
Macha 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 a two-year program for Zambia Enrolled Nurses (ZEN) with approximately 150 students. Visiting medical professionals have opportunities to engage in informal teaching during ward rounds and formal lectures. Clinical instruction in the operating room and on the wards is also available.
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 primarily consists of the Tonga tribe, living in small homesteads. Christianity is the predominant religion, with traditional beliefs still prevalent. The staple diet includes maize, supplemented with peanuts, sweet potatoes, and other vegetables.
Climate:
The region experiences three main seasons: a cool season from May to July, a hot season from August to October, and a rainy season from November to April. Temperatures range from 45–88°F depending on the season.
Unique Challenges:
Common health issues include malaria, tuberculosis, pneumonia, gastroenteritis, HIV/AIDS, rheumatic heart disease, diabetes mellitus type 2, and obstetrical emergencies such as obstructed labor and septic abortion. Cervical cancer is also a significant health concern in the region.
Evangelism Opportunities:
The hospital provides numerous opportunities for evangelism through medical work, education, and community services. The mission plays a crucial role in spreading the Gospel while delivering essential healthcare services.
For further details, visit the Macha Mission Hospital website.












































