Sedibeng District Health Services

23/06/2026

Typhoid is acquired by consuming food or water contaminated with Salmonella Typhi. Wash hands with soap and clean water after using the toilet, before eating, cooking, or feeding children.

23/06/2026

📢 NASI ISPANI!!!

Be part of a patient‑centred, clinician‑led, stakeholder‑driven healthcare service.

Exciting opportunities are now open across facilities in the province, including posts for a Medical Officer, Podiatrist, Mortuary Supervisor, Financial Controller and more.

If you’re committed to strengthening our health system and serving the people of Gauteng, apply now via the official e‑Recruitment portal: jobs.gauteng.gov.za/Public/Departm…

Let’s build a healthier, more resilient province together.

23/06/2026

Glaucoma is the silent thief of sight. It often develops without pain or early symptoms and can lead to permanent blindness if not detected and treated early. Many people do not know they have glaucoma until their vision is already affected.

If you are over 40, have diabetes, high blood pressure or a family history of glaucoma, do not wait for symptoms. Protect your vision. Get your eyes checked at your nearest public health facility. �

23/06/2026

22/06/2026

MEDIA STATEMENT || TEMPORARY RELOCATION OF SELECTED SERVICES AT LEVAI MBATHA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE

22/06/2026

22/06/2026

Sr Ncamisile Nxumalo from Ratanda Main clinic talking everything to do with HIV prevention methods

22/06/2026

The Department’s CEOs are meeting with the Acting Head of Department, Dr Darion Barclay at the CEO Forum to discuss progress on the Infrastructure Service Delivery Agreement resolutions. The engagement focuses on strengthening accountability and accelerating infrastructure projects to ensure healthcare facilities are safe, functional, and responsive to the needs of communities.

21/06/2026

Today is .

Over 400,000 babies are born with in sub-Saharan every year.

Greater awareness, genetic counselling, early diagnosis and access to comprehensive care are essential to reducing the burden of sickle cell disease and improving health outcomes across the Region.

Learn more about sickle cell disease; https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/sickle-cell-disease