UNJANI CLINIC’s IN KWA-ZULU NATAL CELEBRATE A MILESTONE

UNJANI CLINIC’s IN KWA-ZULU NATAL CELEBRATE A MILESTONE Submission Details

Author: Tatenda Chikonyora from Triple Eight.
More Info link: https://www.unjaniclinic.co.za/unjani-network/
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About Unjani Clinic
Unjani Clinic is a network of black women owned and operated primary healthcare clinics that provide accessible, affordable and quality healthcare to communities in low income areas. It compliments the re-engineering of our healthcare system by creating community based healthcare structures at the point of need. It is an innovative model to address the inequality which exists between private and public healthcare services in our country. Whilst private and public hospitals and clinics exist there are too few to deal with the increasing healthcare burden and private healthcare is too expensive for the bulk of the population.

Unjani Clinic empowers women within their communities to own and lead the effort in transforming the healthcare system. At the front-end of the clinic delivery mechanism, the financial model has been tried and tested to ensure that sustainability pre-supposes commercial viability. All clinics in the network are given the business support and on-going coaching and mentoring to succeed and make a profit.

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