Berejena Mission Clinic

Vision Statement

We are a Catholic Healthcare Institution aiming at providing the best health care to the community utilizing the available resources.

We are a Catholic Healthcare Institution aiming at providing the best health care to the community utilizing the available resources.

We are united through the practice and the life of:

Teamwork, Accountability, Integrity, Transparency, Professionalism, Holy spirit

Berejena secondary school was first established on 2 August 1954 in Berejena village under the headman Makovere.
Berejena mission clinic was established in 1958 upon change of the mission site to the present data one.
Berejena mission clinic was first established in the now residence of the ancillary staff house which served as clinic as well as the residence for the priests.
The clinic was later moved to the present site in 1963 upon realizing the potential of expanding institution.

The first clinic stuff were Sr Maya, Sr Magrath Akerman, Brother Walter, Nurse Paradza and Nurse Mugabe/Muzenda.
It is established that doctors from Dreifontein Mission in Gweru Diocese used to travel by plane to save berejena mission clinic on monthly basis.
There was a shift of operation since 1997, when the doctors who were resident at Matibi mission hospital took over the responsibility of serving Berejena Mission Clinic.

Berejena mission clinic has a wider catchment area which covers the political and civil administrative wards 19, 21, 22 and 32.
The wards constitute a total compliment of 76 Villages with an estimated population of 15000(+-)

Doctors are no longer coming to attend the patients and clinic resorts to referring complications to hospitals using pastoral vehicle.
EPI integrated services and other vital clinic activities are done using the pastoral vehicle.
The clinic admits minor cases for observations and mothers awaiting delivery.
The clinic serves school children from the nine (9) surrounding schools in the catchment which include Berejena High school (Boarding) and Berejena Primary School.