Sizolwethu Mobile Health

31/07/2026

More than 250 community members turned up at Inyozani Village, Fort Rixon, to access free healthcare services provided by our team.

From comprehensive health screenings to consultations and the dispensing of essential medication, the outreach brought vital healthcare services closer to those who need them most.

28/07/2026

28/07/2026

Our dedicated team remains committed to bringing essential healthcare services directly to elderly people in remote communities who often face barriers to accessing medical care.

Through regular health screenings, blood pressure monitoring, and one-on-one consultations, we are helping our senior citizens stay informed about their health and receive the care they deserve.

16/07/2026

🤝 Building stronger partnerships for healthier communities.

We continue engaging with relevant stakeholders to ensure that quality healthcare reaches the people who need it most.

08/07/2026

Rosey Tshuma of St Peters shares her experience and the difference that access to care has made in her journey.

At Sizolwethu Mobile Health, we believe healthcare is not only about treatment, it is about dignity, compassion, and standing with people when they need it most.

16/06/2026

At Sizolwethu Mobile Health, we believe that healthcare should reach everyone, especially those who need it most.

Recently, our team conducted home visits in St Peters community to provide medical assistance to elderly residents who are unable to walk to our service station.
Through these visits, we were able to bring essential healthcare services directly to their homes, ensuring they receive the care, support, and attention they deserve.

We remain committed to improving access to healthcare and supporting the well-being of our community, one home at a time.

10/06/2026

We were delighted to welcome Australian-based visitors Shirley Smyth and Colin Smyth to our Asakhe Women program. Thank you for your unwavering support and belief in the power of women to transform communities.

22/05/2026

Today, we joined scores of dedicated nurses in the city of Bulawayo to commemorate International Nurses Day and celebrate the incredible work nurses continue to do in our communities.

We honour their compassion, resilience and commitment to saving lives every day. Nurses remain the backbone of the healthcare system, providing care, comfort and hope to patients and families across the country.

Thank you to all nurses for your selfless service and unwavering dedication.

28/04/2026

At Sizolwethu Mobile Health, we are proud to support the Hope Fountain community through structured monthly clinic outreaches, serving 633 homesteads every month.

Each household has an average of about 5 people, meaning our outreach programme benefits more than 3,000 community members with access to essential healthcare services.

At our scheduled location, community members receive consultations, treatment and health education.

18/04/2026

Happy Independence Day from us...