Scholarship Overview
The MENEMO Scholarship Fund awards need-based scholarships to college, high school and nursing school students in low resource countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean*. Applicants must be currently enrolled students perusing an educational program in a health-related profession. Applicants must demonstrate a financial need and be in good academic standing.
Award Winners List
2021 Recipients of the MENEMO Scholarship Fund. PNEU School Bota, Cameroon.
2021 Award Recipients. Limbe Cameroon.
Launching the MENEMO Scholarship Fund” in P.N.E.U. School Bota Limbe, Cameroon. Honored to give back to the next generation and this institution of which I am proud to be an alumni, class of 1987.
MENEMO Scholarship Fund in Abuja, Nigeria. Dec 1st, 2017. Pictured here with nursing students who received the scholarship award.
Launching the MENEMO Scholarship Fund in Abuja, Nigeria. Dec 1st, 2017
2017 Scholarship award recipients from Anguilla. May 9, 2017. Anguilla
Three of the nursing students (Ms. Jeranique Harringan, Ms. Bria Gumbs and Ms. Shaquona Fleming) who received the scholarship award for 2017 from the Caribbean nation of Anguilla.
One of the 2017 scholarship recipients from Jomo Kenyatta University School of Nursing.
Pictured here with all 3 of the nursing students ( Rodgers Mokumi, Mercy Mukolwe, and Dorcas Wangari) who received the scholarship award for 2017 from Jomo Kenyatta University. Nairobi, Kenya, April 25, 2017.
One of the four recipients of the MENEMO scholarship for 2016. Nursing Student, Agnes Karuri Njeri of Kenya.
Second recipient of the 2016 scholarship award, nursing student Samson Mutinda of Kenya.
Third recipient of the 2016 scholarship award, nursing student Patrick Ogada of Kenya.
Fourth recipient of the 2016 scholarship award, nursing student Esha Hajiala of Kenya.
Pictured here with all four recipients of the 2016 MENEMO Scholarship Fund during the launching of the program in Nairobi, Kenya, October 2016. Scholarship Award Winners are Agnes Njeri, Samson Mutinda, Esha Hajiala, and Patrick Ogada.
On the far left is the Chair of the Kenyan Nursing Council with all four recipients of the 2016 MENEMO Scholarship Fund during the launching of the program in Nairobi, Kenya, October 2016.
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