Frontline Heroes: A Tribute to South African Nurses

15/08/2022

Join the virtual launch of the book - In Our Own Words: Nurses on the frontline.

24/06/2022

Cover reveal: Stories of with Siedine Coetzee, Hester Klopper and Jonathan Jansen
On shelf in all good bookstores from 7 July

20/08/2021

Dear Nurse

In an attempt to appreciate nurses and recognise their efforts, we would like to publish your Covid-19 story in a book! Click below for more!
There are two ways to submit your story.
Email to sanurses2021@gmail.com or upload on Google Drive at https://forms.gle/fM9j1pucTnVAePrk9

12/08/2021

"If it were in my power, I would make it possible for every nurse to experience the restoration of hope that happens when you are honest enough to say you are not coping."
An excerpt from the story of Elizabeth Lerato Moeketsi (Excerpt and picture used with permission).
Nurses, please tell us about your personal experiences of delivering nursing care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Deadline: 31 August 2021
Please upload your story on Google Forms at the
following address:
https://forms.gle/fM9j1pucTnVAePrk9
However , if you are unable to do so, we do not want
to miss your story! Alternatively send your story to:
sanurses2021@gmail.com

08/08/2021

Dear Nursing Community:
Follow Frontline Heroes: A Tribute to South African Nurses to learn how to share your story of providing care during the Covid-19 pandemic 💎

"These stories we cannot tell without shaking. Today our nurses can clearly say that that we’ve passed the hardest battles alone, while everyone believed that we were fine."

An excerpt from the story of Carmen Andries Jonkers (Excerpt and picture used with permission).

Nurses, please tell us about your personal experiences of delivering nursing care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Deadline: 31 August 2021

Please upload your story on Google Forms at the
following address:
https://forms.gle/fM9j1pucTnVAePrk9
However , if you are unable to do so, we do not want
to miss your story! Alternatively send your story to:
sanurses2021@gmail.com

06/08/2021

Dear South African Nurses

We have received 32 stories thus far. The stories are both inspiring and heartbreaking. Many thanks for your submissions, and a heartfelt thank-you for serving South Africans on the frontline of the pandemic. Please invite your friends and colleagues to take part of this initiative also. Your story can be uploaded on Google Drive https://forms.gle/fM9j1pucTnVAePrk9 or e-mailed to sanurses2021@gmail.com

05/08/2021

"These stories we cannot tell without shaking. Today our nurses can clearly say that that we’ve passed the hardest battles alone, while everyone believed that we were fine."

An excerpt from the story of Carmen Andries Jonkers (Excerpt and picture used with permission).

Nurses, please tell us about your personal experiences of delivering nursing care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Deadline: 31 August 2021

Please upload your story on Google Forms at the
following address:
https://forms.gle/fM9j1pucTnVAePrk9
However , if you are unable to do so, we do not want
to miss your story! Alternatively send your story to:
sanurses2021@gmail.com

05/08/2021

Dear Nurse,

What was the pandemic like for you?

Share your personal story and experience of delivering care during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Follow the page for more information:
https://www.facebook.com/stories/108229498203811/UzpfSVNDOjEyMDEwMjQ0NzAxNjUxNg==/?view_single=1&source=shared_permalink

21/07/2021

*Extended Deadline: 31 August 2021*

Telling the stories of our heroes! South African nurses on the frontline - share your story of challenges, perseverance and resilience while delivering care during the COVID-19 pandemic. The selected stories will be published in a book.

Please upload your story on Google Forms at the following address: https://forms.gle/fM9j1pucTnVAePrk9 However, if you are unable to upload your story on this platform, we do not want to miss your story! Alternatively email your story to: sanurses2021@gmail.com

For more information please consult the attached invitation. Please share with nursing colleagues in South Africa.