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Training • Ambulance • First Aid
Because Every Life Counts
📞 182 | Harare & Nationwide

Road Ambulances

MARS a fleet of road ambulances spread throughout Zimbabwe, and ideally positioned to service not only the domestic market, but the Southern and Central African region as well. The company employs over 200 highly qualified professionals including doctors, nurses, ambulance technicians and medical dispatchers. These medical personnel have extensive experience and training in emerge

ncy evacuation and are on stand by 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Training Services

The MARS Training school is accredited to the Southern African Resuscitation Council and affiliated to the American Heart Association. The school is also registered with the Ministry of Health through the Allied Health Practioners Council (AHPC). MARS offers international certificates, re-certification courses and ACLS, BLS, customized courses as well as a combination of certain courses. To date MARS has trained over 15 000 people in emergency care through these courses and we are confident that the knowledge of emergency care passed by MARS has made a difference to the lives of many.

23/08/2026

MARS is at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show.

As we connect with individuals, families, businesses and organisations throughout the week, our team will be on hand to share more about our Emergency Medical Services, Ambulance Cover and professional Training solutions.

For us, being present at ZAS is also an opportunity to strengthen conversations around preparedness, access to emergency care and the importance of knowing where to turn when every second counts.

If you’re attending the show, we’d be glad to connect.
For emergency assistance, dial 182.

20/08/2026

Bulawayo, we’re making a temporary move.

From 22 August 2026, our Bulawayo Base will temporarily operate from 33A Duncan Road, Suburbs, while renovations are underway at our current base.

While our home gets a fresh new look, our commitment to you remains exactly where it has always been. Our team remains operational and ready to respond when you need us.

And when we return? Something exciting and refreshing awaits.

19/08/2026

On World Humanitarian Day, we recognise the power of compassion in times of crisis.

Humanitarian action is about more than responding to emergencies. It's about preserving human dignity, protecting vulnerable communities and ensuring that those affected by crisis receive the care and support they need when they need it most.

Last month, as Zimbabweans made their way home during a time of uncertainty, MARS was proud to be among the first emergency medical teams at the Beitbridge Border Post, providing medical assistance and emergency care to those returning home.

For us, humanitarian service means showing up with compassion, treating every person with dignity and standing ready to respond when communities need us most.

Today, we honour humanitarian workers everywhere whose commitment brings hope, relief and care to people facing difficult circumstances.

Because every life counts.

14/08/2026

Behind every emergency response is a team committed to one purpose, protecting lives.

The team that stands ready when every second counts. The team that responds with skill, compassion and professionalism. The team that works tirelessly to ensure you and your loved ones receive the care you need, when you need it most.

This is Team MARS.

Because every life counts.

11/08/2026

Today, we honour the dedication, discipline, and unwavering commitment of Zimbabwe’s uniformed forces.

As Zimbabwe commemorates Defence Forces Day, we pay tribute to the men and women who continue to serve our nation with courage, professionalism, and selfless devotion.

May we honour their contribution with gratitude, respect, and appreciation for all they do in service of our country.

From all of us at MARS, we join the nation in saluting Zimbabwe’s Defence Forces and thanking them for their dedicated service.

10/08/2026

Today, we honour the courage that shaped our nation.

As Zimbabwe commemorates Heroes Day, we pay tribute to the brave men and women whose sacrifice, resilience, and unwavering commitment secured the freedom and sovereignty we enjoy today.

This day reminds us of the strength found in unity, service, and love for country. It is a moment to reflect on the legacy of those who gave so much for the Zimbabwe we call home, and to carry forward the values of courage, sacrifice, and responsibility that they exemplified.

May their bravery continue to inspire future generations to serve with integrity, compassion, and dedication to the progress of our nation.

From all of us at MARS, we join the nation in remembering and honouring Zimbabwe’s heroes.

03/08/2026

We were honoured to receive the Best Exhibit in the Services Category award at Mine Entra 2026.

This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to supporting Zimbabwe's mining industry with reliable emergency medical services, mine rescue solutions, NSSA-compliant training and innovative healthcare solutions that put safety first.

To everyone who visited our stand, engaged with our team and took the time to learn more about our services, thank you for being part of this milestone. Your support inspires us to continue raising the standard of emergency medical care and workplace safety.
We remain committed to delivering excellence, driving innovation and helping create safer mining operations across Zimbabwe.

Because every life counts.

31/07/2026

A truly safe mining operation is built on preparation, rapid response and the right systems to protect your workforce when it matters most.

We provide comprehensive mining emergency solutions designed to support safer operations, including NSSA-compliant first aid and mine rescue training, emergency medical services, advanced life support, ambulance services and state-of-the-art equipment enhanced by innovative technology to strengthen emergency response.

Because protecting your staff is more than meeting a standard, it's a commitment to ensuring every employee returns home safely.
Partner with MARS to build a safer, more resilient workplace.

Because every life counts.

30/07/2026

Day 1 at Mine Entra 2026

Mine Entra brings together key players in Zimbabwe's mining, engineering and transport sectors to showcase innovation, foster collaboration and advance the future of the industry.

We were honoured to welcome the Minister of Mines and Mining Development of Zimbabwe, Hon. Dr. Eng. Polite Kambamura, his Deputy, Hon. Eng. Fred Moyo and the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Thomas Utete Wushe to the MARS stand, where we had the opportunity to share how our emergency medical care and rescue services continue to support Zimbabwe's mining sector.

At MARS, we understand that mining is an industry where preparedness can make all the difference. This is reflected in our commitment to providing reliable Advanced Life Support rescue and healthcare services, NSSA-compliant First Aid and Mine Rescue training, as well as tailor-made onsite mine clinics that help safeguard the health and wellbeing of those who keep Zimbabwe's mining industry moving.

23/07/2026

Day 2 of the 2026 Joshua Nkomo Scholarship Bootcamp is underway, and Team MARS remains on-site, providing blood pressure checks, vital monitoring and emergency medical cover throughout the day's activities.

As these young leaders learn, connect and grow, our team stands ready to respond, ensuring their health and wellbeing remain a priority.
Because every life counts.

Address

2 Fairbridge Ave,Belgravia
Harare

Telephone

024-2771221

Website

http://www.mars.co.zw/, https://forms.gle/f5VfGmDpHVtGqvrL7

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