Faraja Mwambola

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• Co-led the design and implementation of youth health education programs and campaigns.
• Supported the founder in daily operations, strategy development, and team coordination.
• Monitored volunteer activities and provided guidance on project execution and stakeholder engagement.
• Developed project calendars and ensured timely planning, execution, and evaluation of initiatives.
• Acted as the point of contact for collaborations, partnerships, and communications with external stakeholders.
• Played a key role in organizing media outreach and event logistics to amplify youth health messaging.

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• Provided overall leadership to the chapter, coordinating activities across eight standing committees and a team of over 30 student leaders.
• Oversaw chapter strategy, program planning, stakeholder engagement, and internal team coordination.
• Represented the chapter in national TAMSA forums and ensured alignment with the national strategic goals.
• Mentored and supervised executive and committee leaders to implement student-led health campaigns and advocacy projects.
• Facilitated collaboration between students, faculty, and external health organizations to advance public health education.

Selected Achievements:

• Led the highest-ever student delegation from Kairuki University to national conferences, including TAMSA 2024 General Assembly and TAMSA 2025 Leadership Seminar.
• Spearheaded the Keep Her in Class Project, mobilizing resources to provide annual menstrual hygiene kits and education to 100+ girls in Kisarawe District.
• Directed the Mlinde Health Campaign, reaching 2,000+ community members through school, community, and media outreach on cervical cancer awareness.
• Executed successful public health outreach programs on non-communicable diseases for workplace audiences, including:
• WILDAF Tanzania (reaching over 30 employees).
• Tanzania Widows Association (TAWIA) – conducting health education sessions for underserved women.
• Championed membership growth and increased student participation in TAMSAKA activities through consistent engagement and empowerment efforts.
• Strengthened volunteerism culture among medical students by coordinating impactful campaigns and building a collaborative team environment.

• Key Responsibilities:
• Served as the administrative link between the Executive Committee (President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Deputy PM) and the Cabinet, ensuring smooth and timely communication.
• Facilitated communication between student leaders and the general student body through official channels.
• Acted as the official secretary during Cabinet meetings and Parliament sessions — responsible for accurate documentation, record-keeping, and minute-writing.
• Maintained all student government records and official correspondences.
• Applied strong digital proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel for meeting minutes, data tracking, and formal communications.
• Assisted in circulating directives, decisions, and reports between key governing bodies within the student government structure.

Key Achievements:

• Improved communication and coordination between the Executive Committee and Cabinet, enhancing the efficiency and unity of student governance.
• Successfully maintained a structured and accessible record system for all Cabinet and Parliament proceedings, supporting accountability and continuity in leadership.
• Contributed to stronger leadership flow by ensuring all student government actions were well-documented and decisions transparently communicated.
• Played a critical administrative role in ensuring the smooth execution of governance processes, especially during Cabinet-Parliament sessions.

• Key Responsibilities:
• Supervised and supported activities of the Interact Club affiliated with Rotaract Kairuki.
• Coordinated engagement between Rotaract members and Interactors, ensuring active mentorship and collaboration.
• Participated in planning and implementation of joint service projects with Interact members.

Key Achievements:

• Successfully co-led environmental and educational initiatives, including tree planting campaigns and book drives.
• Played a key role in organizing fundraising activities to support health insurance coverage for Interact Club members.
• Fostered a strong relationship between Interact and Rotaract clubs, promoting youth involvement in community service and leadership development.