Beit CURE International Hospital, Malawi

03/03/2026

Robin’s knees began to tilt inward at the age of three. By the time his mother brought him to Beit CURE International Hospital, Malawi, his knees were nearly touching, a condition known as knock knees.

Despite being an energetic child who is always in high spirits, Robin was unable to fully participate in typical childhood activities such as playing football or running freely with other preschoolers. He also faced teasing from children in his neighborhood.

We are happy to share that following a successful surgery in 2024, Robin’s legs are now straight, as shown in the photo.

If your child is under 18, or you know someone in this age group with a similar condition, please share this message and call us on 0883 186 162 / 0883 186 147 to book an appointment.

02/03/2026

We are Hiring: Front Office Officer

CURE Malawi is looking for a Front Office Officer to serve as a key link between the hospital, patients, and families. The Front Office Officer manages inquiries, registers patients, receives feedback, and addresses concerns or complaints in coordination with hospital staff, acting as a mediator to uphold patients’ rights.

Requirements:

✔ Degree in Business Administration, PR, or related field
✔ Minimum 5 years’ experience (hospital setting desirable)

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Apply now: https://cure.applytojob.com/apply/bXna0LCfB1

27/02/2026

On February 20, 2025, our team met with the Ntcheu District Health Management Team (DHMT) to raise awareness about the cleft lip and cleft palate surgical care we have been providing for children at CURE Malawi since March 2024, in partnership with Smile Train.

During the meeting, the team briefed the DHMT on the management of children with cleft conditions and explained the referral process to CURE Malawi to ensure timely access to care.

26/02/2026

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Tamanda Hiwa, who joins CURE Malawi as our first-ever Clinical Services Manager.

Dr. Hiwa is a paediatric and child health specialist with 13 years of clinical experience, including four years as a general paediatrician. She brings valuable leadership and management experience and joins us from the Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation-Malawi Clinical Centre of Excellence.

Passionate about child health advocacy, mental health, and health systems strengthening, Dr. Hiwa is committed to advancing high-quality care for children and adolescents with disabilities in Malawi. She looks forward to strengthening clinical excellence and continuous quality improvement across our services.

Welcome to the team, Dr. Hiwa!

25/02/2026

📢 Outpatient Clinic Schedule – CURE Malawi

We are a paediatric hospital providing orthopaedic and plastic surgery care for children aged 0–18 years.

Our outpatient department clinic runs on the following days:

🦴 Monday: Orthopaedic (bones, joints & limbs deformities) Clinic & Plastic (Burn contractures, Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate) Clinic
🦴 Tuesday: Orthopaedic Clinic
🦶 Thursday: Orthopaedic (Clubfoot) Clinic

⏰ Time: 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM
🚫 Please note: There is no clinic on public holidays.

✅ All our services are offered at no cost.

📞 Strictly book an appointment during working hours before visiting via call or WhatsApp:
0883 186 147 / 0883 186 162

📍 We are located in Blantyre, along Chipatala Avenue.

We look forward to serving you and your child.

21/02/2026

Still in the Night to Shine mode 🌟.

The little champs really had great fun...anaipasa moto 🔥.

20/02/2026

A 2022 nationwide survey found that approximately 576,000 children in Malawi are living with musculoskeletal conditions. Of these, an estimated 20,000 children need corrective surgery to prevent permanent, lifelong disability.

Yet access to this life-changing care remains limited.

Read how CURE Malawi is working to expand access to corrective surgery for children with treatable disabilities across Malawi:
👉 https://tinyurl.com/58au68p9

19/02/2026

For parents of babies born with a cleft lip or cleft palate, feeding is often a daily challenge because the opening in the lip (cleft lip) or the roof of the mouth (cleft palate) makes it difficult for babies to suck and swallow properly, affecting feeding and healthy weight gain. As a result, many children arrive at our hospital weak and undernourished, making surgery too risky until they gain enough strength.

That’s why nutritional support is a cornerstone of our care. Through specialised feeding support, we equip families with the skills and guidance they need to help their children grow stronger.

In this photo, CURE Malawi's Nutrition Nurse Grace Maliko gently feeds baby Eunice, who was born with a cleft palate. Thanks to the nutrition program, Eunice is now gaining strength and making steady progress towards her surgery.

Learn more about our cleft services, offered in partnership with Smile Train:
👉 https://tinyurl.com/yje46sdn

17/02/2026

The 2026 Night to Shine for children with disabilities was truly unforgettable as our kings and queens celebrated in style. From glamorous makeup and red-carpet entrances to the crowning and joyful dancing, they showed up ready to shine. Here are some pictorial highlights from the special night of 13 February.

14/02/2026

We appreciate partners like World Vision Malawi who are working with us to remove transportation barriers to care, so more children like Malita can access the life-changing treatment they need.

14/02/2026