Future Nurses Nursing school

03/09/2026

NATIONAL KIDNEY AWARENESS WEEK
1–5 September

At Future Nurses Nursing School, we join the National Kidney Awareness campaign by reminding our students, families and communities that looking after your kidneys is an important part of looking after your overall health.

WHY ARE YOUR KIDNEYS IMPORTANT?

Your kidneys work around the clock to remove waste and excess fluid from your blood. They also help regulate blood pressure and maintain the balance of fluids and minerals in your body.

WARNING SIGNS TO LOOK OUT FOR:
• Swelling in the feet, ankles or hands
• Changes in urination
• Blood in the urine
• Persistent tiredness
• Nausea or loss of appetite

PROTECT YOUR KIDNEYS BY:
💧 Drinking enough water
🥗 Eating a balanced diet
🏃🏾‍♀️ Staying active and maintaining a healthy weight
🩸 Monitoring your blood pressure and blood sugar
🩺 Having regular health check-ups, especially if you have diabetes or high blood pressure

Future Nurses Nursing School is committed to preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals. We encourage our students and community to learn, raise awareness and make kidney health a priority.

Your kidneys work hard for you. Take care of them.

www.futurenursesnursingschool.co.za

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01/09/2026

01/09/2026

🌸 NEW MONTH. NEW SEASON. NEW OPPORTUNITIES. 🌱

September brings a new season and a fresh opportunity to take a step towards your goals.

If you’ve been thinking about starting a new career, you still have the chance to apply!

Our sister company, Blackbird Media, has applications open for:

●Early Childhood Development
●Social Auxiliary Worker

📲 Visit the Blackbird Media page to learn more about the programmes and how to apply.

26/08/2026

🌿🩺 Traditional Medicine Week 🩺🌿 26-31 August 2026

This week, we recognise the important role traditional medicine continues to play in many communities. Traditional medicines are often used alongside or instead of conventional healthcare, making it important for healthcare professionals to understand their use and have open, respectful conversations with patients.

At Future Nurses Nursing School, we believe that future nurses must be equipped with knowledge to support patients with safe and informed healthcare choices.

👩🏽‍⚕️Future nurses must be prepared to:
✅ Respect patients’ cultural beliefs and practices
✅ Encourage patients to disclose the traditional medicines they use
✅ Promote safe use and awareness of possible interactions
✅ Encourage patients to seek professional medical advice when needed

Let’s promote respectful communication, patient safety and informed healthcare choices in every community.




www.futurenursesnursingschool.co.za
079 595 2414

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20/08/2026

📢 Applications Are Open!

Future Nurses Nursing School is proud to share an opportunity from our sister company, Blackbird-Media Media

Applications are currently OPEN for two programmes that are in high demand:

Social Auxiliary Worker Programme
A valuable career path for individuals passionate about supporting individuals, families and communities.

Early Childhood Development (ECD)
A rewarding field focused on the development, care and education of young children.

Take the first step towards building a career where your skills can make a difference.

For more information about the programmes, requirements and registration,
WhatsApp Blackbird-Media on 079 595 2414

06/08/2026

1 - 7 August 2026 📅 Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease Awareness Week

This week, we join the global community in raising awareness about Rheumatic Fever (RF) and Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD)—conditions that can be prevented through early diagnosis and timely treatment.

Rheumatic fever is a serious inflammatory disease that can develop after an untreated streptococcal (strep) throat infection. If left untreated, it can permanently damage the heart valves, resulting in Rheumatic Heart Disease.

💡 Did you know? • Rheumatic Fever most commonly affects children and adolescents between the ages of 5 and 15 years. • Early treatment of strep throat with the correct antibiotics can prevent Rheumatic Fever. • Rheumatic Heart Disease remains a significant cause of preventable heart disease in many communities. • Early diagnosis and ongoing medical care can improve health outcomes and quality of life.

❤️ Protect your heart:
✅ Seek medical attention for a persistent sore throat or fever.
✅ Complete the full course of antibiotics as prescribed.
✅ Attend regular follow-up appointments if you have a history of Rheumatic Fever.
✅ Learn the signs and symptoms, and help raise awareness in your community.

At Future Nurses Nursing School, we believe that education is the foundation of prevention. By empowering future healthcare professionals and educating our communities, we can work together to reduce the burden of preventable diseases.

🩺 Prevention starts with knowledge. Healthy hearts start with early action.

06/08/2026

We're excited to highlight another meaningful opportunity from our sister company, Blackbird Media! 💙

A career in Social Auxiliary Work is about more than finding a job—it's about supporting individuals, strengthening families, and making a lasting difference in communities.

Take a moment to explore the post below to learn about the role of a Social Auxiliary Worker, the programme details, entry requirements, and how you can begin your journey.

📲 For more information or to apply, WhatsApp 079 595 2414.

Your journey towards a career of compassion and purpose starts here.

05/08/2026

We're proud to share this opportunity from our sister company, Blackbird Media! 🎓💙

If you're passionate about helping people and making a positive impact in your community, the Social Auxiliary Worker Programme could be the perfect career path for you.

Click on the post below to learn more about the programme, entry requirements, career opportunities, and how to apply.

📲 For enquiries or to apply, WhatsApp 079 595 2414.

02/06/2026

FUTURE NURSES NURSING SCHOOL
❤️🩺 World Heart Rhythm Week 🩺 ❤️
This week, we raise awareness about heart rhythm disorders and the importance of maintaining a healthy heart. An irregular heartbeat, also known as arrhythmia, can affect people of all ages and may lead to serious health complications if left untreated.
Know the signs:
✔️ Palpitations or a racing heartbeat
✔️ Dizziness or light-headedness
✔️ Shortness of breath
✔️ Fatigue
✔️ Chest discomfort

A healthy lifestyle, regular check-ups, and early detection can help protect your heart and improve your quality of life.

❤️ Take care of your heart—every beat matters.

02/06/2026

June is National Youth Month – a time to celebrate the energy, resilience, and potential of South Africa's youth.

At Future Nurses Nursing School, we believe that education is one of the most powerful tools for empowering young people and creating opportunities for a brighter future.
This month, we honour the youth of 1976 and encourage today's generation to pursue their dreams, develop their skills, and become leaders in their communities.

Start your journey towards a rewarding healthcare career with us.
Call/WhatsApp: 079 595 2414

www.futurenursesnursingschool.co.za

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