95-95-95
HIV targets reached for adults.
95% of people with HIV know their status, 95% of them are on treatment, and 95% of those have the virus under control.
WHO Africa, December 2024.
Our Health Zim
What would make healthcare work for you?
A 2-minute survey for every Zimbabwean, at home or abroad. See the reality, then tell us the one thing you wish your health system had.
Guess the reality.
Five questions about health in Zimbabwe. Make your guess, then see the answer.
Those are the numbers.
Now tell us what it's like for you.
Zimbabwe has done it before.
When the country decided something mattered, the numbers moved.
651 → 212
Fewer mothers dying in childbirth.
Maternal deaths per 100,000 live births fell from 651 in 2015 to 212 in 2023–24.
Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey 2023–24, via UNFPA, June 2025.
The next change starts with asking people what they need.
Most of what medicine knows comes from people who don't live here. The questions that matter most to Zimbabweans rarely get asked. How far you travel. What you pay. What's missing. So we're asking.
Two minutes. Mostly taps.
Tell us how healthcare works for you and your family, and the one thing you wish it had. Together, the answers show what healthcare in Zimbabwe is really like.
- Anonymous.The survey never asks for your name. Your answers are stored without it.
- For every Zimbabwean.Adults 18 and over, living at home or abroad and answering for family.
- Your details, your choice.Leaving contact details at the end is completely optional. Your answers count either way.
What happens next.
You add your voice.
Quick questions about how you get care, what it costs, what's missing and what you'd use.
We learn what people need.
We look at the answers by province, age and gender to understand what matters most to people.
It shapes real care.
The answers will guide Mazowe Health Clinic, a new medical centre being built in Mazowe District.
Who's asking.
Our Health Zim is run by the team building Mazowe Health Clinic, a new medical centre in Mazowe District, north of Harare. It's led by Malone, a doctor and co-author of Mind the Gap, a handbook on how clinical signs appear on Black and brown skin.
This is not a government survey, and we don't sell anyone's answers. We're asking because care built around real answers works better than care built on guesses.
About Mazowe Health ClinicQuestions, answered.
Is this a government survey?
No. It's run by the team building Mazowe Health Clinic. It isn't connected to the Ministry of Health and Child Care or any government body.
Is it anonymous?
Yes. The survey doesn't ask for your name. At the end you can choose to leave an email or WhatsApp number if you'd like to stay in touch. That's completely optional, and it's stored separately from your answers.
Who can take part?
Any adult aged 18 or over who lives in Zimbabwe, or who lives abroad and helps family in Zimbabwe with healthcare.
Can I get medical help here?
No. This is a survey, not a health service. If you're unwell, please contact your nearest clinic, hospital or emergency service.
What will you do with the answers?
We use them to understand what people need from healthcare and to plan services, including at Mazowe Health Clinic. We never sell answers or share them for anyone else's marketing.
Can I share the survey?
Please do. The more people who answer, from every province, the clearer the picture.
Your voice belongs in the data.
It takes two minutes.