This is another step ahead in upgrading our hospital.

Patients are being registered in the outpatient department. At present, patients' data are entered electronically.

Patients, especially the younger ones, need words of comfort, understanding and empathy from us. We are there for them when they need our attention!

Sister Edyta during a conversation with a patient with a congenital heart defect and her mother. The girl is currently on supportive medications and under doctors' supervision. We hope, that surgery will be not necessary.

Each week we conduct a healthcare training session to promote and increase health awareness.

During those meetings, we discuss various topics related to health education which are also important for our patients.

The meetings are held in the outpatient department.

Helping is good.
Helping is important.
Anyone and anywhere can help.
Any form of help is valuable.
It is worth helping not only for others, but also for yourself.
The helping changes the world for the better.
Every gesture, even the smallest one…. changes the world, someone else's world.
So many things can be written about helping, but also just look at this happy dad who helped us with cutting the grass and received clothes for his child from us. Helping each other is invaluable!

Musically talented students who were doing their nursing internship at Katondwe Mission Hospital. In addition to their daily challenges, they were eager to perform their vocal skills.

The beautiful and joyful singing of these young people resounded throughout the hospital grounds!

Our hospital, like all other hospitals in the world, demands maintenance work on an ongoing basis. Let us introduce you to Eliot, our long-time employee - our "handyman" 😊 in one of the technical rooms, where we keep the necessary tools. Over there, our great Eliot with the rest of the technical team make most of the repairs.

1.5% of your tax will help us build a diagnostic imaging lab. We want to prepare it in accordance with the requirements of health care facilities, so as to maintain the safety of our patients.

Without an X-ray lab, we cannot perform many procedures.... Help us change this and you will contribute to saving the health and lives of many people, the rest will be taken care of by US. And we will keep you informed on an ongoing basis.

We are very grateful for the opportunity to cooperate with the Pro Spe Foundation.

We would like to thank You for supporting us in raising money for the building of an X-ray block and the purchase of a new X-ray.

Your initiative will certainly bring a lot of good and will bring us closer to our goal.

We are truly grateful to you!

Today, eighteen-year-old Joan was admitted to Katondwe Mission Hospital.

Joan is another person injured as a result of attack by the wild animals. In this case, a crocodile attacked this young woman while she was taking water from the Luangwa river.

We are preparing our own food stocks as well!

The purchase of a proper amount of corn, an essential food ingredient in Zambia, is a matter of great importance in our schedule and one provided for in the budget.

Currently, the corn is being poured to tighter bags and properly secured against insects. It is supposed to get us through the entire year!