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It’s National Emergency Medical Services Day and we pay tribute to the brave men and women of Gauteng Emergency Medical ...
17/10/2026

It’s National Emergency Medical Services Day and we pay tribute to the brave men and women of Gauteng Emergency Medical Services who answer the call with courage, compassion and professionalism, often in the most challenging circumstances.

From saving lives on our roads to providing critical care in homes, communities and healthcare facilities, their dedication makes a difference every single day. We celebrate their commitment to service and thank them for being there when every second counts.

15/10/2026

[WATCH] Nutrition Week Awareness campaign targets healthy eating amongst children

In keeping with the , the Dietetics unit at Tembisa Hospital visited the Paediatric OPD to educate parents on the importance of providing healthy, balanced and age-appropriate meals for infants and young children. This took place on Wednesday, 15 October 2026.

The initiative aimed to raise awareness about proper nutrition during the early stages of childhood, highlighting how healthy eating supports growth, development and overall well-being.



Nutrition Week Awareness campaign targets healthy eating amongst childrenIn keeping with the , the Dietetics unit at Te...
15/10/2026

Nutrition Week Awareness campaign targets healthy eating amongst children

In keeping with the , the Dietetics unit at Tembisa Hospital visited the Paediatric OPD to educate parents on the importance of providing healthy, balanced and age-appropriate meals for infants and young children. This took place on Wednesday, 15 October 2026.

The initiative aimed to raise awareness about proper nutrition during the early stages of childhood, highlighting how healthy eating supports growth, development and overall well-being.



15/10/2026

[WATCH] Thembisa community come out in their numbers to screen for breast cancer

The community of Thembisa heeded the call by Tembisa Hospital to come and screen for breast cancer on the first of two days set for mammograms.

The X-ray unit at Tembisa Hospital invited women to have their mammograms done on 15 October and 22 October 2026.

Women are encouraged to screen for breast cancer as early detection saves lives.


Thembisa community come out in their numbers to screen for breast cancer The community of Thembisa heeded the call by Te...
15/10/2026

Thembisa community come out in their numbers to screen for breast cancer

The community of Thembisa heeded the call by Tembisa Hospital to come and screen for breast cancer on the first of two days set for mammograms.

The X-ray unit at Tembisa Hospital invited women to have their mammograms done on 15 October and 22 October 2026.

Women are encouraged to screen for breast cancer as early detection saves lives.


15/10/2026

[WATCH] Thembisa community come out in their numbers to screen for breast cancer

The community of Thembisa heeded the call by Tembisa Hospital to come and screen for breast cancer on the first of two days set for mammograms.

The X-ray unit at Tembisa Hospital invited women to have their mammograms done on 15 October and 22 October 2026.

Pulane Maenetja says screening is important as early detection saves lives.


15/10/2026

[WATCH] Thembisa community come out in their numbers to screen for breast cancer

The community of Thembisa heeded the call by Tembisa Hospital to come and screen for breast cancer on the first of two days set for mammograms.

The X-ray unit at Tembisa Hospital invited women to have their mammograms done on 15 October and 22 October 2026.

Granny Moagi shares her experience of how the screening went and encourages more women to take up the opportunity to screen for breast cancer.


14/10/2026

[WATCH] Tembisa Hospital celebrates National Nutrition Week 2026

Tembisa Hospital Dietetics unit held a celebratory function in honour of National Nutrition Week 2026 on Wednesday, 14 October 2026.

The function, held under the theme, "Creating Healthy Food Environment for Better Nutrition," allowed staff to have their Body Mass Index (BMI) screened, they were advised on how to create a healthy eating environment in the workplace, what to eat and how to prepare food.

Workplaces, schools, ECDs and families are encouraged to make healthier eating choices.
Workplaces can make healthy food environments by selling healthy food and including indigenous and traditional food options in workplace cafeterias and, by offering healthier meals and refreshment at meetings and events.
Schools and ECDs can encourage healthy lunch boxes to ensure the meals they are providing to learners are cooked healthy and are nutritionally balanced and also encourage school vendors to sell healthy meals and snacks.
Families must encourage healthy food environments by eating healthily at home, including indigenous and traditional food in their, eating food from their gardens and prepare healthy lunch boxes for their children.
Tembisa Hospital Dietatics Department encourages everyone to continue making sure that the environment they are in supports healthy eating.

takes place between 9 - 15 October annually.


Tembisa Hospital celebrates National Nutrition Week 2026Tembisa Hospital Dietetics unit held a celebratory function in h...
14/10/2026

Tembisa Hospital celebrates National Nutrition Week 2026

Tembisa Hospital Dietetics unit held a celebratory function in honour of National Nutrition Week 2026 on Wednesday, 14 October 2026.

The function, held under the theme, "Creating Healthy Food Environment for Better Nutrition," allowed staff to have their Body Mass Index (BMI) screened, they were advised on how to create a healthy eating environment in the workplace, what to eat and how to prepare food.

Workplaces, schools, ECDs and families are encouraged to make healthier eating choices.
Workplaces can make healthy food environments by selling healthy food and including indigenous and traditional food options in workplace cafeterias and, by offering healthier meals and refreshment at meetings and events.
Schools and ECDs can encourage healthy lunch boxes to ensure the meals they are providing to learners are cooked healthy and are nutritionally balanced and also encourage school vendors to sell healthy meals and snacks.
Families must encourage healthy food environments by eating healthily at home, including indigenous and traditional food in their, eating food from their gardens and prepare healthy lunch boxes for their children.
Tembisa Hospital Dietatics Department encourages everyone to continue making sure that the environment they are in supports healthy eating.

takes place between 9 - 15 October annually.


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