Brits District Hospital

12/03/2026

Pink thursday.

10/03/2026

09/03/2026

TB e a alafega!

Fa o lemoga matshwao a a tshwanang le:

• Go gotlhola go feta dibeke di le pedi
• Go fufula bosigo
• Go fokotsega mmele

Tsamaya kwa tleliniking go ya go tlhatlhobiwa. TB e alafiwa ka melemo e e nowang letsatsi le letsatsi mo dikgweding di ka nna 6.

Go botlhokwa go fetsa melemo yotlhe.

Ditirelo tsa TB di mahala kwa ditliliniking tsotlhe tsa puso.

09/03/2026

Early TB testing saves lives! Catching TB early means quicker treatment and less risk of spreading the disease. This means you can better protect your loved ones and the community around you.

03/03/2026

03/03/2026

WORLD HEARING DAY COMMEMORATION

Speech and Audiology Therapy Unit – Brits District Hospital

The Speech and Audiology Therapy Unit at Brits District Hospital commemorated World Hearing Day 2026 by hosting awareness campaign for hospital staff and members of the community, including individuals living with hearing loss.

The purpose of the event was to raise awareness about hearing loss in alignment with the 2026 global theme:

“From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children.”

This year’s campaign focused on two key imperatives:

Preventing avoidable childhood hearing loss

Ensuring early identification and care for children with ear or hearing problems

The program highlighted the importance of schools and communities as natural entry points to reach children, parents, and educators. By integrating hearing care into school health and child health programs, children can be supported early, enabling them to hear, learn, and succeed.

Presentations and Key Contributions

The event featured a presentation from Brits District Hospital, where local statistics on hearing loss within the Madibeng Municipality were shared. This provided valuable insight into the prevalence of hearing challenges in the area and reinforced the need for strengthened early detection and intervention programs.

Ms. Clementine from HearTronix delivered a comprehensive presentation on hearing loss, covering causes, prevention strategies, early warning signs, and available interventions. Her presentation emphasized the importance of routine hearing screenings and timely management.

Community Testimonials

One of the most impactful segments of the event was the testimonials from community members who were assisted by Brits District Hospital in acquiring hearing aids. They shared heartfelt stories about how receiving hearing aids significantly improved their quality of life — enhancing communication, restoring confidence, and strengthening relationships with family and friends.

Workplace Experiences

Ms. Letsoko staff member from BDH spoke candidly about the challenges of living with hearing loss in the working environment. She highlighted communication barriers, misunderstandings, and the need for greater workplace inclusivity and awareness.

Ms. Vicky staff member from BDH also shared her experiences working with individuals who have hearing loss. She discussed the challenges she encounters and emphasized the importance of patience, clear communication strategies, and increased awareness to create supportive environments.

The event successfully reinforced the importance of community engagement, early identification, prevention, and inclusive support systems. Through education, collaboration, and shared experiences, Brits District Hospital continues to champion accessible hearing care and advocate for a future where no child or adult is left behind due to preventable or untreated hearing loss.

02/03/2026

02/03/2026

We are pleased to announce that new signage has been installed at Brits District Hospital. This upgrade improves visibility and makes it easier for patients, visitors, and emergency services to navigate the hospital grounds safely and efficiently.

This enhancement reflects our ongoing commitment to providing quality healthcare services to the community of Brits. We remain dedicated to creating a welcoming, accessible, and patient-friendly environment for everyone we serve.

27/02/2026

27/02/2026

Staff members from Brits District Hospital proudly painted Bojanala District red and white as a powerful show of support for the 1.1 Million “Closing the Gap” Campaign.

Dressed in red and white, healthcare workers demonstrated unity and commitment to strengthening the fight against HIV and AIDS in the district. The campaign aims to close the gap by encouraging community members to know their HIV status and take immediate action.

The primary purpose of the initiative is to motivate the community to test for HIV. Early testing remains one of the most effective ways to control and ultimately end the spread of the virus. For those who test positive, immediate initiation on HIV treatment (Antiretroviral-ART) is strongly encouraged. Consistent treatment helps suppress the virus to undetectable levels, allowing individuals to live long, healthy lives while significantly reducing the risk of transmission.

By taking part in the “Paint Bojanala Red and White” initiative, staff at Brits District Hospital are not only raising awareness but also sending a clear message of hope — that through testing, early treatment, and community support, it is possible to suppress HIV and move closer to ending the epidemic.

27/02/2026

In line with the Health Calendar, the Dietitians and Health & Safety Unit proudly hosted a Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Campaign for staff at Brits District Hospital. 💚

The day was filled with energy, teamwork, and fun as staff members participated in:

🚶‍♂️ Fun Walk
💃 Aerobics
🏐 Netball
⚽ Soccer

The campaign aimed to promote physical activity, healthy living, and staff wellness while strengthening teamwork and morale. It was inspiring to see everyone come together in support of a healthier lifestyle!

A big thank you to all who participated and made the event a success. Let’s continue choosing health every day! 💪✨