Meet Aruna Kargbo of Masanga Hospital, northern Sierra Leone
20 July 2021 at 18:23 |
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I am Aruna Kargbo born in Masanga Village. I trained as Nursing Aid in Masanga Hospital in 2011, After graduation as Nursing Aid, I was employed in the hospital at the Emergency ward for six months I later transferred to the pharmacy in 2011 to 2016 as the pharmacy manager in charge under the leadership of the local management. They also gave me the opportunity to further my studies as a pharmacy technician at the College of Medicine & Allied Health Sciences (COMAHS). After completing my studies in 2020 I started working again in Masanga hospital on the 1st February 2021.
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KAR Girls BN NCC holds social service and community development programme at Kamarahalli
March 15, 2021
The 3 Karnataka Girls Bn NCC of NCC Gp HQs, Mysuru, had organised a social service and community development programme at their adopted village Kamarahalli in the taluk recently. The programme was held under Commanding Officer Col. Manoj Kumar Mishra in which an Officer, 11 PI staff, three GCIs (Girls Cadet Instructor), two Associated NCC Officers (ANOs) and about 100 Cadets from St. Joseph First Grade College and JSS Polytechnic for Women, Mysuru, participated.
The programme included awareness on COVID-19, free medical and dental Camp under Medical Officer of the PHC in Beerihundi Dr. B.C. Mamatha, Dr. Bharat Kumar, Dr. Pratibha Garla, Dr. Simran Saluja, Dr. Sneha Dr Namitha, Sub. (Nursing Asst.) Pawan Sharma and Hav. (NA) D.V.R. Rama Rao.
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By Harrry Glazer | February 24, 2021
As anyone who’s worked in or watched the development of a NJ State budget can tell you, there are few things that are rock-solid guarantees. Tax revenues rise and fall, legislators’ priorities change, and what was a pressing need last year can become a ‘back burner’ issue this year.
This is especially true this year, as COVID-19 concerns continue to dominate the news and inform State Government thinking on a variety of matters.
Mindful of the evolving nature of the State budget process, leaders of Teach NJ - who serve as advocates for the needs of nonpublic schools throughout the state - have encouraged legislative leaders and officials in the Governors’ office to allocate for continued support for four budgetary priorities. Teach NJ hopes to see these priorities, which received significant funding in the FY2021 State budget, supported in the FY2022 budget.
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