Injisuthi Clinic hosts an Open Day

More than 400 people were present on the day and received advice, information and tests from various health departments

November 10, 2017

Ronelle Mungaroo Less than a minute

Health workers from specialist departments were present on the Open Day to advise and provide services.

Community members, stakeholders and guests were part of an Open Day at Injisuthi Clinic on September 6.

The purpose of the day was to provide information about the services offered at the clinic.

Reverend Mbili (far right) opens in prayer.

More than 400 people were present on the day and received advice, information and tests from various health departments, including HIV/Aids testing and counselling, speech therapy, audiology and physiotherapy.

These services and more are available at Injisuthi Clinic, with the teams visiting once a month.

Learners from local schools had their faces painted.

Children had fun having their faces painted while their elders took advantage of the services provided at the Open Day.

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November 10, 2017

Ronelle Mungaroo Less than a minute

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