Joseph Simon Tarimo
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Our Mission
Dedicated to saving lives, the JM Memorial Heart Foundation is on a mission to educate the public about heart disease, promote early detection, and support pioneering research. Our commitment is fueled by the quest to help and educate Tanzanians who lack access to crucial information and resources.
We wholeheartedly dedicate ourselves to this mission in memory of Josephine Mohamed, a beloved woman who left an indelible impact as a mother, wife, and friend.
Our Purpose
Far too frequently, heart disease manifests itself through sudden death, leaving little indication beforehand. Despite Josephine Mohamed non-smoking habits, a healthy weight, and a clean bill of health from her health check-ups, she passed away without any forewarning signs or symptoms. This abrupt loss left her husband, daughters, family, and friends in a state of shock and disbelief, questioning how such a fate could befall someone so young, vibrant, and seemingly robust.
In an effort to commemorate Josephine’s memory and prevent other families from enduring the heartbreaking loss of a loved one to heart disease, a group comprising Jane’s friends, family, and community established The JM Memorial Heart Foundation in 2020.
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Meet Our Team
In partnership with the community, these individuals are committed to collaborative efforts aimed at supporting and increasing awareness of cardiology. Their shared goal is to work together efficiently, combining resources and expertise to make a meaningful impact on cardiovascular health education and advocacy.
Matilda S. Tarimo
Ass. Finance Manager
Agrey Cosmas Kamazima
Senior Advocate
Beatrice Akonaay Simon
Finance Manager
Zakaria Nnkoo
Networking Manager
Frank Mulokozi
IT Manager
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Serviced Patients10 +
Health Sections250 +
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Before the JM Memorial Heart Foundation came to my village, I had no idea about heart disease. I never thought it could happen to me. Thanks to their educational sessions, I learned the warning signs and got myself checked. They found I had high blood pressure, but it was caught early. Now, I’m on medication and feeling much better.
