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Health district celebrates Women’s Month with wellness, empowerment

West Rand Health District employees celebrated Women’s Day by engaging in empowering discussions that highlighted their strength and resilience.

The West Rand District of Health Services (WRDHS) celebrated Women’s Day to empower their employees.

On August 8, the women gathered at the Dekker Street Hall, and the WRDHS chairperson for the women’s forum, Argyle Shabalala, explained that this was a commemoration for the employees’ health and wellness.

Malebo Molale and Precious Dimo.

There were around 150 attendees, where empowering topics such as marriage contracts and breast and bra awareness.

She describes the day not as excitement, but empowerment, which destresses them and lets them know they do not have to carry everything alone.

Argyle Shabalala and Basetsaua Mereva.

“There is a saying that a woman holds the knife by the sharp end, which emphasises their strength, and we want to destigmatise this, and that women can also be soft,” she concluded.

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