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Patients who miss their scheduled pick-up date can still collect their medication within 28 days without penalty.
A scaled-up approach to strengthen HIV counselling services during every patient interaction at clinics.
Prescriptions for stable patients on ART will be automatically renewed without requiring a new appointment.
Stable patients on chronic medication such as ART will be able to receive prescriptions for up to six months at a time, reducing the need to visit clinics frequently.
Residents are encouraged to participate in the annual drowning prevention awareness campaign by following safety messages and sharing them widely across digital platforms. The campaign focuses on water safety education and responsible behaviour around all water bodies, including private swimming pools, rivers, streams, stormwater drains, and canals.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development, in partnership with NGOs and other organisations, provides immediate relief to vulnerable residents during winter, including warm meals, food parcels, hygiene packs, blankets, clothing, and baby items. This support is especially targeted at those affected by flooding and living in informal settlements.
Residents and businesses can support winter relief efforts by donating to the Cape Care Fund, which channels contributions to credible organisations that assist indigent households. This is a way to help sustain vital social services during harsh weather.
The DSD funds 54 non-profit organisations that operate 102 Community Nutritional Development Centres and 16 Community kitchens, which provide food to over 18,000 beneficiaries each month. These services are ongoing and essential for food security in the province.
The DSD has allocated R31 million for the 2025/2026 financial year to support 37 NPO-run shelters for homeless adults across the Western Cape. These shelters offer temporary accommodation, assessments, counselling, skills development, and reintegration support to up to 6,000 individuals annually.
The Western Cape government has declared that it is open to increased investment from Canada, particularly in sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and trade.
Community members can attend public meetings hosted by Minister Simmers and department officials to learn about the current status and future plans for the Welmoed housing development.
Individuals of any age can undergo formal hearing assessments to identify hearing loss.
