brief link on our website and collate the results of this survey on an annual basis.
(Click on ‘Link’ on the left panel for more information.).
Maternal Mortality Reduction Strategy