The scholarship has enabled me to complete my university studies. For the upcoming 6 months, I’ll be doing internship and educating my community on how to protect themselves on airborne diseases such as Covid-19. First education on how to prevent the spread of viruses and on how one can protect him or herself from acquiring the virus. For example, on how to wash hands, how to wear the face mask and how to cover oneself when sneezing or coughing. Also, the education must be provided in a simple language which is easily understood by the community. Also, the protective gears such as face mask and hand sanitizers should be available and at affordable price. I am very thankful to all donors who have helped me complete my studies. You have enabled me to move steps ahead in my carrier. May Almighty God bless you and grant you all more than you have given. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

I participated in the UDOM workshop which was conducted in February. I shared knowledge on how to write a good and impressive CV and cover letter when seeking a job. I was going to the laboratory to perform an experiment about organic chemistry.

As a changemaker, I conducted outreach activity and this was very useful to me I leant on how to help other people. Here I was at beans farm trying to see how to plant beans.

Last semester, we conducted a community outreach activity where we visit the disability children. Equal participation is the key matter to everyone regardless of their disability. In the photo, I was at Mbeya University of Science and Technology, waiting for project presentation with my classmates.

I am a changemaker through motivating orphans and special group their greater contribution to the society. Through informing the people on how proper design minimize the cost of continuous maintenance of the building. Through solving the problem facing the students living hostel by supplying the bread for breakfast. Through respect and following the university regulations and rules. In this photo, I was in Dodoma during my min-industrial practical training, learning how Dodoma region development affect the building design, different culture of churches construction and mosquitoes construction example gaddafi mosque.

I had conducted a community outreach by volunteering in a medical outreach for treatment of malaria. 1. I had aimed to create awareness on how to protect oneself from being infected with malaria. 2. I had impact my community well by ensuring they comply well with full balanced diet so as to avoid malnutrition from occurring. 3. I as a future pharmacist had also volunteer and participate in the community pharmacy by dispensing medications and ensuring my patients had understood well the instructions on how to use the medication and that they comply well with their medications. 4. I had also stayed at the giveaway tent giving the patients good words , advice and the care they needed. 5. I had also done the physical marshaling by measuring the body mass index and determining the patients weight and educating them. In the photo, I was learning how milk is produced. I learnt the whole process of pasteurisation.

As changemakers, we had recommended the secondary school with in order to be able to raise a student in acceptable standard and reach their successful future. In the photo, I inspired the share of knowledge and encouraged students through the motivation speech at a secondary school.

I add value to my community by first of all is to be passionate about training others and sharing knowledge with others, to behave in a professional manner in the way of speaking, outfit, and treating others in a good way as a trainer. And lastly is to consider the given time as well as CONFIDENCE talking in front of people. I was at the innovation academy in Dar-es-salaam. I was practice what we were taught in the class about document formatting and various other topics during extra time after class sessions.

I didn’t conduct any community outreach program this semester, this is because of the Covid-19 pandemic which hindered socializing. The semesters have been cut short since we spent most of the time at home so we are still catching up with the lost time. Here I was in doing my internship carrying out a fresh survey of land for in a village called Naama. Then I was sitting down relaxing.

I have been sharing my skills with graduates on how to write a good cv, cover letter as well as where to look for a job. As a trainer, I feel proud sharing my knowledge with my university community and I can't wait to change my society as well when I am done with school. In the photo, I was around university premises with my friend Leonard my fellow changemaker, when we met and exchange ideal as well as talk about social life.