Mary Begg Health Services

06/02/2026

Hooray! What a way to end a week with a Mid-week win. Allowing hMary Begg to shine bright!

Mary Begg warriors fc 2 : 0 Fisenge Tigers.

05/02/2026

CPR, First Aid, and Occupational Health are not just workplace requirements. They are life-saving investments.

Behind every employee is a family that depends on them. When employers prioritise wellness, they don’t just protect a workforce — they protect homes, incomes, and the next generation.

Through the MBHS CPD Training Centre, organisations can access certified training in:

• CPR – Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
• First Aid & AED – Automated External Defibrillator
• BLS – Basic Life Support
• ITLS – International Trauma Life Support
• ACLS – Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
• PALS – Pediatric Advanced Life Support

These programmes equip teams with the skills and confidence to respond when every second counts — at work, at home, and in the community.

Healthy employees. Strong organisations. Lasting impact.

04/02/2026

This is the time to focus on heart disease prevention, healthy lifestyles and the importance of early screening.

YES THAT'S RIGHT!

04/02/2026

Today MBHS joins the world in raising awareness about All Cancers - let's keep the conversation going, support those affected, and encourage regular screening and prevention.

Be a brother and a sister's keeper!
Take the test at MBHS.
Your health is our priority!

03/02/2026

A mother’s journey doesn’t happen in one moment — it happens step by step.

Our Mother & Child Clinic is now open to the public, offering care that walks with you from start to finish.

From pregnancy to birth,
from newborn care to follow-ups,
we are here — every step, every heartbeat, tiny fingers, vaccinations and all !

30/01/2026

HERO'S COME IN DIFFERENT PACKAGES - MEET MIZINGA OUR MBHS DRIVER/DONOR

Yesterday’s blood drive went very well. We want to thank our hosts at Kansenshi.

We had a lot of donors for the three(3) days fulfilling our vision to give back to the community.

But one person deserves a special spotlight.

Today, we celebrate Mizinga, our MBHS Driver and one of our most consistent blood donors. He never misses his quarterly appointment. Not once. Year after year, he shows up — quietly, faithfully, without applause.

Seventeen (17) years with MBHS — since 2009 — speaks volumes about loyalty, commitment, and heart. Behind the wheel, he keeps our teams moving safely. At the blood bank, he saves lives.

Mizinga is a widower who lost his wife many years ago, leaving small children, yet he stood strong and raised his children with courage and resilience. Life tested him — and he responded with strength.

When he’s off duty on weekends? He puts on another badge of service — a football referee previously under FIFA, now under Super League, serving the football games with fairness and discipline. Supporting players transitioning into the National Team

A hero on the road.
A hero in the National football field.
A hero as a blood donor.
A hero to his children, family and community.

This is what service looks like.
This is what commitment looks like.
This is one of our MBHS Heroes.

Please give Mizinga a big thumbs up to show your support and appreciation.

And if his story inspires you — consider becoming a blood donor too. One act can save many lives.

27/01/2026

Blood donation is not just an act — it’s a quiet story. Its an act of love. Love for humanity.

A Selfless act from a stranger to a stranger. You will never know his or her name. But they will live because you chose to care.

A mother whose life hangs in the balance after childbirth. A child in need of urgent surgery. An accident victim rushed in with minutes to spare.

In those moments, nothing else matters — not status, not background, not difference. Only blood. Only the hand that donated blood.

Blood donors are people that believe that saving a life doesn’t require fame — just compassion.

By donating blood, you become part of a chain of hope

- We are at Kansenshi Mall on Kwacha Road

If you believe life is worth protecting —
Please come through or tag a friend.

As MBHS we support the Blood Bank. This is another of our different ways that we give back to the community — choose to care.

26/01/2026

Staff at Kalumbila FAS — Nurses, Clinical Officers, and ECOs — were trained in the rapid assessment, stabilization, and management of critical musculoskeletal and traumatic injuries commonly encountered in the mining environment.

The Site Trauma Skills Training strengthens frontline capacity in high-risk settings, enhancing fast, decisive trauma response where every second matters.

Designed for real mine-site conditions, the training equips teams to respond confidently from first contact through stabilization, focusing on practical management of injuries seen in active mining operations.

Strong emergency readiness saves lives — because in mine-site trauma care, seconds truly matter.

Can we train your team? Absolutely. Yes.

24/01/2026

Very unfortunate. Be cautious

20/01/2026

Children’s rights begin with access to quality healthcare — long before a child can speak for themselves.

They begin in the womb, through the care a mother receives, the safety of childbirth, and the support that surrounds a family from the very start.

This is not simply about opening a facility.
It is about lasting impact.

For mothers, it means dignity, reassurance, and skilled care throughout pregnancy and delivery.

For children, it means safer beginnings, timely immunisation, and early interventions that protect their future.

For families, it means peace of mind — quality care closer to home.

For communities, it means stronger, healthier households.

And for government and public–private partnerships, it represents collaboration that strengthens primary healthcare, reduces preventable risks, and expands access through shared responsibility.

The Mary Begg Health Services Mother & Child Health Clinic was officially opened on 15 January by His Worship the Mayor of Ndola, Mr Jones Kalyati, in the presence of the Dr. Charles Mwinuna- Provincial Health Director MOH, Reverend Joe Simfukwe - Board Chairman MBHS, Mr Peter Kanaganayagam- General Manager MBHS, Dr Julius Vernon - Medical Director MBHS and other invited guests.

This clinic represents a long-term commitment to mothers, children, and the future of our communities.

“The health of a nation is shaped by the care we give mothers and the start we give children.”

Enjoy a picture gallery of the launch!

19/01/2026

As we go into the week.....

Please SAVE THE DATE !

On Thursday, 22nd January, Kansanshi Mine Hospital (Mary Begg) invites you to be part of something bigger than yourself — They will be having a blood donation drive. Saving lives, strengthening families, and giving much needed hope.

You may never meet the person whose life you change - but your kindness will never be forgotten

🩸 Give blood. Save lives.
📍 Kansanshi Mine Hospital
Thursday, 22nd January

Together, we can turn compassion into action. ❤️

13/01/2026

Thank You for Showing Up
To everyone who took part. Every unit donated is a life touched, a family supported, and hope extended where it was needed most.

Thank you for giving selflessly and standing with us to save lives.

🩸 Blood donation saves lives, and it starts with people who choose to give. This video highlights our most recent blood drive at Kansanshi Mine Hospital, sharing the personal motivations of donors who stepped forward to support our community. We are pleased to confirm the 2026 Blood Donation Driv...