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Families of young children with hearing loss can access weekly therapy sessions to support language development.
Individuals with severe or profound hearing loss may be evaluated for cochlear implants and receive surgical implantation if eligible.
Infants can be screened for hearing loss shortly after birth to detect any issues early.
People diagnosed with hearing loss may be fitted with hearing aids to improve auditory function.
Jobseekers can register to receive a free GABS Gold Card preloaded with trips. The voucher allows them to travel to job interviews, training sessions, and work opportunities without cost, helping overcome transportation barriers.
A child-friendly, animated educational programme that teaches children aged 5-11 about organ donation, body awareness, and compassion. It uses videos, stories from real donor and recipient families, toys, and interactive tools to help learners, teachers, and families understand the life-saving impact of organ donation.
The Western Cape Government is distributing smoke alarms to residents in informal settlements and high fire risk areas across the province. These alarms are part of a broader fire safety initiative aimed at preventing fatalities and injuries from house fires.
Vegetable farmers in the Western Cape can now export a range of vegetables to Botswana after the import restrictions were lifted in two phases. Phase 1 began in December 2024 and includes vegetables like turmeric, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, green peas, broccoli, cauliflower, and eggplant. Phase 2, starting on 1 April 2025, will allow exports of beetroot, butternut, cabbage, carrot, garlic, ginger, lettuce, onions, potatoes, sweet pepper, tomato, and watermelons.
Postbank plans to incrementally increase service points across the Western Cape, including roving teams visiting areas without fixed locations. The public will be informed through social media and municipal channels when new sites open.
The Western Cape Government is distributing side mirror stickers that display the message 'Can you see a cyclist?' to remind drivers and passengers to check their side mirrors before opening car doors, helping prevent accidents involving cyclists.
An advanced digital system to electronically transmit prescriptions, allowing patients to access medication more efficiently and reduce physical visits to clinics.
Patients can collect their repeat prescriptions without needing to visit a clinic each time, helping maintain continuity of care while reducing strain on clinics.
