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Ndini Itoine Lukumay

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Registered Nurse,NICU Nurse trainer @ichafrica Tiny feet big steps(TFBS)
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It was of one of my favorite nurses workshop for the TFBS, Arusha 2026, Nairobi get ready! We are coming for you🔥 TFBS Nairobi… 2-5 November!!! #tfbsnairobi2026 #neonatologyconference2026 by @ndiniitoine

Born too soon, yet stronger than we ever imagined. Every tiny step forward is a giant leap of courage💜 #TFBS #nicunurse #neonatalnursing #ICHA by @ndiniitoine

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Yesterday at Maternity Africa fistula marathon! @maternityafrica “break the silence eradicate fistula” #marathon #running #runner by @ndiniitoine

Happiest birthday to me!
On this special day, I celebrate not just another year of life, but the growth, opportunities, and blessings that have shaped me along the way. I am grateful for the lessons learned, the doors that have opened, and the strength that continues to carry me forward. May this new chapter be filled with even more joy, wisdom, and abundance. Cheers to becoming the best version of myself! 🙏🏽 by @ndiniitoine

Day 1 TFBS Neonatalogy conference in Arusha.
Yesterday was a great day teaching nursing workshop on CPAP basic. We shared our experiences and knowledge, aiming to improve the care of preterm babies and sick newborns who need the respiratory support using CPAP that helps prevent Lung collapse, easy work of breathing and improve oxygenation.
#TFBS #ICHA #neonatal by @ndiniitoine

APMC!! @ichafrica 💜 by @ndiniitoine

The opening of the Arusha Pediatric & Maternal Care Centre (APMC) marks an important milestone for the Arusha community. 💙

What began as a shared vision has taken shape through the commitment and leadership of local clinicians, staff, and partners. From training and recruiting a dedicated Tanzanian team, to renovating the former St. Constantine Town Campus, to working through the necessary licensing with multiple agencies—this has been a collective effort every step of the way.

APMC reflects the strength of local participation and the belief that high-quality care for mothers and children is best built together, within the community it serves. Designed to provide integrated pediatric and maternal services, the centre aims to support families with accessible, compassionate, and continuous care.

This moment is not just about opening doors—it’s about continuing a partnership with the community, listening, learning, and growing together.

Thank you to everyone in Arusha who has helped shape this effort and who will carry it forward.

APMC: [Link in bio]

Appointments now being scheduled: +255 757 841 240

#ICHA #APMC #Arusha #MaternalHealth #ChildHealth #GlobalHealth #HealthcareAfrica #CommunityHealth #StrongerTogether by @ndiniitoine

Dear Team:

*🎉 Congratulations to ICHA Clinic! 🎉* APMC!!!

What a milestone! After months of dedication, planning, and preparation, the doors are finally open. This is more than just a launch — it’s the start of countless lives being touched, healed, and supported.

Your commitment to excellence and care shines through every detail. To the entire ICHA team: thank you for your vision, resilience, and heart. The community is better because you’re here.

Wishing you a successful opening and a future filled with impact, growth, and wellness. Here’s to new beginnings! 💜🩵💛

“*Together Modeling Pediatric for tomorrow* “ by @ndiniitoine

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What stands out most from the last 5 years is not a milestone, but the steady growth of a network of professionals across Africa—learning, adapting, and supporting one another as they strengthen NICU care and help newborns move from surviving to thriving.

Thankful to be part of a collaborative effort shaped by those closest to the work.

One of our NICU team said, "My joy always comes from seeing nurses from different regions of Tanzania and across Africa eager to learn new things about neonatal care and to grow in confidence and skills that will bring countless benefits to newborns and families." ~ Ndini

Tiny Feet Big Steps: [Link in bio]

#TinyFeetBigSteps #NICUSkills #NICUCare #ChildHealthAfrica by @ndiniitoine

Two very distinguished visitors stopped by the ALMC NICU this week—unannounced, unregistered, and unapologetically curious.

Perched right on the windowsill were a pair of silver-cheeked hornbills, heads tilted, bright eyes scanning the room as if conducting their own inspection. They stayed longer than most visitors do… quietly observing, taking it all in—the gentle hum of machines, the careful movements of nurses, the warmth wrapped around every tiny patient.

Now, we can’t say for certain what brought them.

Perhaps they’d heard the buzz—how the ALMC NICU is turning heads across the region, drawing clinicians, partners, and visitors eager to learn, to see, to be inspired by what’s happening here.

Or… perhaps it’s something more personal.

Maybe they’re expecting.

Maybe they were just doing a little advance planning—checking out the facilities, making sure everything is ready should they need the very best start for their little one.

After all, in other parts of the world, storks handle the newborns. But here in Tanzania… could hornbills be stepping into the role?

We’ll be keeping an eye on that windowsill.

Because if they do come back—for a delivery or just another look—we’ll be ready.

#ALMCNICU #NICUExcellence #StorkOfTanzania #NewbornCare #NeonatalCare #RaisingTheStandard #CareThatInspires #LearningFromTheBest by @ndiniitoine