Where in Pretoria you can get vaccinated

The roll-out of vaccinations in the country has been top of the agenda with many waiting for their turn to get the jab.

If you live in Pretoria and are looking to vaccinate here is what you need to know:

The Tshwane metro has 27 vaccination sites including a mobile bus that goes to sites vaccinating teachers.

The sites are spread out in various regions, allowing residents from different parts to gain access to them..

Who can vaccinate?

According to the Department of Health, the following groups are allowed to vaccinate:

– Healthcare workers – nurses, doctors, paramedics.

– People 60 years and older

– Educators – teachers, principals

– SAPS Police officials

– People who are between the ages of 50-59 are now eligible to register on the electronic vaccination data system as of July 1. Vaccination for this group will start on July 15.

-SANF members are set to start on July 8.

What do I need to register?

Full name and surname

ID/Passport

Contact number

Medical aid, if on medical aid

Are walk-ins allowed at vaccination sites?

The Gauteng Department of Health announced that walk-ins would be allowed at various vaccination sites for people within the categories specified.

If you are a healthcare practitioner, in the education sector or over the age of 60 you are allowed to walk into the nearest vaccination site and get your jab.

“While the walk-ins are allowed and are expected to accelerate the mass vaccination programme, it is still important that qualifying residents continue to register to avoid possible congestion at our vaccination sites,” said Tshwane mayor Randall Williams.

“In line with the direction from the provincial government, no one will be turned away in Tshwane.”

Here is a list of vaccination sites in Pretoria

East

University of Pretoria – Prinshoff North Building, Dr Savage Street.

CBD

FF Ribeiro (Old Council Chamber) – Sammy Marks Square, corner of Lilian Ngoyi and Madiba streets, Pretoria CBD

North

Pretoria North Club Rendezvous (Educators only) – 176 Emily Hobhouse Street, corner of Emily Hobhouse and Brits streets, PTA North

Pyramid Hall – 30 Fanie van Rensberg Street, Pyramid

Noweto

Refentse Clinic – 3194 Tambo Road, Stinkwater, Hammanskraal

Temba Community Health Centre – Stand 2475, Temba, Hammanskraal

Mandela Community Centre – 355 Lovers Street, Mandela Village, Hammanskraal

Temba Stadium – 912 Kholofelo Street, Unit D, Kudube, Temba

Mabopane Indoor Centre – 8551 Molefe Makinta Highway, Block C Mabopane

Suurman Clinic (Hall) – Stand no: 91, Suurman Road, Suurman

Phedisong 4, Community Healthcare Centre – 5808 Lenyai Street, Zone 4, Ga-Rankuwa

KT Motubatse Clinic (Hall) – 20941 Mahlangu Street, Soshanguve South Extension 14 (near Kopanong station)

Kekana Gardens (Hall) – 1078 Pfaranani, Kekana Gardens, Hammanskraal

Soshanguve Block JJ Clinic – 837 Molefe Makinta Street, Block JJ, Soshanguve

Mamelodi

Stanza Bopape Community Centre – 27401 Extension 5, corner of Rammapudu & Dhlangamandhla streets, Mamelodi East

Mamelodi hospital – 19427, corner of Tsamaya Road & Serapeng Avenue, Mamelodi East

Nellmapius Clinic – 494 Loeriesfontein Cresent, Nellmapius

Bronkhorstspruit

Rethabiseng Community Hall – Number 321 Rethabiseng, Cnr Nyembe and Mokoena streets

Zithobeni Clinic – 624 Kabini Street, Zithobeni

Moot

Tshwane Rehabilitation Hospital – corner of Dr Savage and Soutpansberg roads

Eersterust Community Healthcare Centre – corner of PS Fourie Drive and Hans Covedale Road West, Eersterust

West

Weskoppies Hospital – Ketjen Street, Pretoria West

Atteridgeville Hall – corner of Ramokgopa and Hlahla streets, Atteridgeville

Centurion

Olievenhoutbosch Hall

Laudium Community Healthcare Centre – 405 Bengal Street, Laudium

Rayton

Rayton Community Hall – 204, corner of Montrose and Oakley streets, Rayton.

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