Project Report
| Feb 11, 2016
Nursing Examinations Results 2015 released
By Jerome Kabakyenga | Project Leader
One of the Global Giving sponsored nursing student sat for her final examinations at Mayanja Memorial Medical Training Institute in November 2015. The results for these examinations were released last week by the Uganda Nurses and Midwives Examinations Board. The student supported by Global Giving passed two of the four papers but has to retake two papers. The Institute has put in place arrangements to assist the student prepare for the two papers she is to retake when next offered in May 20016. It is hoped that this student will pass these retakes.I will report on the student's progress in future reports. Thanks are extended to Global Giving for all the support.
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Nov 17, 2015
Testimony from Christine
By Jerome Kabakyenga | Project Leader
One of our the latest beneficiary of Global Giving is Christine here below is her testimony:
"I write to appreciate Global Giving for the support rendered to me during my enrolled nursing course at Mayanja Memorial Training Institute because it was not easy on my part to get tuition fees. Global Giving funding paid for my tuition for 3 of the 4 semesters of the nursing course. I completed my enrolled nursing course final examinations two weeks ago. I am now at home on holidays as I await for the results. Thanks to Global Giving Donors for making this possible."
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Aug 14, 2015
TESTIMONY FROM ISAAC
By Jerome Kabakyenga | Project Leader
My name is Isaac, a former student of Mayanja Memorial Medical Training Institute and one of the beneficiaries of Global Giving scholarship scheme in 2011 through Mayanja Memorial Hospital Foundation. I take this opportunity to extend my sincere thanks to Global Giving for supporting me during my course of study.
I had a challenge with payment of tuition fee and I was one of the students who were almost failing to complete the course. My parents were unable to raise the whole amount required for tuition fee but when Global Giving gave me a scholarship they were relieved on the burden. But when Global Giving came in I managed to complete the course in May 2011. I am now employed as an Enrolled Nurse at Ntuusi Health Center level IV under the Local Government of Ssembabule District in Southern Uganda (shded on the map below).
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sembabule_District)
The Health Center serves a catchment area of about 100,000 people. I am now able to contribute towards the development of my community, district and country through offering patient care and participating in public health activities.
I acknowledge the services of Global Giving towards supporting young Ugandans to attain certification in Nursing. Any support offered to other students is highly appreciated.
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