Nursing

Starfish has more than 15 Nursing graduates now, with several more in college at Ronald Ross teaching hospital

Meet Ruth Goma, an orphan, now graduated and working as a State Registered Nurse in Zambia.

And this is Taona, daughter of a local church pastor whose salary did not stretch to college fees for his very bright daughter. Now working as an SRN

And above are three of our current Second Year Student Nurses at Ronald Ross Teaching Hospital, Mufulira, Say Hi to Charles, Mirriam C and Lydia! To hear about Mirriam's story, click here Mirriam's Journey

All our current student Nurses with Matron Beatrice in the middle, and our wonderful Zambia Co-ordinator Margie near the left

Ronald Ross Nurse training school volleyball

Ronald Ross Nurse teaching hospital

Mufulira, Zambia

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Mwenya, above, is from a very poor family and completed her schooling with very good results. She was then stuck for 2 years until Starfish came along, and she has now completed her 3 year Nursing degree at a cost of £2,000. In country co-ordinator Margie says:

“Mwenya came to see me to appreciate for the sponsorship given to her. She says she is so grateful to for the help rendered to her for had it not been for Starfish she does not know what would have become of her.

She says pass my gratitude to all Starfish Personnel and that God may continue blessing you for the work you are doing here in Zambia.

Margie”