OUT - EMH Joburg

01/04/2026

OUT LGBT Well-being introduces +Dr, a new medical practice in Pretoria dedicated to LGBT people. 🏳️‍🌈🩺 Specialised and welcoming services at reasonable rates, with medical aids accepted. Find out more here. ⬇️ https://out.org.za/out-lgbt-well-being-launches-dr-a-new-dedicated-affirming-health-service-for-lgbt-people-in-pretoria/

25/03/2026

Looking for healthcare where you won’t be judged?

+Dr in Pretoria is a medical practice that offers HIV care, PrEP, STI testing, substance use support, and general health services in a safe, LGBT-affirming space.

Opening from 1 April 2026.

📞 Book your appointment today: Call 012 430 3272 (office hours) or email clinic@out.org.za.

11/03/2026

A medical practice where you can be your full self — confidential, professional, and proudly LGBT-affirming. +Dr is opening soon in Pretoria. Watch this space or call 012 430 3272 for more info.

06/02/2026

OUT LGBT Well-being returns to Pretoria this April. And we’re launching +Dr, a bold new approach to health for gay and bi men. Watch this space or call 012 430 3272.

02/12/2025

🚨 Holiday Reminder!
OUT closes on 15 December 2025 & reopens early January 2026.

Make sure you’re stocked up on PrEP or ARVs for the festive season. Book your linkage appointment ASAP! 💊🌈

☎️ 064 981 4722
☎️ 060 909 2611

20/11/2025

will be joining the Gauteng dept of Health in Johannesburg on Thursday the 27th to celebrate the opening of the dept's brand new LGBT-friendly clinic.

Will you?

19/11/2025

We remember the healthcare services and workers that tirelessly worked to create safe spaces of community for

We stand in solidarity with the community. ✊
We remember the sacrificed, we will never forget the fallen. ❤🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

After USAID support was pulled under President Trump, several Johannesburg clinics providing vital services to transgender people have shut down. The South A...

19/11/2025

As week comes to a close, we choose to remember the silenced T of the LGBT community. We remember the sacrificed, we will never forget the fallen. We stand in solidarity with the Transgender community everywhere.

17/11/2025

OUT LGBT Well-Being's very own Sibonelo Ncanana-Trower now serves as Co-Chair of South Africa’s National Task Team (NTT) on SOGIESC matters — a national body working to prevent and respond to hate crimes and discrimination.

This appointment reflects years of dedicated work supporting survivors, strengthening referral networks, uplifting trans, intersex & LBQ voices, and ensuring justice is more than a slogan — it’s a reality.

Sibonelo’s priorities include:

🌍 Inclusivity for trans, intersex & LBQ communities
📊 Better data & accountability
💪 Community empowerment
⚖️ Survivor-centred justice
🤝 Stronger provincial collaborations

We’re incredibly proud of this moment for 'Leadership rooted in community and advocacy rooted in justice!

12/11/2025

From 28 Oct – 2 Nov 2025, OUT LGBT Well-being hosted the Building Bridges Exchange Visit — connecting activists, community orgs, and municipal leaders from South Africa 🇿🇦 and Germany 🇩🇪 to strengthen LGBTIQ+ inclusion and public health.

Together with partners like The Other Foundation, City of Gqeberha, and Municipality of Braunschweig, we explored ways to make cities more inclusive and supportive for LGBTIQ+ communities.

Highlights included the Eastern Cape Premier’s pledge to establish four gender-affirming clinics and plans for a five-year Gqeberha–Braunschweig exchange programme!

Thank you to all our amazing partners and delegates for making this collaboration a success. 💪🏽

11/11/2025

Join us for an important SAHCS CME Webinar!

Topic: Harm Reduction for Chemsex in the South African Setting
🗓️ Thursday, 13 November 2025 | 17h30–19h30 (SAST)
🎓 Accredited for 1 Clinical + 1 Ethical CPD point

Hear from experts Dr Naeem Cassim, Dr Andrew Scheibe, Dr Johan Hugo & Mr Dawie Nel as they unpack chemsex, harm reduction, and practical approaches for clinicians and community health workers.

👉 Register now: https://bit.ly/4i1rZvR

07/11/2025

🌈OUT on Air🎤 - OUT LGBT Well-Being's own Sive Mjindi recently joined ’s “On The Talk” to discuss the ongoing barriers LGBTQIA+ people face in accessing quality, stigma-free sexual health services in South Africa.
For many in our community, cost of health, fear of discrimination, and a lack of affirming care still stand between them and the services they deserve. Through programs like OUT Yeoville's to Care, OUT continues to bridge this gap — providing linkage to the Gauteng Health Department and maintaining dignity, respect and access to healthcare for all.
We’re proud to see voices like Sive’s representing our mission to make South Africa’s public health system more inclusive, compassionate and evidence based.