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Class Rank: 2 My name is Naima, I am 14 years old. I live in Bar-Es-Salaam region. I am studying at Iringa Girls' Secondary School. I live with my parents. In my family I am the third child out of four children all are girls. In my future I want to be a doctor. At the sometimes my parents can not pay me even my school fees or other contributions because they are small businessmen peasant. So I need your cooperation for me in my studies, and sometimes I fail my exams because of this situation. I believe though education will help me to handle my life and help others.

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Year Grade Receipt Status
2017 Form 4
2016 Form 3
2015 Form 2

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Naima
Fri, March 12, 2021 at 4:29 am GMT
Hi Indy
How are you doing? On my side I'm doing good. I'm a student of occupation therapy at Tanzania and we deals in promoting healthy and well being to the people through their occupation ,can I hear from you what these therapist engage and did they have any benefits in your country. Thanks and have a great moment
Naima
Fri, March 12, 2021 at 3:58 am GMT
Hi Karen
I'm doing well I hope you are doing well too. I want to share with you about my studies because I'm a student of occupation therapy here at Tanzania and we are dealing with promoting the healthy and well being to the people through their occupation in this meaning people they get independent in their loss occupations after being accident or because of the different diseases like stroke ,can I heard from you about this faculty in your country they did engage samething like in our country or not? Thanks and have a wonderful moment
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