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Medicine & Health
Kerumboti Lukumay
Medicine
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College
Tanzania
School fee per year: 2848 SEK
Year of graduation: 2021
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BACKGROUND
I’m Kerumboti Lukumay. I’m the third born out of eight children in my family. My father has two wives, so it is a polygamy family where the younger wife has five children. I grew up in the Arusha region where I used to help my parents to take care of the cattle and cultivating crops like maize and beans. After primary school, I was selected to join a local government school, but my parents couldn’t pay for my studies because there was two of us in the family that was selected to the secondary school and our economic situation wasn’t good enough. Luckily, I got a sponsorship for my secondary education from a school called The School of St Jude, which provides free education to children from disadvantaged families in Arusha. Currently I’m at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College studying doctor of medicine.
WHY Medicine & Health
My dream job is to become a dermatologist, a specialist in skin diseases. I have chosen to study medicine so I can help the Tanzanian community. My aim with becoming a dermatologist is to help the government and individuals in providing education to the society about albinism, chronic skin diseases and eradicate bad myths and negative perceptions that is prevailing in some African communities, particularly in Tanzania about albinism.
INTERESTS
Besides my studies, I like to sing in a choir and visit orphanage centres in my area. I also like to watch and play football.
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Medicine & Health
Kerumboti Lukumay
Medicine
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College
Tanzania

2848 SEK
remaining in total
school fee per year
100% of degree funded
Year of graduation: 2021
Number of years supported by Help to Help: 5
I will provide education to the society about albinism and eradicate bad myths and negative perceptions that is prevailing in some African communities.
I will provide education to the society about albinism and eradicate bad myths and negative perceptions that is prevailing in some African communities.
BACKGROUND
I’m Kerumboti Lukumay. I’m the third born out of eight children in my family. My father has two wives, so it is a polygamy family where the younger wife has five children. I grew up in the Arusha region where I used to help my parents to take care of the cattle and cultivating crops like maize and beans. After primary school, I was selected to join a local government school, but my parents couldn’t pay for my studies because there was two of us in the family that was selected to the secondary school and our economic situation wasn’t good enough. Luckily, I got a sponsorship for my secondary education from a school called The School of St Jude, which provides free education to children from disadvantaged families in Arusha. Currently I’m at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College studying doctor of medicine.
MY CHOICE OF STUDIES
My dream job is to become a dermatologist, a specialist in skin diseases. I have chosen to study medicine so I can help the Tanzanian community. My aim with becoming a dermatologist is to help the government and individuals in providing education to the society about albinism, chronic skin diseases and eradicate bad myths and negative perceptions that is prevailing in some African communities, particularly in Tanzania about albinism.
INTERESTS
Besides my studies, I like to sing in a choir and visit orphanage centres in my area. I also like to watch and play football.

LATEST UPDATES

Kerumboti Lukumay

December 29, 2021
Help to Help scholarship has blessed my life and has made me a blessing to my family and community at large. In the next six months I will be doing my internship. I intend to add value in my community by being in the front line in sharing knowledge particularly about health care issues. I will be part of the solution by providing education and creating awareness as well as encouraging people to adhere to what has been addressed by the ministry of health! In our country we need to work together and strongly standing on what health professionals suggest to be followed to prevent the spread of the virus. To my sponsors and donors who have supported me for the past five years I sincerely appreciate your generosity. You have created a true endless legacy by investing your resources and time into my education. It is my imagination that you are very happy to see the fruits of your sincere giving. I'm ready to make our community better and productive. God bless you abundantly!!

December 29, 2021

Help to Help scholarship has blessed my life and has made me a blessing to my family and community at large. In the next six months I will be doing my internship. I intend to add value in my community by being in the front line in sharing knowledge particularly about health care issues. I will be part of the solution by providing education and creating awareness as well as encouraging people to adhere to what has been addressed by the ministry of health! In our country we need to work together and strongly standing on what health professionals suggest to be followed to prevent the spread of the virus. To my sponsors and donors who have supported me for the past five years I sincerely appreciate your generosity. You have created a true endless legacy by investing your resources and time into my education. It is my imagination that you are very happy to see the fruits of your sincere giving. I'm ready to make our community better and productive. God bless you abundantly!!

Kerumboti Lukumay

March 25, 2021
Our community outreach activity was about teaching children about their rights and responsibilities at one of the orphanage center in Moshi municipal. In today's society there are many cases of child abuse and violation of their rights thus it's imperative to make them aware as one way of combating such violence.

March 25, 2021

Our community outreach activity was about teaching children about their rights and responsibilities at one of the orphanage center in Moshi municipal. In today's society there are many cases of child abuse and violation of their rights thus it's imperative to make them aware as one way of combating such violence.

Kerumboti Lukumay

March 25, 2021
We provided education to children about their rights and responsibilities in one of the orphanage center in Moshi municipal. In today's society there is increasing incidents of child abuse and violation of their rights thus it's imperative to make them aware of their rights as one of combating such violence among others.

March 25, 2021

We provided education to children about their rights and responsibilities in one of the orphanage center in Moshi municipal. In today's society there is increasing incidents of child abuse and violation of their rights thus it's imperative to make them aware of their rights as one of combating such violence among others.

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Q: How can I trust Kerumboti Lukumay is a real student?

A: Kerumboti Lukumay has applied for a scholarship from Help to Help and was granted one. We have reviewed the written application and conducted a thorough interview with Kerumboti Lukumay . We have also double-checked the given identity with Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College. We now and then also do home-visits and met with a majority of our students.

Q: If I donate, what happens with my donation?

A: Each semester, Help to Help pay school fees for our students. We reserve the right to only pay school fees for students who live up to the agreed terms and conditions for the scholarship which includes submitting grades in time, good academic perform and continuous communication with Help to Help among other things. The payments are done directly to each university. Once payments are done, we demand the universities to send us official receipts.

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A: We believe in a global "we" - our crowdfunding platform is a way for our students to express what societal issues they want to bring change to, and a way for our funders to learn and join their important causes by donating to their studies.

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