Brits District Hospital

02/04/2026

BDH staff observe Easter with a commemorative service.

27/03/2026

In alignment with this year’s theme, “Yes! We Can End TB,” the Outpatient Department commemorated the tuberculosis awareness campaign by providing educational information for both staff and patients. This initiative empowered individuals with essential information regarding the prevention, early detection, and treatment of tuberculosis.

The department's commitment to promoting health awareness is instrumental in the collective effort to combat TB, reinforcing the message that together, we can eliminate this disease.

27/03/2026

📢 HELP US LOCATE THE FAMILY OF MR. MATHEMBA DAVID

Brits District Hospital is kindly requesting the community’s assistance in locating the relatives or next of kin of Mr. Mathemba David (Date of Birth: 1960).

Mr. Mathemba David is deceased, and his body is currently at the hospital mortuary. Unfortunately, his family’s whereabouts are unknown.

We appeal to anyone who may have information that can help us locate his relatives to please come forward.

📞 For more information, please contact:
Social worker
Ms Deliwe Lebethe
012 381 7037

🙏 Your assistance in sharing this message or providing information will be greatly appreciated.

26/03/2026

In raising awareness for cervical cancer, staff members continue to wear pink clothing as a symbol of support and solidarity with those living with and bravely fighting cervical cancer. By doing so, we not only show compassion, but also help spread awareness about the importance of early detection, regular screening, and access to treatment. Together, we stand united in hope, strength, and the fight against cancer.

24/03/2026

Tracing the family of Mr Armold Mahlaule.

We request assistance in tracing the family of Mr Armando Mahlaule is an elderly male, estimated to be over 74 years of age. It is believed that his paternal relatives reside in Malamulele and Phalaborwa. Extended family members include Idah Khoza and Nkosinathi Khoza. His children are reportedly living in Johannesburg, though their names remain unknown.

If anyone has information regarding Mr. Mahlaule's family, please contact Mukangwe N, a social worker at Brits Hospital, at 072 530 3801 via WhatsApp or 012 381 7068 for phone calls.

20/03/2026

20/03/2026

20/03/2026

The BDH open day comes to a close on Red Friday. Thanks are in order for the Madibeng community who took the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the services provided by Brits District Hospital.

19/03/2026

Ms Hadi enjoyed exceptional service at the BDH open day event held at Brits Mall.

Tomorrow marks our final day; seize this opportunity and join us with your family, friends, and colleagues.

19/03/2026

OPEN DAY: DAY 2

Brits District Hospital is still here for you!

We’re continuing to provide health services at Brits Mall (Entrance 3, opposite House & Home).

Come through and get yourself screened – your health matters!
Don’t miss this opportunity to check in on your well-being.