Mulezi Health Trust

18/12/2021

Xmas sale... Pop up market at cool bin mzuzu... Buy good products and the money you pay us will go to help those who cant afford medical services... Kutchena with a purpose... Tchenani whilst helping those who cant afford

14/10/2021

The Story of a Boy with Big Dreams .
Let me introduce to you David Chilinda, a son, brother and a student from Mtande Wakuda village in Lilongwe. Born in a family of four, two boys and two girls. David is a student at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources. He has recently just passed his exams going into final year as an Agri-Business student, and yes the same Agri-Business which is the back bone of this country’s economy.
David is a big dreamer, and he backs up his dreams with action. He aspires to be the president of FAM one day. He is trying to reach out and motive the less privileged children by using his life as a living proof that the circle of poverty can be broken and poverty should not deter them from fighting for their dreams relentlessly as he is doing. Perhaps it was after seeing this potential and determination, it made his elder brother to invest in the future of David. Indeed his elder brother stopped his own school and joined their mother in finding resources for David to complete his school.
David was diagnosed with Keloid disease. Which is an expanded claw-like growth over the normal skin, from a scar of a wound repair. Even though the disease does not pose a threat to life, however they cause a lot of discomfort to the patients since it has the capability of inflicting a needle-like pain. And also depending on where it develops, it can be a source of low self-esteem.
Ever since David was diagnosed with this disease, he has battled in the world of huge pain. Still he didn’t give up on his dreams. Though when the pain reached its high points, reluctantly he had to quit playing football for his university and took a year away from school. This was a very painful moment in his life, but he still dreamed on. After several procedures to deal with the disease, non was successful. David with the resources mobilized by his friends and family then sought out the services of Dr. Douglas Lungu of Wezi Medical Center.
Despite having barely enough to cover the cost of the treatment, Dr. Lungu accepted to treat David. His case was then referred to Mulezi Health Trust. We quickly responded to pay off the balance cost. Now David is recovering and rediscovering his confidence and his dreams and the determination to see them through is as strong as ever.
Mulezi Health Trust wishes to help more of such cases by improving access to health services for vulnerable individuals. Those who wish to join and take part in restoring dreams of kids like David through financial support or any other support, please contact The Programs Officer on 0881257688/ 0997451620 or you can contact the Trust’s secretary on 0999823721. You can also reach us through email: ndemeraisaach@gmail.com

26/04/2021

FAIDAH CHIVUTA'S SUCCESS STORY

Faidah chivuta, a mother of 6 children who resides in Chibanja Mzuzu, but she is originally from Phalombe. Her family life was normal until 3 years ago when she started developing a leg tumor (Liposarcoma). Which meant she couldn't walk properly or let alone perform her day to day duties when her husband realized that the tumor was not getting better, he decided to abandon her and the kids, the decision which eventually forced the children to take up the responsibility of fending for the family and looking after their mother at a very young age.

When Times TV Journalist, Sam Kalimira, shared her story with Mulezi Health Trust, we decided to do something and get her the help she needed. With speed we managed to get her the treatment she desperately deserved at Wezi Medical Center. She subsequently was operated on by Dr. Douglas Lungu of Wezi Medical Center and the tumor was finally removed, weighing more than 10kgs by the time it was being removed.
We are happy to share with you her success story, currently she is discharged from the hospital and she is looking forward to doing things she loves once is fully recovered. This is Wat she had to say about her treatment:
"Thank you for the medical aid. Now am recovering and am able to walk short distances. When am fully recovered, I will be able to fend for my family. May God bless you. "

Mulezi Health Trust wishes to help more of such cases by improving access to health services for vulnerable individuals. Those who wish to join and take part in this work through financial support or any other support, please contact the Programs Officer on 0881257688/0997451620.

16/05/2020

Mulezi Health Trust COVID-19 Update:

The old Wezi Medical Centre Building is now being refurbished into a COVID-19Treatment Centre by Mulezi Health Trust as its contribution towards the fight of COVID-19. The treatment centre is one of the two treatment centres in Mzuzu.

Our heartfelt thank you to Plascon for contributing paint for the rooms and the Asian Community in Mzuzu for contributing curtain rails and shelves.

If you would like to be part of this initiative and make a contribution, contact Mulezi Health Trust Treasurer Mr Ken Malema on 0888860131

10/03/2020

Since construction began in 2017 we are delighted to announce that the new Wezi Medical Centre has now opened its doors to the public.

We would like to thank everyone for their generosity and support towards bringing a state of the art medical facility to Mzuzu.

12/07/2017

Construction of the new Wezi Medical Center is underway check out some of images taken on site today.

28/01/2017

We are excited that construction work at Wezi Medical Center has finally begun.

Look out for updates over the next few months and great ways in which you can get involved.

For Us By Us!

04/05/2015

Highlights from the Wezi Medical Center Fundraising Dinner Concert

02/04/2015

The legendary Mte Wambali supports the Wezi Medical Center Project make sure you get your tickets for the Dinner Concert before they run out!!

Tickets NOW Available at Mzuzu Coffee Den, Ilala Crest Lodge, Chatonda Lodge, Sunbird Mzuzu Hotel

Malawian musician Wambali - nkhondo mkhonde

01/04/2015

For all those who would like to contribute to the Wezi Medical Center project and are not in Malawi you can now do so via our GoFundMe

Wezi Medical Center (WMC) is a start-up medical facility offering a wide range of clinical medical services for Mzuzu City and Northern region community. The Wezi Medical Center (WMC) Project was founded early this year of 2015 when a number of concerned Mzuzu citizens started searching for a so...

01/04/2015

The Wezi Medical Center (WMC) Project was founded early this year of 2015 when a number of concerned Mzuzu citizens started searching for a solution to the lack of a proper world class hospital in Mzuzu. It was realized that Mzuzu and the Northern Region at large lacked a medical facility that fully caters for the variety of medical ailments that affect us. Currently if one suffers from an incommunicable disease or cancers for example, one has to travel to Blantyre or Lilongwe to get treatment.

The first target is for the team to raise K26 million to be used in the construction of the foundation of WMC.

To kick start this massive project, a fund raising committee has been set up which comprises of the following Mzuzu based citizens: Chairperson - Mrs. Zohra Matundu; Vice Chairperson and Treasurer – Mr. Ken Malema; Secretary -Mrs Karim and the following team members - Mrs. Anna Keys, Mrs. Florence Lungu, Mrs. Dorothy Shaba; Mrs. Chigo Chokani; Miss Wezi Mzumara; Mr. Othaniel Hara; Mrs. Lestina Nhlema; Mr. Raymond Midaya; Mrs. Phiri; and Mr. Taonga Mtegha.

01/04/2015

Meet Dr Lungu, Founder of Wezi Medical Center

WMC offers a number of primary and secondary care health services for men, women and children. Our experienced team includes a General Surgical Specialist, an Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist and a General Practitioner with long term children medicine experience. From time to time WMC will host visiting specialists in a number of fields.