Helping Hand Home Care Service

11/02/2026

16/08/2025

Helping Hand Home Based care is a compassionate home-based care service dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals who require medical, emotional, and daily living support from the comfort of their homes. Our team of skilled caregivers and healthcare professionals provide personalized care plans tailored to each client’s needs, ensuring dignity, safety, and comfort.

We specialize in elderly care, support for chronically ill patients, post-surgery recovery, disability assistance, and palliative care. With a holistic approach, we not only focus on physical health but also promote emotional well-being and family involvement in care.

At Helping Hand Home Based Care, we believe that everyone deserves to age gracefully, recover peacefully, and live with dignity at home.

For booking: call/WhatsApp: 0963889500

08/05/2025

Nursing is a calling, we leave our sick home to take care of others - ZUNMO

AS the world observes the International Nurses Week, the Zambia Union of Nurses and Midwives Organisation (ZUNMO) has reminded the public that nursing is not just a job, but a noble calling rooted in sacrifice, compassion and selflessness.

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Lusaka Province ZUNMO chairperson Racheal Chanda said nurses often leave their own sick family members at home just to care for other people’s loved ones in health facilities.

“We leave our sick ones at home and rush to the hospital to nurse others. That is what it means to be a nurse, to serve, to give and to heal,” said Chanda.

She explained that nurses have the heart to care for the vulnerable, from newborns clinging to life to elderly patients in critical condition and often work long hours just to ensure that their patients are well.

Chanda further urged the public to look at nurses with empathy and respect, noting that behind every uniform is a human being who had made a vow to save lives no matter the personal cost.

She said ZUNMO continues to sensitise its nurses on the importance of upholding the values and vows they took upon joining the profession and called on regulatory bodies like the General Nursing Council to ensure nurses maintain ethical standards.

“Let’s not forget that nursing is a calling. It’s not just about medicine, it’s about humanity,” she added.

“Being a nurse is a calling. People should look at nurses in a positive way.”

And the world celebrates International Nurses Day on Monday next week and celebrations will be decentralised, with different provinces hosting events in various districts.

Western Province will commemorate in Lukulu, Central Province in Mumbwa, North-Western in Manyinga, Copperbelt in Kitwe, Luapula in Kawambwa, Northern in Luwingu, Muchinga in Isoka, Lusaka in Kafue, Southern in Chirundu, and Eastern Province in Chipata.

The day, observed every May 12, celebrates the contribution of nurses globally and marks the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.

By Catherine P**e

Kalemba, May 8, 2025

08/05/2025

CELEBRATING NURSES WEEK WITH FREE HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE COMMUNITY

As part of the Nurses Week celebrations taking place from 6th to 12th May, nurses are offering free health services to the public in a show of commitment to community well-being.

This initiative is being implemented through the collaboration of the Zambia Union of Nurses and Midwives Organization

Members of the public are encouraged to visit and access a range of free health services including:
• Cervical cancer screening
• Family planning services
• TB screening
• HIV testing
• Blood pressure monitoring
• Weight checks

The Ministry of Health commends all nurses for their dedication and invites everyone to take advantage of these services as we celebrate and honour the invaluable contributions of our nurses.

Ministry of Health Zambia

08/05/2025

In as much as nursing is a professional, it is all a calling

22/03/2025

Peptic ulcers
Peptic ulcers are open sores on the inner lining of the stomach and the upper part of the small intestine.
Causes
The most common causes of peptic ulcers are infection with the germ Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) and long-term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). These include ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) and naproxen sodium (Aleve).

Stress and spicy foods do not cause peptic ulcers. But they can make symptoms worse.

23/01/2025

*Malaria cases drop*

Zambia recorded a 17 percent reduction in malaria cases in 2024 compared to the previous year.

The country reported eight point five million malaria cases in 2024, down from ten point two million cases in 2023.

2025 Goal: Sleep 🛌 under an insecticide treated Net every night, all year round to protect your family from malaria 🦟





Report: Rosemary Kamanga
Photo: Sepo Mutale Masheke

18/01/2025

PROSTATE PROBLEMS #
An estimated 70% of middle aged men suffer from prostate problems. As men reach the middle age(35 years and above)the prostate gland frequently enlarges squeezing the bladder and obstructing urine flow
COMMON SIGNS & SYMPTOMS of BPH include:
👉Frequent or urgent need to urinate.
👍blood in the urine or semen,
👍frequent urination especially at night,
👍stiffness or back pain or frequent pain,
👉Difficulty starting urination.
👍difficult having er****on,
👍weak flow of urine,
👉Weak urine stream or a stream that stops and starts.
👉Dribbling at the end of urination.
👉Inability to completely empty the bladder.

18/01/2025

09/01/2025

06/01/2025

Be a Cholera Champion! Keep shops, trading places, buses and bus stations clean. Don’t dispose of waste from moving vehicles.

27/12/2024

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