CURE Children’s Hospital of Zimbabwe

CURE Children’s Hospital of Zimbabwe CURE Zimbabwe offers Orthopaedic and Plastic reconstructive treatment for children aged 0-18yrs with treatable disabilities.

Windswept deformity is a condition in which one leg develops a bowed knee, while the other develops knock-knee, meaning ...
08/05/2026

Windswept deformity is a condition in which one leg develops a bowed knee, while the other develops knock-knee, meaning one knee tilts inward while the other bends outward. This “windswept” appearance occurs when the growth plate near one knee slows down or stops producing new bone, while the other knee continues to grow normally.
There are several possible causes of windswept deformity, but the most common is rickets, a condition where bones fail to form properly due to a deficiency of calcium, vitamin D, or phosphate.

At CURE Zimbabwe, this condition can be treated free of charge for children and their caregivers. If you know a child who could benefit from treatment, please get in touch with us. To schedule an appointment, send the child’s details via SMS or WhatsApp to +263 772 696 481, or call us on +263 867 719 2320.

CURE Children’s Hospital will be conducting mobile clinic outreach services in Mat South from the 13th to the 14th of M...
04/05/2026

CURE Children’s Hospital will be conducting mobile clinic outreach services in Mat South from the 13th to the 14th of May 2026 and again from the 1st to the 4th of June 2026.

To learn more about this initiative, you can read the related coverage published by The Herald, which provides additional details on mobile clinic programmes and their impact:

https://www.heraldonline.co.zw/bridging-the-gap-taking-healing-to-mat-souths-doorstep/?fbclid=IwdGRzaARhXv5jbGNrBGFe5GV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHic5HjgcTXql0EBiLQwzmZhqCyVVnDbCxZQBvNA9oTC6Xtw_iONJGOJ1YVV9_aem_mObH-ZdDEYaNrO7HffgayQ&sfnsn=wa

Today, we celebrate every worker at CURE and every worker throughout the country. At CURE Children’s Hospital of Zimbab...
01/05/2026

Today, we celebrate every worker at CURE and every worker throughout the country.

At CURE Children’s Hospital of Zimbabwe, every role matters. Whether you are a doctor, nurse, support staff, pastor, counsellor, chef, housekeeper, administrator, or part of any other team, you help bring hope to the children and families we serve. Your dedication, kindness, and daily service truly make a difference.

On this Workers’ Day, we honour you and everyone whose work brings comfort, dignity, and healing to others.

Thank you for all that you do. Happy Workers’ Day!

Here are some highlights from the week: 1. Child mentor Nomazwe spends time with children in the playroom, helping them ...
01/05/2026

Here are some highlights from the week:

1. Child mentor Nomazwe spends time with children in the playroom, helping them learn and grow. For kids who are in the hospital for a long time, this is a chance to catch up on schoolwork and keep learning.

2. Malvin smiles for a photo in the ward. Even after several weeks of recovery, he has kept his cheerful spirit and bright smile.

3. Dennis walks in the ward as he practices with his new prosthesis. He has regained his mobility and feels more confident, thanks to the support and friendships he has found with other children.

4. Patience, a Dispensary Assistant at CURE Children's Hospital of Zimbabwe, prepares medication, which is an important part of each child’s recovery. Thanks to generous sponsors, all prescribed medicines are provided at no cost to children and their families.

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Joseph’s journey began with uncertainty, as his bowed legs worsened over time, leaving him in pain and unable to play th...
30/04/2026

Joseph’s journey began with uncertainty, as his bowed legs worsened over time, leaving him in pain and unable to play the football he loved. Just when hope seemed lost, his father learned about CURE Children’s Hospital of Zimbabwe, where generous donors made his life-changing surgery possible. After a successful operation and a spiritually uplifting recovery, Joseph not only regained his strength but also discovered a deeper faith and renewed confidence. Follow the link to learn more about Joseph’s story:
https://zimbabwe.cure.org/?p=1742

Grethel was relieved when she found a hospital that could help her daughter Yaniza, especially after a difficult period ...
30/04/2026

Grethel was relieved when she found a hospital that could help her daughter Yaniza, especially after a difficult period for their family. Following the loss of her youngest child, getting medical care for Yaniza had been a challenge. Yaniza’s bow-leg condition worsened over time, limiting her ability to walk and play with other children, and often leaving her feeling left out. The family’s hopes were renewed when CURE Children’s Hospital of Zimbabwe accepted Yaniza for treatment. Thanks to the surgery she received there, Yaniza can now walk further and participate more fully in daily life.

CURE Zimbabwe treats Clubfoot at no cost to the parents or the kids. All the surgeries are fully sponsored. If you know ...
29/04/2026

CURE Zimbabwe treats Clubfoot at no cost to the parents or the kids. All the surgeries are fully sponsored. If you know any children who will benefit from this treatment, please get in touch. To schedule an appointment, please send the child’s information via SMS or WhatsApp: +263 772 696 481, or call us at +263 867 719 2320

Here are some highlights from this week: 1. CURE’s Executive Director, Jonathan Simpson, talks with Life Outreach Intern...
24/04/2026

Here are some highlights from this week:

1. CURE’s Executive Director, Jonathan Simpson, talks with Life Outreach International (LOI) representative John Yeatts during a hospital tour. LOI is partnering with CURE Zimbabwe to help the hospital reach more children in need, ensuring nothing stands in the way of life-changing surgeries and the hope they bring.

2. Guests at our ZITF stand pause for a portrait after an engaging session about CURE and the services we provide. Visit us at Hall 2A, Stand #15 and discover how lives are transformed through surgery and the gospel.

3. After a mostly cloudy morning, a burst of sunshine brought the playground to life as the children rushed out to play. In a short time, the kids know each other by name, sound, and movement, creating camaraderie and bonds that may even last beyond their stay.

4. Makanaka beams with joy as she continues her recovery in the hospital ward. After weeks of healing, forming friendships, and hearing the Gospel, she is preparing to return home, ready to share the love of Christ and her story.

We’re excited to be back for the third time at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF)! 🙌📍 Visit us in Hall 2A, Sta...
22/04/2026

We’re excited to be back for the third time at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF)! 🙌

📍 Visit us in Hall 2A, Stand #15

It’s been a fantastic opportunity to connect with visitors, partners, and supporters from across the region. Through these moments, we’re sharing the impact of our work and raising awareness so more children can access the life-changing care they deserve.

Come on in to learn more about what God is doing and be part of the experience of lives being transformed through surgery and the Gospel. Ask a few great questions, and you might just walk away with some exciting freebies!

When Nonhlanhla first held her son Unathi, she was not overwhelmed by fear. Instead, she knew that a cleft lip and palat...
22/04/2026

When Nonhlanhla first held her son Unathi, she was not overwhelmed by fear. Instead, she knew that a cleft lip and palate could be treated and that her child’s journey was just beginning. Thanks to early referral and steady support at CURE Children’s Hospital, she learned how to feed and care for her son, even during tough times when he needed urgent help to recover his weight. As time went on, both mother and child grew stronger. Unathi gained the weight he needed, and Nonhlanhla became a confident, hands-on caregiver. Today, Unathi has been treated and discharged. He is healthy, smiling, and ready for a future full of hope.

Today marks five years since CURE Zimbabwe performed its first two corrective surgeries. What started as a small step ha...
21/04/2026

Today marks five years since CURE Zimbabwe performed its first two corrective surgeries. What started as a small step has become an inspiring journey of healing and hope.

Since then, we have performed over 5,200 surgeries that have changed lives. Each surgery helps restore health, dignity, confidence, and new opportunities for children and their families. Our mission is rooted in healing the sick and preaching the gospel to everyone who comes through our doorstep.

Since opening our doors in 2021, CURE Zimbabwe has remained committed to providing specialised orthopaedic and plastic reconstructive surgeries for children aged 0–18. We treat a wide range of conditions, including clubfoot, bowed legs, knock knees, unhealed fractures, cleft lip and palate, and burn contractures.

As we mark this milestone, we remain grateful for how far we’ve come and hopeful for the many more lives still to be transformed.

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Old Esigodini Road And Kenwood Rd
Bulawayo

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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