Future Nurses Nursing school

09/04/2026

07/04/2026

We had a suprise visit from our 2007 Auxiliary Nursing cohort, Ntombi Monareng and Thulisilie Mnisi, who popped in to say hello and give a word of encouragement to our 2026 students.

Be part of the 2027 class NOW.
www.futurenursesnursingschool.co.za
WhatsApp 0795952414

26/03/2026

The SANC 2025 Final Year Student Campaign

24/03/2026

🌍 World TB Day - 24 March

Today, we raise awareness about TB and the importance of early detection, treatment, and supporting those affected.

TB is a bacterial infection that mainly affects the lungs and spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

⚠️ Signs and symptoms:
• Persistent cough (2+ weeks)
• Chest pain
• Unexplained weight loss
• Night sweats
• Fatigue
• Fever

TB is preventable and curable

23/03/2026

👁️ World Optometry Day

See life clearly!!
Your eyes do a LOT for you. It’s time to return the favour! Regular eye checks can pick up problems early and keep your vision sharp.

Don’t ignore:
• Blurry vision
• Headaches
• Screen strain
👀 Protect your sight. Book that eye test.
Stay sharp. Stay focused.

Welcome

22/03/2026

👁️ World Optometry Week (21–25 March)

This week, we shine a light on the importance of eye health and the vital role optometrists play in protecting our vision.
Good vision is essential for learning, working, and overall quality of life—yet many people live with preventable or untreated vision problems.

💡 Did you know?
• Regular eye exams can detect vision issues early
• Eye health can reveal underlying conditions like diabetes and hypertension
• Many causes of vision loss are preventable or manageable if detected early
👁️ Take care of your eyes:
✔️ Schedule routine eye check-ups
✔️ Limit screen time and take breaks
✔️ Wear protective eyewear when needed
✔️ Maintain a healthy lifestyle

At Future Nurses Nursing School, we are committed to raising awareness, promoting early detection, and supporting holistic health education.
👓 Clear vision starts with awareness.

Welcome

21/03/2026

✊ Human Rights Day | The Foundation of Healthcare & Nursing

On Human Rights Day, we are reminded that access to healthcare is not a privilege — it is a fundamental human right.
In the nursing profession, human rights are at the core of everything we do. Every patient, regardless of their background, deserves:
✔️ Dignity and respect
✔️ Equal access to quality care
✔️ Confidentiality and privacy
✔️ Compassionate and ethical treatment

Nurses play a critical role as advocates for patient rights, ensuring that vulnerable individuals and communities are protected, heard, and cared for.
In a country like South Africa, where inequalities still exist, upholding human rights in healthcare is essential to building a just, inclusive, and healthy society.

www.futurenursesnursingschool.co.za

Welcome

20/03/2026

🧠 World Head Injury Awareness Day

Today we raise awareness about head injuries and the serious impact they can have on individuals, families, and communities.
Head injuries — including traumatic brain injuries (TBI) — can result from road accidents, falls, sports injuries, and violence. Many of these incidents are preventable with the right precautions.

Protect yourself and others:
• Always wear a seatbelt in vehicles
• Use helmets when riding bicycles or motorbikes
• Ensure safe environments at home and work
• Avoid alcohol and substance use when driving
• Seek immediate medical attention after any head injury

Early recognition and prompt treatment can save lives and reduce long-term complications.
As Future Nurses Nursing School, we are committed to educating communities and training healthcare and social support professionals to respond effectively and compassionately.

Welcome

16/03/2026

What is a Social Auxiliary Worker?

A Social Auxiliary Worker (SAW) is a trained and qualified practitioner who provides support services to individuals, families, groups, and communities facing social challenges.
Social Auxiliary Workers work under the guidance and supervision of a qualified Social Worker, helping to implement support programmes, assist vulnerable communities, and contribute to the broader goals of social work.

The programme offered through our affiliate, Blackbird Media, is the:
Occupational Certificate: Social Auxiliary Worker (NQF Level 5, SAQA ID 98890) — accredited by the QCTO.

Classes start: 15 June 2026
Cost: R30 000 for the full year
The fee includes:
✔️ All study material
✔️ One set of uniform

📢 Applications are now open!
Apply today through Blackbird Media and start your journey in the social services and community care sector.

www.blackbird-media.co.za

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15/03/2026

🎓 Want to start a career in social care? Here’s your opportunity!

Future Nurses Nursing School encourages aspiring caregivers and community workers to apply for the Social Auxiliary Worker programme offered through our sister accredited Skills Development Provider, Blackbird Media.

Classes start: 15 June 2026
Duration: 1 Year
NQF level 5

Requirements:
✔️ Matric Certificate or equivalent qualification
Programme Cost: R30 000 for the full year
The fee includes:
• All study materials
• One set of uniform
• Practical/workplace placements

If you are passionate about supporting vulnerable individuals, families, and communities, this qualification is a great first step into the social development sector.
📩 Apply today and start building a meaningful career in care and community support.
For applications and enquiries, contact Blackbird Media or visit their website.
www.blackbird-media.co.za or 0795952414

10/03/2026

🌍World Glaucoma Week 👁️

This week at Future Nurses Nursing School, We raise awareness about glaucoma, a serious eye condition that damages the optic nerve.

What you need to know about Glaucoma
•It presents no signs or symptoms.
•Most people with glaucoma are unaware.
- It can cause blindness if left untreated.
•Vision loss is irreversible.
•No cure is available.

Take a step towards protecting your eyesight.
Take a step forward by scheduling an eye‑check up.

Regular eye examinations are key to detecting it and protecting your sight.


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www.futurenursesnursingschool.co.za