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Angela
Lokidi | ALSA-Uganda
The JaMalaria camp was truly a blessing to both the kids and
the basketballers, who got a chance to share basketball skills
as well as knowledge on Malaria, how to prevent, control, and
treat it. I really appreciate and thank the international players
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Mr
Peter Mc Odida | Director- International Medical Corps
KeNAAM are committed to mobilizing the
power of the youth and sport to accelerate the campaign against
Malaria. We therefore look to partner with the youth and sports
men in Kenya to create “voices” for Malaria and
in you we look to establishing Malaria advocates. There are
real life hero’s amongst us who can become role models
to others. |
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John
Baraza | SEEB Club - Oman
It was great being here, especially for the kids, as we teach
them basketball as well as issues relating to Malaria. They
are the future and we need to get them involved not only at
the community level, but also nationally in issues relating
to the game and the society.
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Irene
Atieno | UoN Dynamites
I came to help in nurturing young talent, as we inform them
about Malaria, its prevention, control and treatment so that
they can become future sportsmen and women |
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Brenda
Odula | USIU Flames
I came to the camp, it being a basketball oriented event, i
felt oblinged to show my support for it, and from what i have
seen, i feel such events are good especially in bringing up
talent. |
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Patrick
Odhiambo | Nizwa Club- Oman
For a long tyme we've been focusing on the older generation...and
we forget there's talent that needs to be nurtured, JaMalaria
presented that opportunity to coach and share with the kids,
and was worth it as we came together for basketball and against
Malaria . |
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Joan
Muriuki | ALSA-USA
The camp was a great opportunity to share basketball skills
with the kids while at the same time informing them on Malaria
and its dangers. Besides...i got to coach! that was fun |
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Rocky
Oyamo | Shauri Moyo Baptist
I brought the junior team to learn more about basketball,
and improve both their skills and mine. In addition, i feel
the campaign against Malaria- its prevention, treatment and
control, is worthy and we join the campaign |
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Sylvia
Jebet | UoN Dynamites
I came to the camp to share my skills and experiences both
basketball and on Malaria with the kids, refresh my basic
skills, and also sharpen my coaching skills
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Dennis
Opiyo | KCB Lions
The camp was an ideal opportunity to build the sport of basketball
from a lower level, taking into consideration this are the
players of the future.... and they will extend the fight against
Malaria to their time |
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Yvonne
Agengo | Strathmore University/ KeNAAM
I came to support ALSA in their effort to fight Malaria through
sports and be part of the ALSA initiative. It is high time people
as well as authorities in the health sector realized the effectiveness
of sports in educating the community on various issues |
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Abel
Nson | USIU Tigers
first of all, I am from Cameroon- a malaria infested country,
so it was an occasion for me to help in any way i could against
Malaria, as i give back to the community through facilitating
the camp and share with the kids what i have learnt basketball-wise
throughout my life. |
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Makatiani
Ayesa | Strathmore University
I came to give back to the community as we come together to
campaign against Malaria through sports, and also learn basic
basketball Coaching skils |
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Arnold
Muoki | UoN Terror
It was good to give back to the society what it gave to me,
by sharing what i have learnt over the years-and helping in
conveying of the message against Malaria hoping to improve
a childs life as well as my own...and ultimately save a life
and the future of this nation
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Myra
| Egerton University- Assasins
I came to see and appreciate young talent, help nurture it,
and help prevent the spread of Malaria by teaching the children
how it can be prevented. The kids are the most vulnarable and
most affected and by teaching them we can see future generations
live to play BASKETBALL |
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Eric
Maosa | UoN Terror
It was a great opportunity to help in team building. In addition,
Malaria destroys lots of lives due to ignorance, and the fact
that i can help stop Malaria by informing the kids on how
to stop it, gives me great joy and pride
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Brian
Busu | UoN Terror
The JaMalaria camp gave me an opportunity to help improve
the talent in the society, and also a chance to enlite the
children on Malaria and it's dangers.
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Richard
Muller Baddia |
Was an opportunity to link up with my former teammates and
help in coaching the young kids on basketball skills, play
against them to give them a feel of the game, as we shared
information on Malaria. I am looking forward to next years
event
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Eunice
Wangare-Matilda | UoN Dynamites
The event was an inspiration for me to help the kids follow
their basketball dreams, and do so while they are healthy and
free from Malaria. It was real fun playing with the kids as
well as the professional players, and i too have learnt a lot
from this camp |
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Stephen
Omondi | KCITI
I brought the junior team to sharpen their skills, get educated
on Malaria, and help out in any way possible. |
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Kevin
Owino | ALSA VOLUNTEERS PROGRAM, Japan
My take on JaMalaria Programme is that we should keep doing
the good work because it may look like a drop in the ocean
but the impact it has on the society is something so great.
We will never be able to know because we don't experience
it, but the people who do will forever be greatful so let's
keep on doing such things to create awareness because information
is power. But lets enjoy basketball as we engage in such activities,
its not for us, our time is gone lets do it for the kids and
the ones unable to help themselves.
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