By Jones Gadama
The Catholic-run Holy Family College of Health Sciences recently concluded its social weekend, a vibrant celebration that brought together students, faculty, and staff to promote socialization, leadership, and mental wellness.
The event, which began on Friday and ended today, was marked by a series of activities, including the election of new student leaders and the crowning of Mr. and Miss Holy Family.
In an interview with ZBS News, Principal Nancy Kamwendo emphasized the importance of mental health and wellness, stressing that being healthy encompasses not just physical well-being but also psychological and social wellness. “As students, it’s essential to take breaks and engage in activities that refresh the mind and promote mental health,” Kamwendo said, adding that, “Our social weekend is designed to provide students with an opportunity to unwind, socialize, and recharge their batteries.”
During the social weekend, students participated in various activities, including sports, games, and cultural events.
The highlight of the event was the election of new student leaders, including President Samuel Paul, who pledged to make the college a vibrant and better place for students.
“As student leaders, we are committed to serving our fellow students and promoting a positive campus culture,” Paul said, adding that,”We will work tirelessly to ensure that every student feels heard, valued, and supported.”
The college also crowned Arthur Thom and Charity Mtewa as Mr. and Miss Holy Family, while Laban Fundi was elected Prince and Deborah Kandulu, Princess.
The winners were chosen based on their personality, talent, and commitment to promoting the values of the college.
The social weekend was a huge success, with students and faculty alike praising the college for providing a platform for socialization and leadership development.
“Events like this are essential for our growth and development as students,” said Thom, Mr. Holy Family, adding that, “They provide us with an opportunity to showcase our talents, develop our leadership skills, and build lasting relationships with our peers.”
The Holy Family College of Health Sciences is committed to providing a holistic education that promotes the physical, emotional, and social well-being of its students.
The college offers a range of programs in health sciences, including nursing, midwifery, and clinical medicine.
As the college looks to the future, it is clear that the social weekend was a resounding success.
The event not only provided students with a much-needed break but also promoted mental health and wellness, leadership development, and socialization.
With its commitment to providing a supportive and inclusive learning environment, the Holy Family College of Health Sciences is poised to continue producing well-rounded graduates who are equipped to make a positive impact in their communities.
