22/04/2026
MICURE CLINIC JOINS UB SCHOOL OF NURSING IN COMMUNITY HEALTH OUTREACH
Micure Clinic recently took part in a community health outreach programme organised by nursing students from the University of Botswana (UB), reaffirming its commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and community wellness.
The outreach was held at Ledumang Kgotla in Broadhurst and brought together various healthcare stakeholders to provide essential health services to members of the community.
The initiative primarily focused on raising awareness about Tuberculosis (TB), a persistent public health concern in Botswana and globally. Community members were sensitised on TB prevention, symptoms, treatment adherence, and the importance of early diagnosis.
In addition to TB education, the outreach offered a range of free health screening services. These included TB screening, blood pressure checks for hypertension, and other related health assessments aimed at promoting early detection and encouraging proactive healthcare practices.
Micure Clinic joined other health service providers in delivering screenings and health education, contributing professional expertise and medical support throughout the day. The clinic’s participation underscored the importance of collaboration between private healthcare providers, academic institutions, and community structures in strengthening primary healthcare delivery.
By engaging directly with residents at the kgotla, organisers ensured that health services were accessible and culturally grounded, fostering trust and encouraging open dialogue about health concerns.