Sizolwethu Mobile Health

Mobile Outreach Clinic

The outreach program offers mobile health services that provide clinical care and health education to poor rural communities. It seeks to address the problem of poor access to quality healthcare, isolation, high transport, and medical costs. The socio-economic situation in Zimbabwe continues to depreciate thereby affecting basic human rights such as healthcare. Our outreach program therefore supplements and supports the limited and stretched existing Ministry of health and child Welfare initiatives by addressing some of the above-mentioned challenges and problems faced mainly by the poor rural and peri-urban communities. Our goal is ultimately to improve wellbeing and save lives.

Complex Wound Management

Wound Care management is the process of assessing, cleansing, preparing, and treating wounds. The main principles are to stop bleeding, prevent or treat infections, relieve pain, close the skin, and dress the wound. Wound Care management requires patient-centered care and documentation. In 2020, the organization officially opened the Sizo Wound Clinic.

The goal of the clinic is to ensure that ALL patients have access especially those of low incoming standing. We wanted to ensure that we cater for the masses and that everyone has equal opportunity to have proper patient centered wound care management and care.