MEC Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko engaging mothers of the newborns and encouraging them to register the babies at the Department of Home Affairs offices based at Gauteng hospitals, as well as promoting immunisation and breastfeeding 🤱 #ChristmasBabies #MerryChristmas

MEC Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko presenting the mothers of the new born babies with gifts at Bertha Gxowa Hospital in Germinston #ChristmasBabies #MerryChristmas

The Minister of National Department of Health, Dr Joe Phaahla and MEC Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko are at Tambo Memorial Hospital to assess the impact of the incident on the functioning of the hospital and to give a status update #BoksburgExplosion

We are at Kwa-Masiza Hostel in Sebokeng where MEC Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko is launching the free First Responder Training offered by Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS as part of efforts to equip communities with required skills to respond to the commonly encountered emergencies #AsibeHealthyGP

The Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS is currently providing first responder training to the community of Kwa-Maziza Hostel in Sebokeng. The group is learning how to control bleeding, attend to fractures, care for wounds and respond to drowning victims in an emergency situation #AsibeHealthyGP

We are at Kwa-Masiza Hostel in Sebokeng where MEC Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko launched the free First Responder Training offered by Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS as part of efforts to equip communities with required skills to respond to the commonly encountered emergencies

MEDIA STATEMENT || TISH COMMUNITIES EQUIPPED WITH RESPONSE SKILLS FOR EMERGENCIES

The community of Kwa-Masiza Hostel in Sebokeng became the first cohort to undergo free First Responder Training. The training is part of Department’s efforts to equip communities with required skills to respond to the commonly encountered emergencies #AsibeHealthyGP

The Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS is providing First Responders Training that will equip the residents with lifesaving skills they can use in an emergency while awaiting qualified medical personnel #AsibeHealthyGP

WATCH: MEC Nomantu Nkomo Ralehoko speaks about the importance of assisting communities to be informed about the types of emergencies they can be faced with, and to teach residents about protective actions they should take in an urgent situation. #AsibeHealthyGP

The Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS is educating the community of Orient Hills on how to assist victims when they have convulsions, management of critical wounds such as stab wounds and gunshot wounds, victims with burns, and injuries #AsibeHealthyGP

WATCH: Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS instructor explains how to stop and treat bleeding by applying pressure and elevating the injury. To date, the the First Responder Training programme has reached more than 486 people based in TISH communities #AsibeHealthyGP

Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS WATCH: Ward Councilor Victor Molefe says the unemployment rate in Orient Hills is high and hopefully the First Responder Training will spark an interest in the youth to pursue careers in the medical field #AsibeHealthyGP

Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS Gauteng Provincial Gov Tshwane District Health Services SedibengDistrictHealthServices West Rand District Health Services Ekurhuleni Health District Johannesburg Health District Official_GautengEMS Bertha Gxowa Hospital Helen Joseph Hospital WATCH: Kevin Rantsue (25) says he is grateful for the opportunity to learn how to administer first aid because the next time he is faced with a medical emergency he will be skilled enough to deal with it #AsibeHealthyGP

NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT AS MEMBERS OF LEBONE COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY CARE COUNCIL LCOEC invites you to nominate person/s for the appointment to serve as members on the Council. Download Nomination Form Here: lcoec.ac.za/news/

[MUST SEE]: Marcel Weyer, from Lebone College of Emergency Care - LCOEC - GPG EMS educates the community on how to do Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a person. #AsibeHealthyGP

[MUST SEE]: Marcel Weyer, continues to demonstrates on how to save a choking baby. #AsibeHealthyGP