Sedibeng District Health Services

01/03/2026

*School health teams get five additional vehicles*

Get this story, jobs and more on this week’s issue of the Gauteng Department of Health News Bulletin.

27/02/2026

"Everyone who announces himself as a leader, is not a leader" Prof Joshua Mtanyelwa, leadership coach earlier today at the Gauteng Health Department Men's Health Wellness Day

27/02/2026

MEC for Health and Wellness, Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko encourages men attending the Men’s Health Wellness Day not to neglect their health, emphasising that the consequences of poor health choices rarely affect them alone. She highlighted that when men take responsibility for their wellbeing, the benefits extend far beyond the individual. The MEC further stressed that strong families are built on the health of both women and men, and that stable families are the foundation of safer and more resilient communities.

27/02/2026

Madoda indaba

27/02/2026

Gauteng Health Department men employees are gathered at the Men's Health Wellness Day event that is currently taking place at the Anew Hotel & Conference Centre, OR Tambo. The event has commissions were men address their health issues and challenges

27/02/2026

Mothomone Pitsi Chief Director DHS and acting Chief Director for Sedibeng District Health Services officially welcoming the guests at the Gauteng Health Department Men's Health Wellness Day

26/02/2026

with SidebySide. What are some signs you need to look out for during pregnancy?

⚠️ You have severe headaches, your hands feel stiff, and your feet are swollen.
⚠️ You feel tired all the time and have little to no energy.
⚠️ You are constantly worrying, feeling hopeless and thinking of hurting yourself.
⚠️ There are little to no baby kicks.
⚠️ You have stomach and back pain even though the baby is not due yet.
⚠️ You feel like going to p*e frequently, and it burns.
⚠️ Your water has broken but the baby is not due yet.

If you have some of these signs, it is important to go to the clinic to get the help that you need.

Please remember that pregnant women should start attending antenatal care as soon as they suspect that they are pregnant and certainly within their first trimester.

Early antenatal care attendance provides:

1. The opportunity to exclude and manage existing medical conditions which can be aggravated by the pregnancy, such as hypertension, diabetes, infections and anaemia
2. Free HIV ,TB, Syphilis and Hepatitis B testing services ,early recognition of danger signs in pregnancy and post delivery.
3. Birth preparedness and complication readiness.
4. Self-care, including healthy eating options..
5. Information on the role of the father, the male partner and the family.

26/02/2026

As we are wrapping the month of love. Remember it is important to practice safe s*x, adhere to your treatment and stay faithful to your partner

25/02/2026

Earlier today Vischkuil Clinic was out at Kwa-Zenzele to offer health services to the community, amongst the services offered it was Vitamin A and Deworming for children

25/02/2026

Breast cancer is treatable and often curable when caught early. If you notice any symptoms like lumps, sores, or changes in your breasts - seek medical attention right away. Early detection saves lives.

25/02/2026

Odwa Maquthu, Environmental Health Practitioner earlier today visited Lekoa FM 91.0 to educate listeners on Malaria

25/02/2026

Happy birthday to Kopanong District Hospital CEO Ms. Mandisa Adoons

Meet our Leader ✨

We are proud to introduce Ms. Mandisa Adoons, CEO of Kopanong Hospital. With her dedication to patient-centred care, strong leadership, and commitment to excellence, Ms. Adoons continues to guide our hospital toward growth, innovation, and meaningful community impact.

Today, we also celebrate a special occasion - Happy Birthday, Ms. Adoons! 🎉 🎂
May the year ahead be filled with continued success, good health, and many more achievements as you lead with vision and compassion.
Please join us in wishing her a wonderful birthday and continued success!