A supportive tech community for all muslim youth, Ummah Tech Initiative has partnered with Stats Clinic to train Muslim Youth in Data Health Analysis.
Gatekeepers News reports that Ummah Tech Initiative focuses on empowering individuals and creating lasting impact.
StatsClinic, Inc. is a US-based non-profit that provides learning opportunities for research methods and data science for health workers from low and middle-income countries, especially Africa.
In a move to equip young Muslims with in-demand skills for the healthcare sector, Ummah Tech Initiative and Stats Clinic have joined hands in a strategic partnership.
This collaboration aims to train over 20 Muslim Nigerians in the field of data health analysis.
This partnership will address the growing need for data-driven insights in healthcare. By equipping young Muslim with these valuable skills, Ummah Tech Initiative and Stats Clinic aim to empower future generations of Muslim professionals to make a significant impact on public health outcomes in Nigeria.
The program will provide participants with a comprehensive curriculum in data health analysis, covering topics such as: Data collection and management, Statistical analysis, Data visualisation and Healthcare informatics.
Upon completion, trainees will be equipped to handle data analysis tasks within healthcare settings, such as: Analysing patient data to identify trends and patterns, Evaluating the effectiveness of healthcare interventions, Contributing to research and development initiatives amidst other tasks.
Adam Bifola, The Team Lead at Ummah Tech Initiative, said, “The Ummah Tech Initiative is dedicated to empowering Muslim youths with the skills and opportunities required to lower the barrier to entry into various organisations and industries.
“By collaborating with Stats Clinic, we are equipping our youths with health analysis and research skill sets, ensuring they can make meaningful contributions to the entire public health sector and value chain.
“This initiative not only benefits the individual but strengthens the entire ummah by fostering a skilled and inclusive workforce for the future.”
Adam Opeloyeru, Head of Communications at Ummah Tech Initiative, also said, “We are excited to partner with Stats Clinic to bridge the digital skills gap within the Muslim community. This program empowers young Muslims to pursue fulfilling careers in healthcare and contribute to a data-driven future for health in Nigeria.”
Ibraheem Abioye, Director at StatsClinic: This partnership with Ummah Tech Initiative is a unique opportunity that allows us to expand our work in a key community of African health workers. Religious communities are central to how societies are organized, and we are grateful to be able to support the great work that Ummah Tech Initiative has set out to do.
“The partnership between Ummah Tech Initiative and Stats Clinic represents a significant step towards fostering a more inclusive and tech-savvy Muslim workforce in Nigeria’s healthcare sector. The program equips young people with the skills to address critical public health challenges and contribute to a brighter future for all Nigerians.”
