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Mo Dewji Foundation · Project coordination

Preparing the conditions for care to reach people.

Three locations, fifteen service days and a 35-person field team. I coordinated operational readiness, accommodation, transportation, site planning, supplies, team movement, reporting and the practical requirements needed to keep clinical services running. Clinical staff delivered consultations and surgeries.

Morogoro Municipal · Kilosa · Ifakara

Three locations. Fifteen service days completed.

15 September–3 October 2025

16,343patients treated and consulted
1,180major and minor surgeries
987reading glasses provided
881eye-drop treatments provided
15scheduled service days completed
3district locations coordinated

Programme results; my contribution was operational coordination and delivery support.

Readiness

Securing capacity before the programme began

When the initially recommended Kilosa site proved too small, I worked with local government, personally assessed alternatives and helped secure Kilosa District Hospital two weeks before delivery. This protected the programme schedule and required capacity.

Daily delivery

Keeping people, teams and information moving

I coordinated permits, awareness routes, vendors, accommodation, catering, transport, camp layout and briefings. Numbered queues, prioritised support for vulnerable patients and defined team responsibilities helped keep patient flow controlled.

Reporting

Making progress visible each day

Daily written reporting recorded delivery progress and operating issues. All three locations were delivered as planned with no cancelled service days.

Let’s work together

Good decisions need dependable follow-through.

I work across executive operations, project and programme delivery, governance and partnerships. I am based in Dar es Salaam and work with local and international teams.