National Care Link

08/10/2026

💙 WE ARE HIRING – NURSE AIDE! 🏥

Are you a compassionate, professional and motivated Nurse Aide looking to make a difference in healthcare?

National Care Link is expanding its team at our Belvedere Surgery in Harare, Zimbabwe.

🩺 Your role will include:
✅ Supporting our Orthopaedic Specialist and Urologist clinics
✅ Assisting doctors with patient care and clinical procedures
✅ Providing home visits and community-based care
✅ Supporting reception and administrative operations
✅ Delivering safe, dignified and person-centred care

We are looking for someone who is:
✔️ Qualified and experienced in Nurse Aide duties
✔️ Caring, reliable and professional
✔️ A strong communicator and team player
✔️ Committed to high standards of patient care

📩 TO APPLY:
Send your CV and a short cover letter to:
[email protected]

📍 196 Samora Machel Avenue West, Belvedere, Harare, Zimbabwe

🌍 National Care Link – Another Way, A Better Way.

Connecting Families UK 🇬🇧 ↔ Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

20/09/2026

🩺 HEALTH UPDATE | DRC

The Democratic Republic of Congo has begun vaccinating frontline healthcare workers as part of its response to the Ebola outbreak centred around Bunia.

Healthcare workers are being prioritised because of their exposure risk. Research continues into the vaccine’s effectiveness against the Bundibugyo Ebola strain.

This update concerns the DRC and does not indicate an outbreak in Zimbabwe.

Early detection, rapid response and protecting frontline teams remain essential.

Source: Associated Press | 20 September 2026

23/08/2026

🚨🇿🇼 FLU AWARENESS | MANY PEOPLE ARE STILL UNWELL

Influenza activity remains high in Zimbabwe, with many people experiencing fever, headache, dry cough, body aches, poor appetite and significant weakness.

For most people, rest, plenty of fluids and appropriate symptom relief are important. Antibiotics do not treat influenza and should only be used when prescribed by a healthcare professional.

😷 Mask up when appropriate
🧼 Wash or sanitise your hands regularly
🏠 Stay home when unwell where possible

⚠️ Seek medical help urgently for difficulty breathing, chest pain, persistent high fever, severe weakness or confusion, dehydration, or if symptoms improve and then worsen again.

There is no need for panic — but there is every reason to take sensible precautions and look out for those most vulnerable.

❤️ Protect yourself. Protect your family. Protect our community.

📞 Zimbabwe: +263 778 881 331
📱 UK WhatsApp: +44 7712 671 607
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07/08/2026

🚨 🇿🇼 FLU ALERT: MASK UP, STAY SAFE

A severe flu-like illness is circulating in Zimbabwe, with reports of fever, headache, dry cough, body aches, poor appetite and weakness.

😷 Mask up in crowded places
🧼 Wash or sanitise your hands
🏠 Stay home if unwell
💧 Rest and stay hydrated

⚠️ Seek medical attention if symptoms become severe or worsen, particularly if you develop difficulty breathing or chest pain.

❤️ Protect yourself. Protect your family. Protect our community.

📞 Zimbabwe: +263 778 881 331
📱 UK WhatsApp: +44 7712 671 607
🌐 www.nationalcarelink.com

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04/08/2026

🩺 TODAY IN MEDICAL HISTORY

Episode 2 – The First Vaccination

A single act of prevention changed the course of history.

On 14 May 1796, Dr Edward Jenner performed the world’s first successful vaccination against smallpox, laying the foundation for modern immunisation.

His pioneering work has helped protect billions of people and has saved countless lives across generations.

At National Care Link, we believe prevention is just as important as treatment. Every step towards better health begins with knowledge and timely care.

❤️ When You Can’t Be There, We Can.

📍 Zimbabwe: +263 778 881 331
📱 UK WhatsApp: +44 7712 671 607
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27/07/2026

🩺 TODAY IN MEDICAL HISTORY | 27 JULY 1921

Some discoveries don’t just change medicine—they change the future of humanity.

On this day in 1921, Dr Frederick Banting and Charles Best successfully isolated insulin, transforming diabetes from a disease that was often fatal into one that millions of people around the world can live with and manage every day.

More than a century later, that breakthrough continues to remind us that behind every medical advancement is one simple purpose: helping people live longer, healthier and more fulfilling lives.

At National Care Link, we are proud to support individuals and families through compassionate, professional healthcare—because every life deserves dignity, hope and the very best care.

❤️ When You Can’t Be There, We Can.

📍 Zimbabwe: +263 778 881 331
📱 UK WhatsApp: +44 7712 671 607
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26/07/2026

🇿🇼 THE GREATEST GIFT...
When someone you love reaches the final chapter of life, the greatest gift isn't medicine.
It's being there.
It's holding a hand. It's hearing their voice. It's sharing one more smile. It's knowing they are surrounded by compassion, dignity and love.
For families living abroad, distance can make those moments feel impossible. But with the right support, you can still be part of the journey—helping your loved one receive the care they deserve while staying connected every step of the way.
❤️ When You Can't Be There, We Can.
📞 Zimbabwe: +263 778 881 331
📱 UK WhatsApp: +44 7712 671 607
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24/07/2026

🇿🇼 IT’S A BALANCING ACT.

Zimbabwe’s Balancing Rocks remind us that life’s greatest strength isn’t found in perfection—it’s found in balance.

Every day we balance family, work, health, faith and responsibility. It isn’t always easy, but when we stay grounded and focused, we become stronger through every challenge.

❤️ Take a moment today to protect what matters most.

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24/07/2026

23/07/2026

🇿🇼 IS MUM OR DAD REALLY OKAY?

Sometimes the biggest warning signs aren’t emergencies—they’re the small changes we overlook.

If your loved one in Zimbabwe is becoming forgetful, eating less, spending more time alone, or simply saying “I’m fine” when your instincts tell you otherwise, it may be time for a professional home visit.

❤️ Don’t wait for a crisis.

🇬🇧 You’re in the UK.
🇿🇼 Your loved ones are in Zimbabwe.
❤️ When you can’t be there, we can.

📞 Zimbabwe: +263 778 881 331
📱 UK WhatsApp: +44 7712 671 607
🌐 www.nationalcarelink.com

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