Beit CURE Children's Hospital - Zambia

Beit CURE Children's Hospital - Zambia Healing the sick and proclaiming the kingdom of God. Join us at http://cure.org/zambia Beit-Cure Hospital is part of CURE International.
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CURE International is a Christian health care network that operates charitable hospitals and programs in underserved countries worldwide where patients experience the life-changing message of God’s love for them, receiving surgical treatment regardless of gender, religion, or ethnicity.

Our operating theatre is more than just a room filled with medical equipment; it's a place where hope is restored and li...
29/04/2026

Our operating theatre is more than just a room filled with medical equipment; it's a place where hope is restored and lives are transformed. Every day, our compassionate team of surgeons, nurses, and anaesthetists work together to deliver world-class care to children in need.
From correcting clubfoot to performing cleft lip and palate surgeries, restoring hearing, our team is committed to giving children a brighter future. Every procedure is a step toward enabling a child to walk, smile, and live to their full potential.
With state-of-the-art technology and infection control measures, our theatre is a safe haven for healing. Each surgery is meticulously planned and executed to ensure the best outcomes for our patients. Every child who enters our theatre carries the promise of a better tomorrow. For us, their resilience is the true inspiration behind every procedure.
You can be a part of these life-changing moments by supporting our mission. Click the link below to show your support. https://zambia.cure.org/donate/

After suffering severe burns as a baby, Chiya grew up with fingers that remained curled, making everyday tasks like writ...
28/04/2026

After suffering severe burns as a baby, Chiya grew up with fingers that remained curled, making everyday tasks like writing, drawing, and helping at home difficult. Despite the challenges and moments of bullying, she never lost hope for a better future.
That hope became reality when she received life-changing surgery, made possible through the support of compassionate care and generous donors.
Today, Chiya is doing well and can now stretch her fingers! She’s gaining confidence, becoming more independent, and is one step closer to achieving her dream of one day becoming a surgeon.
Would you join us in helping make transformations like this possible for other kids who need surgical intervention, just like Chiya? Click the link below-
https://zambia.cure.org/donate/

Thank You Team Surgicorps International Goodbyes are never easy, especially after such a meaningful and impactful week. ...
24/04/2026

Thank You Team Surgicorps International
Goodbyes are never easy, especially after such a meaningful and impactful week. As we bid farewell to our incredible Surgicorps International team, our hearts are filled with gratitude for the lives touched, the hope restored, and the healing made possible during their time with us.

Throughout the week, a total of 74 surgical procedures were successfully carried out, each one representing a child given a renewed chance at a healthier, brighter future. We are deeply thankful for the dedication, compassion, and excellence the team brought to every moment.

It is always a joy to have them with us, and while we say goodbye for now, we look forward to welcoming them back again in September. We commit their journey into God’s hands, praying for safe travels and continued strength as they return home.

Thank you for being a part of something truly life-changing

It's that time of the week again, when we share with you some of our favourite moments from the week. Here are our week ...
24/04/2026

It's that time of the week again, when we share with you some of our favourite moments from the week. Here are our week in photos.
1- Nurse Constancia checks Jeff’s vitals as they chat about their favourite team, Chelsea FC, a beautiful moment of care and connection.
2-All smiles! Angela is excited to head home and continue healing surrounded by family and friends. Please keep her in your prayers.
3- Winfridah quietly colours as she waits for her turn for surgery, one step closer to improved mobility in her hand.
Have a great weekend.

It’s been an incredible 5 days hosting the Surgicorps International team at Beit CURE Children’s Hospital.From life-ch...
23/04/2026

It’s been an incredible 5 days hosting the Surgicorps International team at Beit CURE Children’s Hospital.

From life-changing surgeries to meaningful moments of learning and care, this week has been nothing short of impactful. We’re especially grateful to Dr. Argenta for taking time to equip caregivers with vital knowledge on burn care empowering families with practical steps that can make all the difference.

Our hearts are full. As we head into the final stretch, we remain committed to finishing strong and bringing hope, healing, and brighter futures to even more children.

When we think of surgery, we often focus on the surgeon’s hands, but there’s a quiet, life-saving presence in the operat...
23/04/2026

When we think of surgery, we often focus on the surgeon’s hands, but there’s a quiet, life-saving presence in the operating room that makes the process smooth and seamless: anaesthesia.
For children undergoing surgery, anaesthesia plays a crucial role in ensuring they don’t feel pain, anxiety, or discomfort during procedures. It allows surgeons to perform delicate, life-changing operations while the child is safely and comfortably asleep.
But pediatric anaesthesia is not just about putting a child to sleep. It is a specialised field that takes years of study, experience, and careful monitoring. Our skilled anaesthetists work closely with surgeons and nurses to keep each child safe, stable, and pain-free before, during, and after surgery.
At CURE Zambia, we’re grateful to God for our incredible anaesthesia team, because behind every successful surgery is a child who didn’t have to feel a thing.

“My legs hurt a lot,” said little Gertrude, a bubbly two-and-a-half-year-old who loves to play and explore. But around h...
21/04/2026

“My legs hurt a lot,” said little Gertrude, a bubbly two-and-a-half-year-old who loves to play and explore. But around her first birthday, her legs began to bend outward, making it painful to run, jump, and play like other children.

Her mother, Ruth, shared, “It breaks my heart to see her struggle… I can see the pain in her face when she grabs onto things for balance.” Raising six children alone, Ruth was determined to find help for Gertrude before she started school.

Ruth discovered CURE Children’s Hospital on Facebook and knew it could be a turning point for her daughter. With hope in her heart, she brought Gertrude for surgery, inspired by stories of children finding healing and joy.

Thanks to the support of kind-hearted donors, Gertrude received the life-changing surgery she needed. Today, her legs are straight, and she no longer feels pain.

Gertrude can now run, jump, and play with her peers freely, enjoying childhood to the fullest as she has now started going to school.
Would you join us in helping make transformations like this possible for other kids who need surgical intervention, just as Gertrude did? Click the link below-
https://zambia.cure.org/donate/

Today has been nothing short of beautiful at Beit CURE Children’s Hospital of Zambia We were delighted to welcome our in...
19/04/2026

Today has been nothing short of beautiful at Beit CURE Children’s Hospital of Zambia

We were delighted to welcome our incredible Surgicorps International team as we kicked off the first day of SURGICORPS Week. The day began with patient screenings, and our hearts are already full seeing so many children and families take this important step towteam as we kicked off the first day of SURGICORPS Week. The day began with patient screenings, and our hearts are already full seeing so many children and families take this important step toward healing.

Tomorrow, we officially begin surgeries for our April 2026 SURGICORPS visit a moment we’ve been eagerly waiting for. We are deeply grateful to God for the safe arrival of this amazing team and for the opportunity to serve.

Please keep us in your prayers as we continue this journey of healing, hope, and transformation. 🙏

PUBLIC NOTICE Beit CURE Children’s Hospital has been made aware of a message circulating on WhatsApp claiming that the h...
17/04/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE
Beit CURE Children’s Hospital has been made aware of a message circulating on WhatsApp claiming that the hospital is currently distributing free wheelchairs to all children.
Please note that this information is false and misleading.
Beit CURE Children’s Hospital remains committed to providing specialised care for children living with disabilities. However, assistive devices including wheelchairs are provided based on a thorough clinical assessment and the specific needs of each child.
Caregivers and guardians are therefore encouraged to schedule an appointment so that their child can be properly evaluated by our medical team.
We urge members of the public to rely only on official communication channels for accurate and verified information.
For inquiries or to book an appointment, please contact the hospital directly.
Thank you for your understanding and continued trust.
Management
Beit CURE Children’s Hospital

Here are some highlights from our week in photos. 1- When we went to say good morning to CUREkid Gift a day after his su...
17/04/2026

Here are some highlights from our week in photos.
1- When we went to say good morning to CUREkid Gift a day after his surgery, he greeted us with a bright smile. Seeing him doing so well filled our hearts with joy and gratitude.
2- Gertrude has had her K-wires removed from her legs and is excited to go home and continue her healing with her family!

3-Certified Nursing Assistant King carefully guides caregivers and mothers in putting on shoe covers before they enter the theatre to wait with their children ahead of surgery.
4- Beginning from the left is Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Shawa and Lucas, theatre nurse, during a surgery to correct CUREkid Chawila's bowed legs.
Have a blessed weekend.

At CURE, care begins long before surgery.From the moment our patients walk through our gates, we are intentional about b...
16/04/2026

At CURE, care begins long before surgery.

From the moment our patients walk through our gates, we are intentional about building relationships that bring comfort and trust. We know surgery can feel overwhelming, so we take time to connect, to listen, and to gently reassure each patient and their family every step of the way.

These intentional relationships are not just part of what we do; they are at the heart of who we are. By the time our patients enter the theatre, fear has been replaced with calm, and uncertainty with trust. They are no longer alone; they are supported and surrounded by people who truly care.

Because healing doesn’t start in the operating room, it starts with compassion.

Meet 5-year-old Trisha, born without a foot on her right leg. Trisha faced growing pain that slowly took away her abilit...
14/04/2026

Meet 5-year-old Trisha, born without a foot on her right leg. Trisha faced growing pain that slowly took away her ability to run and play, something she loved so much. Despite the challenges, she remained a brave and joyful little girl.

With her mother’s love and support, Trisha finally found help and hope at CURE, where she received the care she needed and began a new journey toward healing.

Today, Trisha is doing well and learning to walk with her new prosthetic leg! She’s gaining confidence every day, and soon she’ll be back to running, playing, and enjoying life just like any other child.

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Plot 34872A Great North
Lusaka

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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In 2004, CURE signed an agreement with the Zambian Ministry of Health to operate a pediatric teaching hospital specializing in the treatment and care of children living with physical disabilities. The Beit Trust, a UK-based charity, provided $1.5 million to support construction of the hospital as a centennial gift to the people of Zambia. The Zambian government donated a 60-acre plot of land for the hospital site. CURE Zambia opened in 2006.

CURE Zambia is one of the few hospitals in Zambia able to adequately address the surgical needs of children with disabilities in the country. The hospital campus is comprised of six buildings, housing 45 patient beds in the children’s ward and 16 beds in the private patients ward. The hospital also houses a chapel and spiritual center, three operating theaters, an outpatient clinic, an administrative building and a general services building. Services at the hospital are focused on pediatric orthopedics and reconstructive plastic surgery.

Through the work done at our hospital and at various mobile clinics, CURE Zambia is addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those who need help most.