Shirati Health, Education and Development (SHED) Foundation

Shirati Health, Education and Development (SHED) Foundation We strive to better medical and public health, primary and health education, and community development in undeserved Tanzanian communities.

SHED Foundation will continue to: Open its doors for partnership agreements; projects; and opportunities designed to provide Health, Education, and Development to targeted under served villages/communities in Tanzania; and Enter into any arrangement with any person, group or association carrying on, or engaging in the support and promotion of any of the objectives contained in the SHED Foundation's Memorandum of Association.

Our friends from GlobeMed at Duke University spent last week doing a schistosomiasis education program at Shirati Primar...
07/08/2017

Our friends from GlobeMed at Duke University spent last week doing a schistosomiasis education program at Shirati Primary School and Mkoma Primary School. They taught the children about the life cycle of schistosomiasis, treatment, prevention, and symptoms. One of the interns, Hannah, mused, "I loved how engaged the students were during our time at the schools. They were very interested in the information we discussed and I hope they gained knowledge about schistosomiasis that they can pass along to others."

We're so excited to be undertaking a Schistosomiasis mass drug administration and education program with our partners fr...
22/07/2017

We're so excited to be undertaking a Schistosomiasis mass drug administration and education program with our partners from GlobeMed at Duke University! Schistosomiasis is a waterborne parasitic disease that affects many people in Shirati and the areas surrounding Lake Victoria. We hope that the work being done this summer will increase awareness of the disease and help mitigate its effects on the population.

29/03/2017
10/09/2016

Great to have Dr. Esther Kawira (along with her daughter Sara and grandson Trevor) all the way from Shirati, Tanzania here in Cincinnati addressing the audience at Night on the Serengeti. We couldn't do any of the work we do in TZ without the help of Dr. Kawira, her husband Josiah and the support of the Shirati Health, Education and Development Foundation (SHED).

Thanks for all the wonderful work you do with us, Village Life Outreach Project (VLOP)/University of Cincinnati! VLOP is...
18/08/2016

Thanks for all the wonderful work you do with us, Village Life Outreach Project (VLOP)/University of Cincinnati!

VLOP is one of our primary partner organizations, working in collaboration with us to carry out health and development projects here in the Mara region. We provide primarily logistical support while VLOP conducts resource management. This summer, a VLOP group of medical students, nurses, and physicians came to work with the Roche Health Center [one of the VLOP signature projects, a newly constructed, world-class health facility] providing free medical care for local residents. We're always happy hosts with this group :)

Follow this link to learn more about our amazing partner. http://www.villagelifeoutreachproject.org/sitepages/ABOUT_home.html

We had a blast hosting some of the Touro University School of Osteopathic Medicine students (OMS 2s) this summer!  Touro...
19/07/2016

We had a blast hosting some of the Touro University School of Osteopathic Medicine students (OMS 2s) this summer!

Touro University California Global Health Program has been sending students to learn about healthcare in Shirati for the past 10+ years. We can't wait to see them next year :)

Performance groups at Duke University under the lead of GlobeMed at Duke are gathering for a fundraiser they call Cozy f...
22/11/2015

Performance groups at Duke University under the lead of GlobeMed at Duke are gathering for a fundraiser they call Cozy for a Cause, which will support our medical work in Rorya, Tanzania!

Ringing in Christmas early at Cozy for a Cause, GlobeMed at Duke's "tacky sweater" fundraiser for Shirati Health, Education and Development (SHED) Foundation in Tanzania!

25/01/2015
25/01/2015

The women of Roche digging away at the foundation of the Roche Health Center staff housing. They know the importance to them and their children of bringing medical staff full-time to Roche. 82 people have worked with Richard Elliott on the construction site the past 3 days.

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Shirati

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