- Educationist joins the Mission.
Mr. Ambangile Samson Mwakilembe (Pictured below) joined the Mission in February 2014.
Mr. Mwakilembe (72) obtained a Master of Education Degree from the University of Dar-es Salaam in 1981. Prior to that he had a Bachelor of Education Degree from Canada University of Alberta (BED) and attended a course in Education and Management (EMK) UK Scotland Morey House.
Mr. Mwakilembe has worked as both a District and a Regional Education Officer in several regions, a secretary of Unified Teaching Services (UTS) a Chief Executive Secretary Teachers Services Commission and lastly worked as a Lecture at Teofilo Kisanji University before retiring from active service in July 2012.
Mr. Mwakilembe is seen by the Mission to be one of our important members in transforming our aged beneficiaries so that they can regain hope and join others in poverty reduction.
2. Fukayosi land development continues.
Following the commencement of rain seasons, an active land development programme has commenced at Fukayosi involving planting of about 250 trees The land which is planned to accommodate a Centre for Geriatric Care Management has systematically been developed to ensure it gains its value on continuous basis. Below are some of the pictures indicating some areas of cleared land which were formally a jungle
3. TARAJA MDPTL staffat work
The first Mission’s dispensary has preceded offering services to the public and continues to identify disadvantaged persons within its neighbour-hood. Below
Below Clinical Officer Juliana S. Mushuga attends one of our beneficiaries.
Others key staff in the dispensary are pictured below
