Esther Makono:
Nashukuru sana kituo cha maarifa centre kwa mafunzo waliyotupatia ya computer bila gharama yoyote ambapo binafsi yameniwezesha kujua namna ya kuitumia kompyuta na kuniwezesa kutembelea tovuti mbalimbali hasa zihusuzo mambo ya muungu kupitia kanisa letu la Mashahidi wa Yehova(Yehova Witness) mafunzo haya ni gaharama kubwa kuyapata kupitia vyuo vyetu vinavyotoa mafunzo haya ya kompyuta jambo ambalo lilinifanya nishindwe kumudu gharama hizo kutokana na kuwa na watoto wanaosoma vyuoni ambao pia wanahitaji pesa ili waweze kuendelea na masomo yao ,lakini kupitia kituo cha maarifa ambacho kinatoa huduma zake bure nimeweza kupata mafunzo hayo katika program zifuatazo ambazo ni microsoft word,Excel,Power Point pamoja na Internet nashukuru sana.
Shinyanga maarifa centre ni kituo cha kupashana habari kilichopo shinyanga Mjini. Kituo hiki kilianzishwa mwaka 2007 chini ya usimamizi wa shirika lisilo la kiserikali linaloitwa ALIN lenye makao makuu yake nchini Kenya kwa ushirikiano na kituo cha misitu shinyanga NAFRAC
Monday, September 9, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
MALARIA
RECOGNITION AND SUPPORT FOR TRADITIONAL ANTI-MALARIA.
Malaria is one of the oldest recorded and dreaded disseases and its one of biggest humanity killers in African Country and world in general.
Malaria remains one of the major public health in developing countries with children under five years ,Pregnant women and HIV/AIDS infected people being the most vulnerable.According to the world health organization (WHO)half of the world`s population is at risk of malaria and estimated 243million cases lead to nearly 863,000 deaths in 2008.
HERBAL MEDICINES:
Communities in tropical regions have traditionally used local flora as means of preventing and treating malaria where by 1200 plant species are used throughout the world to treat malaria and they are used by up to 75% of malaria patient like ALVERA SPECIES .
Malaria is one of the oldest recorded and dreaded disseases and its one of biggest humanity killers in African Country and world in general.
Malaria remains one of the major public health in developing countries with children under five years ,Pregnant women and HIV/AIDS infected people being the most vulnerable.According to the world health organization (WHO)half of the world`s population is at risk of malaria and estimated 243million cases lead to nearly 863,000 deaths in 2008.
HERBAL MEDICINES:
Communities in tropical regions have traditionally used local flora as means of preventing and treating malaria where by 1200 plant species are used throughout the world to treat malaria and they are used by up to 75% of malaria patient like ALVERA SPECIES .
Monday, July 15, 2013
KNOWLEDGE CREATION
ALIN CREATE AWERENESS
TO THE ILLITERACE PEOPLE IN BULIMA VILLAGE THROUGH VIDEO LIBRARY.
By:Innocent Minja
Arid Land Information Network (ALIN)through Maarifa Centre together with the services
offered at shinyanga maarifa centre include Library services , we are
providing the secondary school books, Primary books,Agroforestry Agriculture
,Nursing, Laboratory books and Video
Library(DVD) and all services are offering free of charge to everyone who need
the services without discrimination .
Library service.
Shinyanga Maarifa centre on library service is categorized
into two parts include Books library (written document) and Video library (Video
document) all these services offered at Maarifa Centre.
The corebussiness of ALIN(Farmers) according to the slogan
of ALIN THREE (Enabling Access, Creating Knowledge and Empowering people) makes Shinyanga maarifa centre to empower them on
the method of eliminate or reduce deforestation and land degradation as well as
Climate change adaptation on using traditional energy through Improved Cook
stove where by the group of Fifteen people were participated on viewed the
Video of it at Maarifa Centre before going to the field for the further
training whereby twenty three(23) farmers include local artisan were trained by
using video clip which we have at Maarifa and seven(7) local artisan were
qualified and are already build two stoves at Bulima includes Paul
chalo,Jackson Lulinda,Mabanha mayega,Nyalulu Duda ,Tanaely Buganga ,Luhende
John and Clement Tarange.Apart from Local artisan training we also have the
student who learn on health and birth at Maarifa centre by using the books
(material)we have at Maarifa centre include the HIV/AIDS protection to the
pregnant women which are very interactive for the participant we are training
over forty five(45) participant include Men and Women around Maarifa Centre and
for those who live away from Maarifa Centre like Bulima and
Kahama we are
conducted the training through demonstration with collaboration of UMAT and
AGAPE.
Shinyanga Maarifa centre through Library (video library)improved the
health life for the farmers at Bulima
especially the women by using the strategic plant of reducing the number
of Children for each family (Family plan) according to the life cost(Hard life
standard) as we know you can found the village women carried a baby together
with a load of fire wood on her head coming back to farmer for cultivation and
most of the Men are non-cultivating people in the society especially on food
production. They are pretending that only women are responsible for child care
include food. After getting training and build two stoves for demonstration the
family where by the stoves were placed (planted)they are happy to have the tool
which may help them to use a little number of firewood which may also help them
to reduce the distance of seeking the firewood compare with what they did
now.
Through video training (demonstration) people see what they
suppose to visually and train them theoretically the same time which led them
to appreciate the services offered by Maarifa Centre include
Mr. Marco Lucas: Thanks ALIN
through Maarifa Centre (Shinyanga) for the training you gives us for Health and
Birth together with Improved stoves training for our local Artisan through Video
viewing (demonstration) as Maarifa centre member I real appreciate for the
effort made by our field Officer Mr Innocent Minja not only he was creating
Knowledge but also creation of employment to our local artisan in village.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Chausiku Dotto; The Maarifa centre has really changed my life and I
am very happy. For a long time I was at home doing nothing until one day when a
friend of mine told me about the Shinyanga Maarifa centre. I went there filled
an application form and was enrolled in computer training. I learnt word,
excel, PowerPoint internet and e-mailing packages. I used the Maarifa
certificate to search for a job opportunity where I secured one as manager of a
stationary shop. My main duties include, typing, photocopying, binding,
designing cards, lamination and binding among many others. Thanks to Maarifa
centre, my life has changed completely, I am a better person now!
Gaudancia Jackson; I was told about the Maarifa centre by a friend
who saw the advertisement on free computer training, I never knew anything
about computers, even knowing there is something called a mouse, I was trained
on 5 computer packages and I am very grateful, I got an employment opportunity
just after completing computer classes .I now run a stationary and mobile phone
(Vodacom) shop. I am very happy because I can now support my family who are
struggling to make ends meet. I recommend other people to go to the Maarifa centre and use the opportunity.
Participation at Graduation ceremonies in Kinaga and Shinyanga Maarifa centres
Kinaga Graduation ceremony:
The ALIN team participated at two graduation ceremonies held at Kinaga and
Shinyanga. This was meant to strengthen the FO’s work and to ensure that
communities take the maarifa centre initiatives on ICT trainings more
seriously. At Kinaga, the graduation ceremony was overseen by all stakeholders
and the Kinaga ward councilor Mrs. Mary Manyambo and the school headmaster Mr.
……………. During a brief speech to the participants, Mr. Noah advised the graduates
to exercise use of their new skills through voluntary work to support schools,
hospitals and farmers to digitize their activities. He further encouraged them
to take lead in using emerging e-opportunities to initiate their own
enterprises.
The participants at Kinaga
were trained by ALIN FO with support of Mwalimu Victor Gilbert. A total of 52 out
of which 33Male and 19 were women were trained
and graduated. According to MS Yunis Paulo Edward she thanked ALIN for the dedication in
offering the training. She’s now competent and got a job at a stationery shop
because her ICT competence. More ICT testimonies are captured in the next
section.
Shinyanga Graduation ceremony:
The Shinyanga graduation ceremony was witnessed by NAFRAC representative as host
institution with some of the advisory committee members. The ceremony was held
at the VIP parlor within Mazingira centre. To crown the excited trainees who had
successfully completed the training, Mr. Omar representing NAFRAC and Esther
Lungahi representing ALIN officially awarded the certificates. More than 104
trainees received their certificates. Majority of the graduates had secured
jobs in stationary shops and as Mpesa agents at Shinyanga hence praised the ICT
training initiative by ALIN as pioneering in their lives!
The graduation ceremony was
graced by various speakers ranging from the Shinyanga Field Officer Mr. Innocent Minja, Advisory
Chairman also representing NAFRAC management Mr. Omar, Esther Lungahi of ALIN
Nairobi. Mr. Noah Lusaka while delivering a key note address explained the need
for undertaking exams from a certified IT institution because the one given by
ALIN is for participation. Additionally he encouraged the graduates to spread
the benefits further by encouraging many people to come and use the Maarifa centre
services. ‘The use of library and internet resources to initiate own projects
or enterprises is quite low!’ said Mr. Lusaka. He thanked NAFRAC management on
the continuous support to the Maarifa centre.
| Mr Wilison Malongo one of ICT participant holding his ICT Certificate at Shinyanga Maarifa. |
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
LIBRARY SERVISES
SHINYANGA MAARIFA LIBRARY USER COMPLIANT .
Shinyanga Maarifa centre offering different services include Library as we know in any country there is different curricular for eduction compare with other country like KEnya and Uganda Also they have different curricular .
In Shinyanga Maarifa Centre which located in Tanzania we are using different Education curricular compare with Kenya so the books we have at Maarifa centre is for Kenyan Curricular where the user of the services at Shinyanga Maarifa centre are complain on different materials we have and what they suppose to use which led to poor performance on their examination especially national examination like last year Shinyanga region was the last region on examination performance this because of the large number of school have no enough books and the large number of secondary school are ward school which faced a lot of challenging compare by private schools so by providing the books which will be useful to the Tanzania education will improve the performance of the student around Maarifa Centre .
Shinyanga Maarifa centre offering different services include Library as we know in any country there is different curricular for eduction compare with other country like KEnya and Uganda Also they have different curricular .
In Shinyanga Maarifa Centre which located in Tanzania we are using different Education curricular compare with Kenya so the books we have at Maarifa centre is for Kenyan Curricular where the user of the services at Shinyanga Maarifa centre are complain on different materials we have and what they suppose to use which led to poor performance on their examination especially national examination like last year Shinyanga region was the last region on examination performance this because of the large number of school have no enough books and the large number of secondary school are ward school which faced a lot of challenging compare by private schools so by providing the books which will be useful to the Tanzania education will improve the performance of the student around Maarifa Centre .
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