Chilonga Mission Hospital, also known as Our Lady’s Mission Hospital, is a Level 2 community hospital located in Chilonga town within Mpika District, Muchinga Province, Zambia. The hospital has a capacity of 182 beds and serves a large catchment population of approximately 68,828 people. Established as a Catholic mission hospital, it plays a vital role in providing general healthcare and specialized services in the region, including a robust antiretroviral therapy (ART) program started in 2006. The hospital is also home to the Chilonga School of Nursing and Midwifery, helping to train the next generation of healthcare providers.

• General Medicine

• HIV/AIDS Care and Antiretroviral Therapy (ART)

• Maternal and Child Health

• Nursing and Midwifery Training

• Community Outreach and Health Education

The hospital adheres to Catholic healthcare values emphasizing compassionate care, community outreach, and training. It functions as a referral hospital for the Northern Province. Despite funding challenges, it maintains recognized standards through support from the Diocese, government, and donors. Staff includes expatriate doctors, nurses, paramedics, and clinical officers ensuring consistent quality of care.

Mission:
To provide holistic, compassionate, and high-quality healthcare grounded in Catholic values, serving both physical and spiritual needs of the community.

Vision:
To be a leading referral hospital in Northern Zambia committed to improving health outcomes through patient care, education, and community engagement.

• Recognized for successful HIV/AIDS adherence programs and community outreach initiatives.

• Established as a key healthcare and training provider in Muchinga Province.