Medicine & Health
Priscillah N Mulungi
Medical Laboratory
Mbarara University
Uganda
School fee per year: 8686 SEK
Year of graduation: 2021
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BACKGROUND
My family consists of ten people, Mother, Father and eight siblings. I am the first born of five girls and three boys. Our father was a builder but unfortunately he experienced an accident at the beginning of this year and cannot work anymore. My mother is a tailor. In primary school I earned a partial scholarship as the best girl in class. My other siblings have had to drop out of school.
WHY Medicine & Health
I chose my field of study because it equips one with knowledge to take part in the testing and diagnosis of different diseases that mainly affect the people in my community. People live in unawareness and ignorance of the diseases they carry and only take a test if the condition is already out of control. Sometimes family members only get to know of a disease after their death. This opened my eyes to grow passionate about Medical Laboratory Science because testing and sensitizing one with the diseases can prevent it. How a disease is treated is key in everyone's life which is why I chose Medical Laboratory Science. I dream of working in a good and big research laboratory. I want to work on new methods of solving problems and inventing new procedures and test kits for the diagnosis of different diseases like HIV/ AIDS and sickle cell disease that mainly affect the people in my community.
INTERESTS
I love reading journals and publications, networking and collaborating with people. I am team player who likes working in a group and living together with people. I also love and support Arsenal.
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Medicine & Health
Priscillah N Mulungi
Medical Laboratory
Mbarara University
Uganda

8686 SEK
remaining in total
school fee per year
% of degree funded
Year of graduation: 2021
Number of years supported by Help to Help: 2
I want to work on new methods of solving problems in the diagnosis of different diseases that affect the people in my community.
I want to work on new methods of solving problems in the diagnosis of different diseases that affect the people in my community.
BACKGROUND
My family consists of ten people, Mother, Father and eight siblings. I am the first born of five girls and three boys. Our father was a builder but unfortunately he experienced an accident at the beginning of this year and cannot work anymore. My mother is a tailor. In primary school I earned a partial scholarship as the best girl in class. My other siblings have had to drop out of school.
MY CHOICE OF STUDIES
I chose my field of study because it equips one with knowledge to take part in the testing and diagnosis of different diseases that mainly affect the people in my community. People live in unawareness and ignorance of the diseases they carry and only take a test if the condition is already out of control. Sometimes family members only get to know of a disease after their death. This opened my eyes to grow passionate about Medical Laboratory Science because testing and sensitizing one with the diseases can prevent it. How a disease is treated is key in everyone's life which is why I chose Medical Laboratory Science. I dream of working in a good and big research laboratory. I want to work on new methods of solving problems and inventing new procedures and test kits for the diagnosis of different diseases like HIV/ AIDS and sickle cell disease that mainly affect the people in my community.
INTERESTS
I love reading journals and publications, networking and collaborating with people. I am team player who likes working in a group and living together with people. I also love and support Arsenal.

LATEST UPDATES

Priscillah N Mulungi

June 6, 2022
My plans in the next five years is to be able to work full time as a laboratory technologist and helping my community through the use of vaccines, especially with the new world pandemic of Covid-19. Also, I intend to have started with writing my abstract of research about the impacts of Covid-19 on people, by the use of flow cytometry. I am really grateful for Help to Help because I would not have attained this bachelor's degree if it was not for Help to Help. It has shaped me to apply a changemaker mindset, and to always have the right attitude, and a mindset of a winner. My family’s income status has also improved, since they have been able to concentrate on other things, such as educating my siblings. Now, all of them are back to school. I intend to add value to my community as a graduate by sharing the knowledge I've gained among the youth, on how to finish school successfully. I also intend to improve their livelihood through intensive researches on vaccines and their effects.

June 6, 2022

My plans in the next five years is to be able to work full time as a laboratory technologist and helping my community through the use of vaccines, especially with the new world pandemic of Covid-19. Also, I intend to have started with writing my abstract of research about the impacts of Covid-19 on people, by the use of flow cytometry. I am really grateful for Help to Help because I would not have attained this bachelor's degree if it was not for Help to Help. It has shaped me to apply a changemaker mindset, and to always have the right attitude, and a mindset of a winner. My family’s income status has also improved, since they have been able to concentrate on other things, such as educating my siblings. Now, all of them are back to school. I intend to add value to my community as a graduate by sharing the knowledge I've gained among the youth, on how to finish school successfully. I also intend to improve their livelihood through intensive researches on vaccines and their effects.

Priscillah N Mulungi

May 25, 2021

What kind of community outreach activity are you planning to do this semester?

As changemakers, Atwine Elizabeth and I are intending to carry out a community awareness program. This will sensitise people in our community about the new Indian variant of COVID-19 disease which is deadly and hitting Uganda as a second wave of COVID-19. We shall encourage people in our community to adhere to the Standard Operating Procedures provided by the Ministry of health in order to reduce on the spread of the disease. The community awareness program will be carried out around our area of residence which is Taso village. We shall carry out the program on 27th May, 2021.

What worries you in the world and what can you do to change that?

What worries me the most in the world now is the unhealthy and reckless lifestyle people are living which causes their immunity to lower hence leading to quicker contraction and spread of disease. For example not eating a balanced diet and excessive use of drugs and alcohol, unhygienic practices like not washing hands after using a toilet or latrine..

There needs to be strict laws put by the government against drugs and alcohol abuse. There should be regular screening of all people to know those that are more susceptible to disease in order to protect them from the rampant spread of disease by government. The community leaders need to enforce general cleanliness of the villages and towns they lead by ensuring proper sanitation, good drainage systems and safe water sources. This will reduce on the number of infections in the community especially those that are caused by bacteria. Sensitation of the people so that they get to know of a healthy lifestyle for example eating a balanced diet, regular exercising and hygienic practices like washing hands after using a toilet or latrine.  I will always endeavor to keep my environment clean by regularly  making sure that I dispose off rubbish in the right places, picking rubbish  around my environment. I will also write charts reminding people in my community where the rubbish pits are, and also on toilets and latrines not to forget to wash their hands after every visit. I will also reach out to my community  members one on one giving them health tips so that they are aware of living better lives.

May 25, 2021

What kind of community outreach activity are you planning to do this semester?

As changemakers, Atwine Elizabeth and I are intending to carry out a community awareness program. This will sensitise people in our community about the new Indian variant of COVID-19 disease which is deadly and hitting Uganda as a second wave of COVID-19. We shall encourage people in our community to adhere to the Standard Operating Procedures provided by the Ministry of health in order to reduce on the spread of the disease. The community awareness program will be carried out around our area of residence which is Taso village. We shall carry out the program on 27th May, 2021.

What worries you in the world and what can you do to change that?

What worries me the most in the world now is the unhealthy and reckless lifestyle people are living which causes their immunity to lower hence leading to quicker contraction and spread of disease. For example not eating a balanced diet and excessive use of drugs and alcohol, unhygienic practices like not washing hands after using a toilet or latrine..

There needs to be strict laws put by the government against drugs and alcohol abuse. There should be regular screening of all people to know those that are more susceptible to disease in order to protect them from the rampant spread of disease by government. The community leaders need to enforce general cleanliness of the villages and towns they lead by ensuring proper sanitation, good drainage systems and safe water sources. This will reduce on the number of infections in the community especially those that are caused by bacteria. Sensitation of the people so that they get to know of a healthy lifestyle for example eating a balanced diet, regular exercising and hygienic practices like washing hands after using a toilet or latrine.  I will always endeavor to keep my environment clean by regularly  making sure that I dispose off rubbish in the right places, picking rubbish  around my environment. I will also write charts reminding people in my community where the rubbish pits are, and also on toilets and latrines not to forget to wash their hands after every visit. I will also reach out to my community  members one on one giving them health tips so that they are aware of living better lives.

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