National Care Link

05/12/2025

Blood Sugar Monitoring

Know Your Numbers, Protect Your Health
Regular blood sugar checks are vital.

📊 Track readings daily
🩺 Share results with your healthcare team
⚖️ Adjust lifestyle and medication safely

🌍 Monitoring isn’t just medical — it’s about peace of mind and preventing emergencies.

03/12/2025

Diet & Nutrition

Food Choices Matter in Diabetes Care
Balanced meals help control blood sugar and energy.

🥗 Choose whole grains, vegetables, lean proteins

🚫 Limit sugary drinks & processed foods
💧 Stay hydrated

🌍 Knowledge is power — families thrive when they eat smart together.

02/12/2025

Diabetes & Foot Care: Small Steps, Big Impact

Daily foot checks prevent serious complications.
✅ Inspect feet for cuts or swelling
✅ Wash & dry carefully
✅ Wear protective shoes
✅ Seek help early

🌍 At National Care Link, we believe “Another Way, A Better Way” means protecting independence and dignity.

02/12/2025

🌍 We’re Hiring: Diabetic Nurse Specialist (Zimbabwe 🇿🇼)

National Care Link is expanding services in Zimbabwe and seeking a dedicated Diabetic Nurse Specialist to join our team.

✨ About the Role
Deliver expert diabetes care, patient education, and family support. Lead prevention programmes, coordinate with physicians, and empower communities to manage diabetes effectively.

👩‍⚕️ Person Specification

• Registered Nurse with valid Zimbabwe Nursing Council registration
• Specialist knowledge in diabetes care and patient education
• Skilled in insulin initiation, foot care, and lifestyle coaching
• Compassionate communicator with cultural sensitivity
• Team player, adaptable, and committed to improving lives

📈 Experience Required

• Minimum 3 years’ nursing experience (diabetes care preferred)
• Proven ability to deliver patient education and support families
• Experience working in multidisciplinary teams
• Familiarity with community outreach and audit standards

📩 Apply with CV & cover letter to: info@nationalcarelink.com

Be part of “Another Way, A Better Way.”


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01/12/2025

🇿🇼 NEW DIABETIC CLINIC IN ZIMBABWE

Coming February 2026: A new diabetic clinic in Zimbabwe, modelled on UK standards of care.

Families back home will finally have access to:
✅ Structured care plans
✅ Regular monitoring and diagnostics
✅ Multidisciplinary support teams
✅ Education that empowers healthier living

This is more than a clinic—it’s a bridge of love, quality, and diaspora commitment.

We’re bringing trusted healthcare home, one patient at a time.


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30/11/2025

CONTRAST: UK vs Zimbabwe Diabetes Care

“Diabetes care tells two very different stories…

🇿🇼 In Zimbabwe:

• Many families face late diagnoses due to limited access to modern equipment.
• Care is often centralised in urban hospitals, leaving rural communities underserved.
• Advocacy groups work hard, but resources remain scarce.

🇬🇧 In the UK:

• Over 3 million people live with diabetes, supported by structured NHS care plans.
• Regular monitoring, audits, and multidisciplinary teams ensure consistent treatment.
• Patients benefit from education, lifestyle support, and advanced treatment pathways.

✨ The contrast is clear: while the UK offers structured, reliable systems, Zimbabwean families often struggle with gaps in access and support.

As diaspora communities, we have the power to bridge this gap — by raising awareness, supporting initiatives back home, and sharing knowledge across borders.

Together, we can make sure no family faces diabetes alone.

29/11/2025

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Dr. Alexa Canady achieved numerous groundbreaking milestones throughout her illustrious career, breaking barriers and setting new standards in the field of neurosurgery.

In 1981, she became the first Black woman to become a neurosurgeon in the United States, a historic accomplishment that paved the way for future generations of Black women in medicine. She specialized in pediatric neurosurgery, where her skill and dedication earned her a reputation as one of the top surgeons in her field.

During her tenure at Children’s Hospital of Michigan, she developed innovative techniques for treating hydrocephalus and other complex neurological conditions in children, significantly improving patient outcomes.

Her compassionate approach to care and commitment to mentoring young surgeons further solidified her legacy as a trailblazer. In recognition of her contributions, she received numerous awards, including induction into the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame. News source: Africa Giant

28/11/2025

Big shout out to my new rising fans!

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28/11/2025

💊 Zim Healthcare Chronicles

“The nurse is also the receptionist, the pharmacist… and sometimes the preacher.”

In Zimbabwe, one person can do the work of five—and still offer you a prayer before you leave. That’s not just multitasking. That’s ministry.

27/11/2025

🕊️ Gratitude on My Birthday 🕊️

Today I celebrate another year of life, and my heart is overflowing with gratitude.

I’m thankful for the gift of good health, for the love of my family, and for the connections that continue to enrich my journey.

I’m grateful for the work I do, for the lessons learned through challenges, and for the resilience built through failures.

Each experience has shaped me, reminding me that life is not only about the milestones we reach, but about the people we walk alongside.

As I step into this new year, I renew my vision with hope and purpose. May I continue to serve, to grow, and to honor the blessings that surround me.

To everyone who has been part of my journey—thank you. Your presence is a gift I do not take for granted.

25/11/2025

🌱 My Life Story: Lessons from Tomato Plant

From the red soil of Zimbabwe to building bridges across borders, my journey has grown through five stages — seeding, germination, flowering, fruit, and seeds again.

Each stage taught me resilience, sacrifice, and the power of community.

Just like the tomato plant, every struggle carried the promise of future harvests. 🍅✨

24/11/2025