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Kuhes’ CSO conducts holds fundraising activity
Catholic Students Organization (CSO) at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) on Tuesday provided blood pressure checks and health counseling to Catholics at Limbe Cathedral to fundraise for the organisation’s activities.
Catholic Students Organization (CSO) at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) on Tuesday provided blood pressure checks and health counseling to Catholics at Limbe Cathedral to fundraise for the organisation’s activities.
Speaking with Malawi News Agency (Mana), Kuhes CSO’s Fundraising and Events Coordinator, Rosaria Nyondo said the students grouping has no sponsors and this was the reason for carrying out fundraising activities among them to help the needy.
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“As catholic university students, we do charity work and after every two weeks we invite a priest to hold a holy mass at the campus and for this, we need finances.” said Nyondo.

She said they came to Limbe Cathedral to take blood pressure testing, provide health talks and offer counseling services closer to the people who became aware of their health status.
“This will help church members because they will know about healthy living and get advice without traveling,” Nyondo said.
One of the participants, Limbani Mataya commended the students for taking the right step in sourcing resources other than calling for help without taking initiatives.
“They chose a right way of doing things because they are giving a service to people,” he said.

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