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⭐️ REMINDER: ADSA member renewals ⭐️ The payment period for renewal of your 2026 ADSA membership period was open from 1 ...
02/04/2026

⭐️ REMINDER: ADSA member renewals ⭐️

The payment period for renewal of your 2026 ADSA membership period was open from 1 January, with final payment due 31 March 2026.

To remain an active member for 2026, please log in and renew your membership. After 31 March 2026, those who have not paid their 2026 fees will no longer have access to their member benefits.

Whether you’re a practicing dietitian, a student, or a nutrition professional abroad, ADSA offers membership categories designed to support every stage of your career. Renew now to avoid interruptions to your benefits! 💙

Big things are happening at ADSA! 💙Our latest newsletter is out NOW! ⭐️ Bringing you the latest insights, updates from t...
31/03/2026

Big things are happening at ADSA! 💙
Our latest newsletter is out NOW! ⭐️

Bringing you the latest insights, updates from the Executive Committee, CPD opportunities, and what’s coming in 2026. 🙏🏻

✨Including details on the ADSA Roadshow and Nutrition Congress 2026! ✨

26/03/2026

TODAY: Part 3 of our Obesity Webinar Series! 💻

Come and learn: Dietary approaches to the management of obesity!

⭐️ Presented by Ms Ashleigh Caradas - Registered dietitian, in private practice.

Have you seen part 1 and 2? 🤩

Each webinar is accredited for 1 general CEU. To maximise your learning experience, we recommend you watch all three webinars and qualify for 3 general CEUs.

Webinar recordings will be made available after the live sessions!

Date: 26 March
Time: 12h30 – 13h30
Format: Live webinar (recordings will be available afterwards on ADSA Learn)
Cost: R250 (ADSA members receive member discount)

View the activity: https://adsa.org.za/product/obesity-3-part-webinar-series/

ADSA Executive Committee… but make it baby edition ✨Tiny humans, BIG roles 💼From future leaders to strategic thinkers (a...
24/03/2026

ADSA Executive Committee… but make it baby edition ✨

Tiny humans, BIG roles 💼

From future leaders to strategic thinkers (and probably a few snack negotiators in between 😄), our Exec Committee has been destined for greatness from day one!

Because behind every powerful professional… was once a very cute baby 🤍

🚗🛫 ADSA Roadshow 2026! 📍The ADSA Roadshow for 2026 is coming to a city near you this May! 🎓In addition to an interactive...
20/03/2026

🚗🛫 ADSA Roadshow 2026!

📍The ADSA Roadshow for 2026 is coming to a city near you this May!

🎓In addition to an interactive workshop on professional practice in dietetics, led by ADSA executive committee members, the roadshow will feature essential updates on women’s nutrition.

⭐️ Thandeka Mhlanga, experienced sport nutrition dietitian, will share her expertise on fueling the female athlete and Catherine Day, dietitian and author, will focus on managing women’s health through nutrition.

📆 More information on venues and times, with your specific registration link to follow. Save the date!

19/03/2026

TODAY: Part 2 of our Obesity Webinar Series on ADSA Learn 💻

⭐️ Part 2: Current developments in the management of obesity: What does it mean in the South African context? presented by Prof Tess van der Merwe - Specialist endocrinologist and Extra-ordinary clinical professor and researcher, Department of Health Sciences, University of Pretoria.

⭐️ Next Week is Part 3: Dietary approaches to the management of obesity, presented by Ms Ashleigh Caradas - Registered dietitian, in private practice.

Each webinar is accredited for 1 general CEU. To maximise your learning experience, we recommend you watch all three webinars and qualify for 3 general CEUs.

Webinar recordings will be made available after the live sessions!

Date: 12, 19 and 26 March
Time: 12h30 – 13h30
Format: Live webinar (recordings will be available afterwards on ADSA Learn)
Cost: R250 (ADSA members receive member discount)

View the activity: https://adsa.org.za/product/obesity-3-part-webinar-series/

NEW: Obesity 3-Part Webinar Series on ADSA Learn 💻 This activity comprises a three-part 1-hour webinar series, focusing ...
10/03/2026

NEW: Obesity 3-Part Webinar Series on ADSA Learn 💻

This activity comprises a three-part 1-hour webinar series, focusing on Obesity.

⭐️ Part 1: An overview of recent guidelines on the management of obesity, presented by Prof Celeste Naude - Associate Professor and Chief Researcher, Centre for Evidence-based Health Care, Stellenbosch University

⭐️ Part 2: Current developments in the management of obesity: What does it mean in the South African context? presented by Prof Tess van der Merwe - Specialist endocrinologist and Extra-ordinary clinical professor and researcher, Department of Health Sciences, University of Pretoria.

⭐️ Part 3: Dietary approaches to the management of obesity, presented by Ms Ashleigh Caradas - Registered dietitian, in private practice.

Each webinar is accredited for 1 general CEU. To maximise your learning experience, we recommend you watch all three webinars and qualify for 3 general CEUs.

Webinar recordings will be made available after the live sessions!

Date: 12, 19 and 26 March
Time: 12h30 – 13h30
Format: Live webinar (recordings will be available afterwards on ADSA Learn)
Cost: R250 (ADSA members receive member discount)

View the activity: https://adsa.org.za/product/obesity-3-part-webinar-series/

🌸 International Women’s Day | 8 MarchWhen we give knowledge, care, and support, we help women build healthier futures fo...
08/03/2026

🌸 International Women’s Day | 8 March

When we give knowledge, care, and support, we help women build healthier futures for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Dietitians play an important role in empowering women through evidence-based nutrition guidance, supporting wellbeing at every stage of life.

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the power of nourishment, education, and community, because when we give, we truly gain.

💚 Together, let’s continue supporting women’s health through nutrition, knowledge, and care.

07/03/2026

Today is World Obesity Day, and we at Grow Great are raising awareness about the pressing issue of obesity in South Africa and around the world. There is a need for more healthier food systems, environments and support for families in the world

The obesity rate has been increasing drastically in both adults and children, with over 1 billion people living with obesity around the world. In South Africa, this issue becomes even more complex, given the severe nutrition challenges experienced with undernutrition, stunting and obesity existing side by side, often in the same communities and within the same households.

At Grow Great, we believe that the first 1 000 days of life, from pregnancy to a child's second birthday, is the most important time for a child's development and their future. It is important that children receives the right nutrition earlier on, to support growth, build stronger bodies and support brain development, to reduce the risk of health problems later in life. This includes obesity.

Prevention is possible, and it starts early. Through the Grow Great Flourish programme, mothers are guided and supported through pregnancy and ealry motherhood, to ensure they recieve the right information. Through Grow Great Champions, community health workers support families and monitor childrens growth to encourage healthy development.

Preventing stunting is at the forefront of what we do, but saving lives is at the heart of our campaign, and that includes preventing obesity too, so that children and families have a better chance at succeeding.



ADSA | UNICEF | WHO South Africa | World Health Organization (WHO) | | Heart & Stroke

04/03/2026

Today is World Obesity Day, and we at Grow Great are raising awareness about the pressing issue of obesity in South Africa and around the world. There is a need for more healthier food systems, environments and support for families in the world

The obesity rate has been increasing drastically in both adults and children, with over 1 billion people living with obesity around the world. In South Africa, this issue becomes even more complex, given the severe nutrition challenges experienced with undernutrition, stunting and obesity existing side by side, often in the same communities and within the same households.

At Grow Great, we believe that the first 1 000 days of life, from pregnancy to a child's second birthday, is the most important time for a child's development and their future. It is important that children receives the right nutrition earlier on, to support growth, build stronger bodies and support brain development, to reduce the risk of health problems later in life. This includes obesity.

Prevention is possible, and it starts early. Through the Grow Great Flourish programme, mothers are guided and supported through pregnancy and ealry motherhood, to ensure they recieve the right information. Through Grow Great Champions, community health workers support families and monitor childrens growth to encourage healthy development.

Preventing stunting is at the forefront of what we do, but saving lives is at the heart of our campaign, and that includes preventing obesity too, so that children and families have a better chance at succeeding.



National Department of Health (South Africa) | UNICEF | ADSA | World Health Organization | DGMT | Heart & Stroke

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