TASMA MUHAS

26/02/2024

💫Empowering girls with knowledge about their reproductive health is an investment in their future wellbeing and autonomy.

Let's ensure girls have the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their reproductive health.
Informed choices start with education🔥

30/01/2024

Taking our responsibility to enhance reproductive health awareness in the community.

During Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we visited Jangwani Girls Secondary School. We engaged with students, discussing the basics of cervical cancer, including it's overview,causes, risk factors, treatments, and prevention methods.

We Emphasized the importance of routine screening and early detection remains our focus during this awareness month, aiming to improve successful treatment outcomes.

13/01/2024

To enhance the competence of young midwives, we seized the opportunity to visit CCBRT Specialized Hospital.

The visit encompassed objectives such as handling cases of Fistula, cleft lip, cleft palate, cerebral palsy, talipes equinovarus, and assisting pregnant women in delivering, both in a birth pool and on a delivery bed, while accommodating their preferred positions.

We are grateful for the invaluable cooperation and knowledge provided by the CCBRT staff, contributing to the achievement of our study objectives.

24/12/2023

17/12/2023

Congratulations to the organizing committee for the successful Freshers Party!

Special thanks to Dean of our school Dr. Dickson Mkoka,Tasma mentor, Dr Beatrice Mwilike and all staff for their presence and support throughout the event preparation.

Wishing all new TASMA members a fantastic academic journey ahead!

04/12/2023

A midwife in Diplomacy Dr. participated in the prize ceremony held at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences.

During the event she Congratulated Ms. Ruminatha Laswai, Ms. Hafsa Haji, and Mr. Charles Kiula for their exceptional achievements in midwifery studies.

Ms Ruminatha Laswai was prized as the best undergraduate student in Midwifery course, Ms Hafsa Haji was the postgraduate Best student in Midwifery and women's Health course and Mr Charles Kiula was the Best postgraduate midwifery student in Research and dissertation.

Absolutely! Ms. Ruminatha Laswai, Ms. Hafsa Haji, and Mr. Charles Kiula deserve congratulations for their remarkable accomplishments in midwifery and women's health studies.

02/12/2023

Congratulations to the first batch of Tasma members on their achievement of being awarded a Bachelor of Science in Midwifery at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences.

We Wish you a great success in delivering quality and evidence-based reproductive services to the community.

02/12/2023

Congratulations to the first batch of Tasma members on their achievement of being awarded a Bachelor of Science in Midwifery at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences!

We Wish you a great success in delivering quality and evidence-based reproductive services to the community.

25/11/2023

.midwife, the first batch of TASMA Alumni is fulfilling one of our association's objectives: encouraging midwives to conduct research.

He used the second Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child, Adolescent Health, and Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) scientific conference to present his abstract titled "Prevalence and factors associated with erectile dysfunction among adult men in Magomeni ward, Kinondoni district, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania."

We wish you all the best in your productive midwifery endeavors.

17/11/2023

We are celebrating World Prematurity Day by providing health education concerning the causes, management, and how to provide care to premature babies, including Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC). KMC does not only strengthens the bonding between mother and newborn but also plays a crucial role in preventing hypothermia, one of the leading causes of neonatal death.

Additionally, we participated in launching a special project aimed at promoting specialized care for premature babies from the the level of health centre lto the national hospital level in Tanzania.

16/11/2023

We're honored to be a part of the second Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Child and Adolescent Health and Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) scientific conference held at Julius Nyerere Convention Center.

We are present at TAMA'S booth, educating and explaining various midwifery activities as our roles in Tanzania and world wide in general.

We are inviting Everyone to visit TAMA booth to learn and get connected.

29/10/2023

Team Tasma attended the White Coat Ceremony, which signifies the beginning of medical students' journeys, also symbolizes professionalism, caring, and trust, qualities they must earn during studies. It was held during the Freshers' Orientation Week at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences.

During the event, new members of Tasma was dressed in white coats by our own Midwife Officer Mr. Ally Abdul as a sign of welcoming our fellow midwife students, who are ready to begin their academic journey at MUHAS.

Congratulations for choosing a profession that ensures neither mother nor baby will die due to reproductive problems.