About the Hospital
In 2004, CURE signed an agreement with the Zambian Ministry of Health to operate a pediatric teaching hospital specializing in the treatment and care of children living with physical disabilities. The Beit Trust, a UK-based charity, provided $1.5 million to support construction of the hospital as a centennial gift to the people of Zambia. The Zambian government donated a 60-acre plot of land for the hospital site. CURE Zambia opened in 2006.
CURE Zambia is one of the few hospitals in Zambia able to adequately address the surgical needs of children with disabilities in the country. The hospital campus is comprised of six buildings, housing 45 patient beds in the children’s ward and 16 beds in the private patients ward. The hospital also houses a chapel and spiritual center, three operating theaters, an outpatient clinic, an administrative building and a general services building. Services at the hospital are focused on pediatric orthopedics and reconstructive plastic surgery.
Through the work done at our hospital and at various mobile clinics, CURE Zambia is addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those who need help most.
Beit CURE Hospital of Zambia
Opened: 2006
Specialty: Orthopedic Surgery, Reconstructive Plastics, ENT, and Audiology
Annual outpatient visits: 29,210 (FY18)
Annual procedures: 1,240 (FY18)
Contact Information
Tel: +260 977 740 166
Tel: +260 977 740 163
Email: info@curezambia.org
Mailing Address:
PO Box 36961
Lusaka, Zambia
Hours
Mon – Fri, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
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Contact Information
Loice Chipere
Tel: +260-967-882-300
Email: loice.chipere@cure.org
Staff
Meet Spiritual Director Harold Haamumba and more of the amazing staff that work at CURE Zambia
CUREkids
Meet the children we are serving in Zambia and become part of their journey to healing.
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Partnerships
Smile Train
Since the fall of 2006, in collaboration with Smile Train, CURE has developed cleft lip and cleft palate surgical training programs in most of CURE’s hospitals worldwide. These programs not only provide surgery for children and counseling for them and their families, but also train national surgeons in reconstructive surgery.
Get Involved
Short-Term Opportunities
Interested in volunteering at CURE Zambia? Take a look at cure.org/go for more information.
Long-Term Service
Looking for career opportunities at CURE Zambia? Check out cure.org/jobs.
