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Western Cape Health Minister Student Wellness False Bay Tvet College

False Bay TVET College

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Source domain: falsebaycollege.co.za

Collected on 13 July 2026

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This is a news-style webpage article from False Bay TVET College about a visit by Western Cape Health Minister Dr Nomafrench Mbombo to promote student health and wellness. On Friday, she visited the college’s Khayelitsha Campus as part of a Western Cape-wide awareness campaign, and Higher Health donated mobile clinics (each with a professional nurse) to provide services such as TB testing, vaccination, screening, and support including mental health, HIV, TB, and gender-based violence. The article also includes statements from college representatives about holistic student development and the importance of regular testing and screening.

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Mobile Clinic Health Services

Students and staff at False Bay TVET College can access free health services through mobile clinics donated by Higher Health. These clinics provide TB testing, vaccination, screening for diabetes, hypertension, mental health, HIV, gender-based violence support, sexual and reproductive health, financial wellbeing advice, and help with alcohol and substance abuse.

Who it is for
students and staff at False Bay TVET College
How to act on it
Attend the mobile clinic at the Khayelitsha Campus when it is present; no application or registration required.
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The clinics offer many of the same services available at primary healthcare facilities.

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Western Cape

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The article also includes statements from college

Key Takeaways

  • Western Cape Health Minister: Dr Nomafrench Mbombo
  • Visit date: Friday (no specific date provided)
  • Location: False Bay TVET College Khayelitsha Campus
  • Purpose: promote health and wellness among young people; Western Cape-wide awareness campaign at TVET colleges
  • Higher Health donated mobile clinics; each includes a professional nurse
  • Mobile clinic services mentioned: TB testing, vaccination, screening (including diabetes, hypertension, and mental health)
  • Health issues highlighted: HIV, TB, gender-based violence, mental health, financial wellbeing, sexual and reproductive health, alcohol and substance abuse
  • College representatives: Ms Didi Assure-Wertheim (Academic Manager) and Ms Anethemba Mgijima (Vice-chairperson of the Student Representative Council)
  • Western Cape Health Minister Dr Nomafrench Mbombo
  • False Bay TVET College
  • Higher Health
  • Higher Health mobile clinics
  • Student Representative Council (False Bay TVET College)
  • Ms Didi Assure-Wertheim
  • Ms Anethemba Mgijima
  • Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)