The New Zoe Medical Centre

Dr Etete opened the original Zoe medical Centre in 2017 to provide for needy Malawians who do not have access to Health Services. However rental payments became too expensive and the Lease was not renewed in 2021.

Plans to Relocate and Expand

Dr Etete is now searching for a more permanent location for the Zoe Medical Centre.

His aim is to staff the Clinic with a Clinical Officer, Nurse, Lab Technician, Admin Officer, Cleaner and Security Guard.           The clinic will charge a small fee which will allow access to Health Services for the local population.

Outreach Clinics will be organised on a regular basis to surrounding rural villages. These provide free health advice and diagnostic services for malaria, HIV, diabetes and hypertension.

Dzaleka Refugee Camp holds a population 50,000 people who have fled conflict zones in other parts of Africa. They have minimal access to any form of Healthcare.        Outreach Clinics will also be restarted at this location on a regular basis.

How You Can Help?

The aim is to provide long term support to Dr Etete and the Zoe Medical Centre in their aspiration to provide better healthcare for the Malawian population.