Our training program successfully equipped over 200 university students with skills in community advocacy, risk communication, One Health messaging, project management, and evaluation.
We have made significant progress in promoting youth engagement and empowerment, aligning with global initiatives like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. By preparing young leaders, we contribute to a more inclusive society that values youth contribution. Our University students training program utilize the network of students professional association like Tanzania Pharmaceutical Students Association (TAPSA), Students One Health Innovation Club (SOHIC) and others
Our goal is to form a strong youth task force to address Global health issues and One Health agendas, ensuring young people lead these efforts now and in the future. Through partnerships, we are dedicated to amplifying youth perspectives and fostering innovation in public health challenges.
