More Than a Scar: Emmanuel’s Journey to Healing
Emmanuel, a 15-year-old boy from rural Zimbabwe, developed a painful and growing keloid scar on his neck after a small thorn scratch, leaving him self-conscious and vulnerable to teasing...
We provide sponsored surgeries and Christian care for children living with disabilities.
CURE Zimbabwe has been a place of hope since opening its doors in 2021. Ours is the first and only hospital in the country to provide Christ-centered care and charitable surgeries for children with treatable disabilities. Our teaching hospital has 60 beds, three operating rooms, and an outpatient clinic. In addition to world-class medical care, our team ministers to the emotional and spiritual needs of our patients and their communities.
Our hospital provides diagnostic exams, pre- and post-op evaluations, medications, lodging for patients and caregivers, assistive devices like wheelchairs and crutches, physical therapies, biblical counseling, and more.
Compassionate care begins before surgery with a complete medical exam, education and counseling for patients and families, and even time for fun and play.
Every life-changing surgery is performed by world-class surgeons to heal treatable conditions like clubfoot, cleft palate, or bowed legs, and it begins with prayer.
After surgery, healing continues with post-op evaluations, physical therapies, counseling, rehab services, assistive devices, and even fun with time for play and learning about God’s love.
Our in-patient clinics provide consultations for pre-surgical evaluation and post-surgical follow-up – free of charge – to children with treatable disabilities.
Address: Old Esigodini Rd and Kenwood Rd, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Hours:
Monday & Tuesday: Orthopaedic 8:30-13:00
Wednesday: Plastics 8:30-13:00
Thursday-Friday: Orthopaedic 8:30-17:00
Hospital Phone: +263-8677192320
WhatsApp: +263 77 269 6481
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Emmanuel, a 15-year-old boy from rural Zimbabwe, developed a painful and growing keloid scar on his neck after a small thorn scratch, leaving him self-conscious and vulnerable to teasing...