Better Healthcare for Africa

Better Healthcare for Africa

Alleviating suffering due to disease by supporting prevention and education efforts, improving maternal health and helping hospitals in Zimbabwe meet urgent needs.

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Tag: st. albert’s mission hospital

2022 Update: BHA’s work in Zimbabwe

21 December 2022
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 |  Activities, Meeting Critical Needs, Sustainability Projects

Dear Friends, Here is a quick overview of how Better Healthcare for Africa’s work in Zimbabwe is going.Conditions in […]

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Dr. Musariri: To our “friends in the background”

17 January 2022
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 |  Meeting Critical Needs, St. Albert's Mission Hospital, Thank you

Hi, Everyone — After BHA posted and emailed the note about the successful Christmas party at St. Albert’s, and […]

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BHA Brightens Christmas for Children in the St. Albert’s Community

3 January 2022
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Hi, Everyone,Here is some upbeat news to help begin the New Year. St. Albert’s Mission Hospital traditionally hosts a […]

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Status of St. Albert’s as COVID-19 arrives in Zimbabwe

25 March 2020
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 |  COVID-19, Life in Zimbabwe

COVID-19 has arrived in Zimbabwe, Dr. Julia Musariri writes that St. Albert’s is poorly prepared to safely care for people with the disease.

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ZCBC Pastoral Letter About Conditions in Zimbabwe

9 March 2019
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 |  Life in Zimbabwe

Hi, Everyone – BHA is a sectarian and nonpolitical organization. At the same time, we want you to know […]

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2012 Year-End Update

20 February 2013
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 |  Activities, Better Healthcare for Africa

Dear Friends, I would like to briefly share some of Better Healthcare for Africa’s 2012 activities and accomplishments, many […]

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St. Albert’s sees improvements thanks to Zimbabwe government

17 January 2013
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Last year, the Zimbabwe Ministry of Finance, working with the Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Welfare, offered competitive grants to […]

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In Honor of Dr. Elizabeth Tarira, 1951-2012

26 July 2012
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 |  Associazione Sanitaria Internazionale, Cancer, News

On the morning of July 23, Dr. Elizabeth Tarira, director of St. Albert’s Mission Hospital, died after a lengthy […]

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2012 Goal: Help Prevent Cervical Cancer in Zimbabwe

31 January 2012
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 |  Cancer

This year, Better Healthcare for Africa is working with clinical collaborators at Harvard Medical School and at St. Albert’s […]

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St. Albert’s Mission Hospital – Update Dec. 2011

17 December 2011
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 |  Dr. Elizabeth Tarira, News

Dr Elizabeth Tarira sent the following message earlier this week from Rome, where she has been for a number […]

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Most recent blog posts

  • 40-foot container of medical supplies arrives at St. Albert’s
  • 2022 Update: BHA’s work in Zimbabwe
  • Dr. Musariri: To our “friends in the background”
  • BHA Brightens Christmas for Children in the St. Albert’s Community
  • COVID-19 in Zimbabwe
About Better Healthcare for Africa

Better Healthcare for Africa (BHA) is a secular, non-political, charitable organization working to improve healthcare in Africa with a focus on reducing suffering from cancer, improving maternal health and helping hospitals meet critical needs. Efforts supported by BHA include practical and effective cervical cancer screening, the use of breast examination, HIV awareness, and cancer education for healthcare professionals and communities.

Latest News
40-foot container of medical supplies arrives at St. Albert’s
2022 Update: BHA’s work in Zimbabwe
Dr. Musariri: To our “friends in the background”
BHA Brightens Christmas for Children in the St. Albert’s Community
COVID-19 in Zimbabwe
Update: The container for St. Albert’s and Karanda and other critical needs
A donation to BHA to feed the hungry
Contact BHA

Better Health Care for Africa P.O Box 361132 Columbus, OH 43236

Phone: 614-560-0848

Email: info@betterhealthcareforafrica.org
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