If life is at risk, get help now
For a medical emergency, call emergency services or go to the nearest hospital emergency department immediately. Do not wait to create an account.
Danger signs — seek urgent care
Chest pain or severe breathing difficulty
Sit them down, loosen tight clothing, call for help immediately.
Sudden weakness, confusion or trouble speaking
Possible stroke — note the time it started and seek help now.
Severe bleeding that won't stop
Press firmly with a clean cloth and keep pressing.
High fever in a baby, or a serious injury
Babies get worse quickly — do not wait to see if it improves.
Pregnancy emergencies or reduced baby movement
Go to a maternity unit now.
Public-health guidance
Cholera & diarrhoea›
Wash hands with soap and use safe drinking water. Severe watery diarrhoea needs oral rehydration and care the same day.
Immunisation›
Keep children up to date with routine immunisations at your nearest clinic — they are free at public facilities.
Malaria, TB & common illness›
Seek early testing and treatment. Fever in a malaria area should be tested within 24 hours.
During outbreaks›
Follow current Ministry of Health advisories. Service advisories appear at the top of this site when active.