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#Self introductions

Started by Benard Ondiek Aug 12, 2024 5 replies 👁 2 views
Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
Aug 12, 2024 at 3:57 pm

Feel free to introduce yourself so that other members can get to know you. Mention your Name, Country, research interest, and organization. Hit the reply button to proceed

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Estelle Monique Sidze Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Hi, Estelle Sidze here. I am a senior researcher at APHRC and I lead work on maternal mental heath. My research group seeks to drive sustained improvements in women, and children's well-being, particularly highly vulnerable populations (e.g. adolescent mothers in disadvantaged settings). While the SDG3 emphasizes the need for investments to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all and all ages, reduction of mortality rates remains the most prevalent discourse within research and action on women and children health in the majority of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). We want to change the status quo through advocacy, policy engagements and generation of innovative community-led solutions.

ndinda Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
1 year ago

My name is Catherine ndinda,l work at U-Tena youth organization,I lead a health project and am a mental health advocate.

Bert Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
1 year ago

Hello. My name is Bert Nyabadza I work at Great Zimbabwe University, Simon Mazorodze School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Bert Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
1 year ago

Hello. My name is Bert Nyabadza, a Sub Librarian. I work at Great Zimbabwe University, Simon Mazorodze School of Medicine and Health Sciences.

Rhoda Nakhosi Admin Community Champion (1,500+ points) Community Champion
2 months ago

Hello everyone! 

My name is Rhoda Nakhosi, and I'm a Research Intern at APHRC (African Population and Health Research Center) in Nairobi, Kenya. I'm currently working in the Nutrition and Food Systems unit, where I support research on adolescent health and wellbeing. While my day to day work focuses on nutrition, I'm deeply interested in how mental health intersects with food security, nutrition, and overall adolescent development especially for vulnerable young people. I joined this community to learn from all of you and to better understand the mental health landscape across Africa, particularly through the life course lens that this group focuses on.

Looking forward to connecting, learning and contributing where I can!