Chitokoloki Mission
Hospital
Zambia, Africa
Origin Story & Hospital Summary:
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Technology & Capacity:
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Church and Governance:
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Training Opportunities:
The hospital offers opportunities for informal teaching during daily ward rounds and formal lectures on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Short-term volunteers are encouraged to share their expertise through these lectures.
Medical and Support Staff Needs:
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Language:
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Housing & Food:
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Travel:
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Time Difference:
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People and Local Religion:
The local population consists mainly of the Lunda and Luvale tribes. The majority practice Christianity, although traditional beliefs are still prevalent. Islam and Hinduism are also practiced by smaller communities.
Climate:
The region experiences a hot and humid climate most of the year, with the hottest months being September and October. The cooler season occurs in June and July, with temperatures dropping significantly at night. The rainy season spans from November to March.
Unique Challenges:
Common health issues include malnutrition, malaria, tropical diseases, HIV/AIDS, and dengue fever. The hospital faces logistical challenges due to its remote location, requiring advanced planning for supplies and transportation.
Evangelism Opportunities:
The hospital provides numerous opportunities for evangelism through medical work, education, and personal interactions. The mission continues to serve as a spiritual haven while delivering essential medical care.
For further details, visit the Chitokoloki Mission Hospital website.