A former Bulawayo drug addict, who was chained by his parents for threatening to kill them for not giving him money to buy drugs, has said being hospitalised at Ingutsheni Central Hospital saved his life, as he is now changed @ingutshenihosp
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The festive season is all about giving back to the community, spreading the Festive cheer and bringing smiles to the less privileged.
#ZimswitchInTheCommunity#Festivecheer
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It’s Mental Illness Awareness Week: Do you need help with your mental health? If you don't know where to start, this new infographic may help guide you: https://t.co/CRZ5rPBbYv. #MIAW20#shareNIMH
On 11/12/19 Ingutsheni Hospital received a donation of 2x9kg gas cylinder and 2x2 plate stoves from First Mutual Life Zimbabwe. A timely shot in the arm indeed #Gratitude
Ingutsheni Central Hospital today participated in the August 2019 National Cleanup. Part of the team visited John Smale Home, while the rest of the team remained at the hospital. In pictures, a group photo of the team at today`s cleanup and the team cleaning up @ John Smale home.
You are not alone.. Depression is manageable.
1Talk to someone you trust. A problem talked about eases the tension.
2 At Ingutsheni Hospital we have professional mental Health cadres who can help manage the condition. We're here to help, do not suffer in silence!
ZIMPLOW Ltd, represented by Mr Ndlovu and Mrs S Gumbo today donated a tractor drawn plough & cattle feeding troughs to Ingutsheni Central Hospital, in support of its horticultural & cattle feeding projects. The donation was received by Ingutsheni CEO Mr E Manyawu & staff members.