Moussa Tall Loum, born on June 20, 1999, is from Kaolack. He earned his baccalaureate in Experimental Sciences (S2) in 2018 from the Nouveau Lycée de Kaolack and then pursued a degree in Community Health at Alioune Diop University of Bambey. In March 2022, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree, becoming a senior technician in community health. During his studies, Moussa gained valuable experience through internships in health districts in Dakar and Kaolack, where he provided medical care, supervised Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (CPS), and contributed to studies on malaria and tuberculosis. In 2020, he played a key role in Kaolack’s Covid-19 response, focusing on counseling and contact tracing. Moussa later joined CorpsAfrica/Senegal as a Volunteer. During his service, he completed a project to install 10 desk benches at the elementary school in Samba Kontaye and led the design and implementation of a community project to build a mini water tower, benefiting 694 people, with a budget of 9 million CFA. He is also a consultant in HCD-ABCD for CorpsAfrica/Senegal, a community manager for the alumni club, and a Champions ONE 2024 in West Africa, where he advocates for ONE’s initiatives by engaging policymakers, leading awareness campaigns, and ensuring visibility through media. Now, after completing six weeks of pre-service training and learning the local language and culture, he is an Exchange Volunteer in Malawi.