Health4All

Health4All Raising Funds to Help People with Special Medical Conditions around Zimbabwe

Early detection saves lives
20/07/2026

Early detection saves lives

Do it for you. Do it for your family
29/06/2026

Do it for you. Do it for your family

27/06/2026

CPR is a social and moral duty. In an emergency, your actions can mean the difference between life and death. Learn CPR ...
19/06/2026

CPR is a social and moral duty. In an emergency, your actions can mean the difference between life and death. Learn CPR today and be prepared to save a life tomorrow.

Contact us for a free Basic First Aid course



The selfless work being done by Greatman Music deserves all the recognition and support possible.
15/06/2026

The selfless work being done by Greatman Music deserves all the recognition and support possible.

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Basic First Aid is a fundamental skill that should be taught everyone from elementary school. A life saving skill that n...
15/06/2026

Basic First Aid is a fundamental skill that should be taught everyone from elementary school. A life saving skill that none can not afford to not have.

As Health4All we provide free First Aid and Basic Life Support training to churches, organisations and communities.

Contact us to schedule a free training session

If you have the heart and the money please help
13/05/2026

If you have the heart and the money please help

10/04/2026

Your Dollar, A Life Changed

SAD ๐Ÿ’” | She has kidney failure. Rachael Musekiwa is 32 years old, a single mother of two beautiful girls, and she is cur...
06/02/2026

SAD ๐Ÿ’” | She has kidney failure. Rachael Musekiwa is 32 years old, a single mother of two beautiful girls, and she is currently receiving treatment. Her story is very sad.

Her health problems started in mid-2023 while she was living in China. At first, she thought she was just feeling unwell and tried using medication, hoping it would pass. Unfortunately, her condition became worse over time. She experienced extreme fatigue, vomiting, weight loss, skin and hair problems, and depression.

On May 1st, 2024, she was diagnosed with end-stage kidney failure (Stage 5) and immediately started dialysis.

Since returning to Zimbabwe, she has been receiving treatment at Parirenyatwa Hospital from June 2024. Sadly, due to financial challenges, she can only afford dialysis twice a week, even though doctors recommend more sessions.

For those who would like to help, please send money directly to her mother.

For anyone who wants to support.

Go Fund Me Link: https://gofund.me/a7f6ed263

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