In November 2019 there was an industrial dispute between medical professionals, including doctors and the Government of Zimbabwe regarding salaries. This resulted in doctors and key frontline health care personnel going on strike. In the end, over 77 doctors working in government hospitals that serve mainly people from the most deprived communities were dismissed. Citizens Initiative set up a crowd fund to provide access to basic medical care through mobile clinics. The crowd fund raised USD$22,824. A total number of 4033 citizens were helped across Zimbabwe – Masvingo, Chipinge, Binga, Mutare and other hot spots in Harare’s Highfield and Bulawayo’s Cowdray. This initiative also unearthed the extent of health intervention deprivation in Zimbabwe as a whole.