Stories, updates, and insights from our work in Matabeleland North.
In March 2026, Wild4Life mobilised a team of nurses, community health workers, and volunteers to reach over 400 households in Binga District — many of whom had not seen a healthcare professional in over a year.
Read moreVillage Health Workers are often the first — and sometimes only — point of health contact for families in rural Zimbabwe. Wild4Life's VHW mentorship programme is changing how these unsung heroes are supported.
Read moreNot every patient can travel to a clinic. Wild4Life's differentiated service delivery model ensures that people living with chronic conditions continue receiving care — on their terms, in their communities.
Read moreWild4Life's clinical mentorship programme does not just deliver training — it stays alongside healthcare workers month after month, building confidence and competence where it counts most: at the bedside.
Read moreWild4Life's community dialogue model puts communities in the driver's seat of their own health outcomes — shifting the conversation from 'what is being done for us' to 'what are we doing together.'
Read moreFive years ago, Wild4Life began working in Lupane District with a small team and a clear mission. Here is what sustained, community-centred work looks like when you stay long enough to see the change.
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