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.

Prosthetics and orthotics care play a vital role in restoring mobility and independence for children who have undergone ...
03/12/2025

Prosthetics and orthotics care play a vital role in restoring mobility and independence for children who have undergone amputations. At CURE, we ensure that every child receives a customised device designed to meet their individual needs, enabling them to walk, play, and live whole lives again. Through expert care and follow-up support, we help children regain confidence and reach their full potential.
If you know a child who needs specialised care, you. can call us on +260 774601682 or +260 977740166 or email us at info@curezambia.org.

Meet Washington, a young man whose journey has been marked by courage and hope. Born with an underdeveloped leg, he reli...
02/12/2025

Meet Washington, a young man whose journey has been marked by courage and hope. Born with an underdeveloped leg, he relied on crutches for years, unable to walk or help around the house. After a long search for help and waiting through countless appointments, Washington finally found new hope through the Prosthetic & Orthotic Workshop at CURE Zambia.
Thanks to the incredible support from our friend partners and sponsors, Washington received a custom-made prosthetic leg, and today, he's walking independently and pursuing his first year of college education!
Would you join in helping make transformations like this possible for other kids who need surgical intervention just like Washington? Click the link below https://zambia.cure.org/donate/

We've had a blessed week at the hospital.Here are some beautiful pictures from our week to brighten up your day. 1- Baby...
28/11/2025

We've had a blessed week at the hospital.
Here are some beautiful pictures from our week to brighten up your day.
1- Baby Limpo just had cleft lip surgery, and his mother could not hold back her excitement as she saw him.

2- At CURE, healing brings children together. From left to right, Frank and Newton became best friends while recovering from arm surgery, a friendship born right in the heart of their healing journey.

3- Dora came in for her follow-up visit and is so excited about the progress she has made in her healing journey. We are happy she feels great.
Have a restful weekend.

25/11/2025

Child Health Week is here. Let’s keep our kids healthy! Come through to Beit CURE Children’s Hospital. This year's Child Health Week theme is: "Building Resilient Systems for Universal Health Coverage, Leaving No Child Behind," from November 24th to 29th, 2025.

“I don’t think anyone outside my home will love me because of my appearance,” 14 year old Wankunda once said softly. Bor...
25/11/2025

“I don’t think anyone outside my home will love me because of my appearance,” 14 year old Wankunda once said softly. Born with a cleft lip, he’s faced more challenges than most his age, from struggling to eat as a baby to being teased at school. After losing both parents at just 10 years old, life became even harder. But thank God he was cared for by his loving uncle and cousin Susan, who never gave up on him.

But hope found him through a caring teacher who connected his family to a CURE Zambia mobile clinic. Thanks to Smile Train and the kindness of donors, Wankunda received funded cleft surgery that changed everything.
Today, his smile shines brighter than ever, he’s confident, healthy, and full of hope for the future.

Here are some moments from our week. 1- CURE staff and the amazing women of the Lusaka Gardens Club pose for a photo aft...
21/11/2025

Here are some moments from our week.
1- CURE staff and the amazing women of the Lusaka Gardens Club pose for a photo after generously donating 100 blankets to Beit CURE Children’s Hospital. We are truly grateful for their kindness and support.

2- George is ready to have his Tonsils removed as Dr Tshoma accompanied him into the operating room.
3- Promise is ready to head into the operating room, wearing a big, brave smile. His mother gently sees him off, offering one more reassuring hug before his procedure begins.
Enjoy your weekend.

Going to the theatre for surgery can be scary for a child, with unfamiliar faces, big machines, and a world of uncertain...
19/11/2025

Going to the theatre for surgery can be scary for a child, with unfamiliar faces, big machines, and a world of uncertainty. That’s why at Beit CURE Children's Hospital, we are intentional about taking extra time to create a calm, caring, and child-friendly environment before every surgical procedure.
From explaining things in a way they understand, to offering hugs, smiles, prayers, and even their favourite toys, every small step helps them feel braver.
When a child feels safe, supported, and loved… healing starts even before the surgery begins.
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/

Meet Loveness , a true fighter with a beautiful smile and an even bigger heart!When Loveness was born, the medical team ...
18/11/2025

Meet Loveness , a true fighter with a beautiful smile and an even bigger heart!
When Loveness was born, the medical team hid her from her mother, Gloria.
“It was the first time a child was born like this in our community,” Gloria recalls. Loveness was born with clubfoot and missing part of her right leg, conditions that brought fear, stigma, and heartbreak.
But love and faith carried Gloria and her daughter through. After years of struggle, CURE Zambia, with support from generous donors, provided Loveness with life-changing surgery and later a custom prosthetic leg.
Today, 11-year-old Loveness walks proudly, goes to school without crutches, helps her mom at home, and dreams of becoming a pastor. “God is powerful, don’t be afraid. He sees your pain.” Loveness said with a smile.
Thank you to everyone who makes stories like Loveness’s possible through your prayers and support.

It's been a fantastic week of helping kids heal. Here are some highlights. 1- Blessing, a nine-year-old girl born withou...
14/11/2025

It's been a fantastic week of helping kids heal. Here are some highlights.
1- Blessing, a nine-year-old girl born without any limbs, has been admitted to CURE Zambia to receive her prosthetic legs! During playtime, she enjoyed a fun moment posing with her child mentor, Lillian.
2- Nice and speech therapist Dyness share a happy moment as she makes great progress with her speech therapy months after her cleft Palate surgery.

3- Beston was born with a clubfoot on his left leg, and now he’s on the road to healing! After having his cast removed, he stands proudly with his mother to pose for a photo.
Enjoy the weekend.

Precision is paramount in plastic reconstructive surgery and performing skin graft surgery on a patient with a burn cont...
12/11/2025

Precision is paramount in plastic reconstructive surgery and performing skin graft surgery on a patient with a burn contracture is no exception. Plastic surgeons undergo extensive training and develop exceptional hand-eye coordination to achieve the necessary level of precision.
A skin graft procedure involves transferring healthy skin from one area of the body to replace damaged or scarred skin.
This precision not only enhances the functionality and aesthetic results but also reduces the risk of complications. It's a testament to the skill and expertise of plastic surgeons in restoring the lives and confidence of patients with burn contractures.

When little Lushomo was born with a cleft lip, his parents, Memory and Aphet, were heartbroken and confused. “We thought...
11/11/2025

When little Lushomo was born with a cleft lip, his parents, Memory and Aphet, were heartbroken and confused. “We thought our child was cursed,” Memory said. In their village, no one had ever seen a condition like his, only fear and stigma surrounded it.
But hope came when Memory learned about CURE Children’s Hospital of Zambia, in partnership with Smile Train. After months of uncertainty, Lushomo finally received life-changing cleft surgery and today, he has a beautiful, bright new smile!
His parents are overjoyed and grateful for the care, compassion, and love they found at CURE Zambia.
We are grateful to God for being apart of his transformation.

"So do not fear, for I am with you;Do not be dismayed, for I am your God.I will strengthen you and help you.I will uphol...
10/11/2025

"So do not fear, for I am with you;
Do not be dismayed, for I am your God.
I will strengthen you and help you.
I will uphold you with my righteous right hand."
Isaiah 41:10 (NIV)

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Lusaka

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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.