HIGHER HEALTH urges university leadership to prioritise safety HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia shares more about why they are urging university leadership to prioritise safety at institutions in anticipation of the fourth wave of COVID-19.
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Focus on mental health of students Thembikile Mrototo is in discussion with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia about the mental toll exacted on many of South Africa’s university because of the pandemic, loadshedding and various other factors.
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UCT Council votes in favour for mandatory vaccination Aldrin Sampear is in discussion with HIGHER HEALTH CEO Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia following the Council of the University of Cape Town’s overwhelmingly favourable vote for mandatory vaccination to access campus. The policy will come into effect on the first of January.
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“Regulated, but not mandatory vaccination for staff and students”Amid concern that COVID-19 vaccinations in South Africa are not meeting the set targets, the higher education and training sector is once again calling on students to get vaccinated. This as some universities have been contemplating mandatory vaccination for both staff and students and that those not vaccinated must undergo weekly testing at their own cost. HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, takes a look at the ethics around this matter.
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Call on students to vaccinatePresenter is in conversation with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, about students been called on to vaccinate before going back to tertiary classes.
TO WATCH THE DISCUSSION ON NEWZROOM AFRIKA PLEASE CLICK HEREDiscussion on the effects of COVID-19 on familiesA panel discussion on the emotional and developmental effect of COVID-19 on children, high school and university students due to limited social interaction with Likho Bottoman, Director for Social Cohesion DBE; Prof Boitumelo Diale, Educational Psychologist at the University of Johannesburg; Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, CEO of HIGHER HEALTH; and Khanyisile Mateke from Rhodes University.
TO WATCH THE DISCUSSION ON NEWZROOM AFRIKA PLEASE CLICK HEREEncouraging vaccination rather than mandatingAs some companies are considering the possibility of implementing mandatory vaccination, the post-schooling education and training sector has been advised to give more time for the national vaccination drive to mature before introducing harder mandatory vaccination approaches. This plea comes after some universities have been contemplating mandatory vaccination for staff and students. HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, explains the agency’s role in encouraging individuals, including students, to be vaccinated.
TO LISTEN TO THE POWER FM INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREUniversities contemplating mandatory vaccinationsAs some companies are considering the possibility of implementing mandatory vaccinations, the post-schooling education and training sector has been advised to give more time for the national vaccination drive to mature before introducing harsher mandatory vaccination approaches. The CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, explains the agency’s role in encouraging individuals, including students, to be vaccinated.
TO WATCH THE sabc 2 morning live INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREDebating mandatory vaccinations at universitiesWhile institutions of higher learning debate mandatory vaccinations, HIGHER HEALTH says while students could be required to produce negative COVID-19 tests before attending contact classes, enforcing vaccinations would be premature. HIGHER HEALTH CEO – Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia – stresses that the focus must rather be on addressing vaccine hesitancy and promoting vaccinations.
TO WATCH THE NEWZROOM AFRIKA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREVarsities consider mandatory vaccinationsWhile institutions of higher learning debate mandatory vaccinations, HIGHER HEALTH says university and college students could be required to produce negative COVID-19 tests before attending contact classes. HIGHER HEALTH CEO – Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia – shares more information on this topic.
TO WATCH THE enca INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREWhat is next in South Africa’s COVID-19 trajectory?Over 13.8 million vaccine doses have been administered in the country. This includes the post-schooling education and training sector which is playing a major part in making vaccination appealing and accessible to the 2.5 million youth who have recently become eligible. Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia – HIGHER HEALTH CEO – joins in for more on this.
TO WATCH THE SABC NEWS INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH on the COVID-19 vaccine rolloutApproximately 14 million vaccine doses have been administered in South Africa. The National Department of Health says that one quarter of South African Adults have been fully vaccinated. Stephen Grootes is in discussion with the Higher Health CEO Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout strategy.
TO LISTEN TO THE SAFM INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH releases set of instruments to implement the sectoral GBV Policy FrameworkSouth Africa has taken a step towards curbing gender based violence at institutions of higher learning. HIGHER HEALTH South Africa has released a set of instruments, guidelines and protocols that will help turn the sectoral GBV policy framework into practical implementation across campuses at institutions of higher learning. The document containing these protocols was released during a webinar on GBV in the higher education sector.
TO LISTEN TO THE CHANNEL AFRICA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH releases instruments to help strengthen the fight against GBVOn Friday, 27 August, HIGHER HEALTH released instruments that will help strengthen the fight against gender based violence at tertiary institutions. The agency aims to encourage management, unions and student leaders to take personal accountability through a policy framework. Higher Education and Training Minister, Blade Nzimande, launched that framework in 2020.
TO WATCH THE ENCA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREGender based violence, femicide and mental health at tertiary institutionsAs the country is still reeling with shock from the brutal murder of Nosicelo Mtebeni, another tragedy has struck the University of Fort Hare. A student died after falling from a building in a suspected suicide incident. The CEO of Higher Health, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, discusses security, mental health and general wellness as well as measures taken to ensure that Fort Hare students can get counselling.
TO WATCH THE SABC INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREFocus on GBV in universitiesThe presenter is in discussion with Thobekile Finger, Director at HIGHER HEALTH, about the brutal killing of University of Fort Hare student and the measures available to all students to help.
TO LISTEN TO THE LESEDI FM INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREHigher education COVID-19 vaccination driveHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, speaks to Channel Africa about the post-schooling education and training sector’s COVID-19 vaccination drive.
TO LISTEN TO THE CHANNEL AFRICA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREHigher education mourns loss of young lives to linked GBV-mental health epidemicsHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, discusses the actions to be taken following the tragic incidents at the University of Fort Hare this past week.
TO WATCH THE NEWZROOM AFRICA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREHigher education readies to vaccinate 18-35 year old students and staffHigher Health – the health, wellness and development centre of the post schooling education and training sector (PSET) – is helping all public and private institutions, including skills-based learning centres, get ready to vaccinate staff and students who are 18 to 35 years old. To discuss this further is HIGHER HEALTH CEO Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia.
TO WATCH THE NEWZROOM AFRICA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREStudent mental healthWits University has lost two students to suicide in the last two weeks. The institution’s SRC has called on the university to have a 24-hour window period opened to all students who might feel pressured without being subjected to any documentation process. Interviews with SRC president and CEO of HIGHER HEALTH.
TO WATCH THE NEWZROOM AFRICA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREIn conversation with HIGHER HEALTH on the impact of COVID-19 on studentsAs part of Youth Month, the Minister of Higher Education and Training Dr. Blade Nzimande, visited the Cape Peninsula University of Technology and received the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 on students in the post-school education system conducted by HIGHER HEALTH and the HSRC. Higher Health CEO Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, discusses the results of the study.
TO LISTEN TO THE CHANNEL AFRICA INTERVIEW PLEASE CLICK HEREThe Pandemic’s impact on youth and studentsProf Ahluwalia unpacks the results of the study of COVID-19 on students, which has not been a focus of much other research. Students are the same young people who grapple with family loss and economic stress.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREMinister Nzimande releases results on the impact of COVID-19 on studentsMister Nzimande expresses appreciation of HIGHER HEALTH’s PSET COVID-19 response sighting the training of 12 000 students to help implement guidance and protocols designed to protect campus communities and the broadersociety.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREDr Blade Nzimande released the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 on youth and studentsAs part of Youth Month, the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Dr Blade Nzimande released the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 on youth and students. The findings confirmed the extent of the lockdown on factors crucial to student ability to follow education and training, including internet connectivity; access to devices, data and study material; financial struggles; food security; loss of social contact; loss of family members; access to transport, medical care and chronic medication. Minister Nzimande and Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, the CEO of HIGHER HEALTH explain how the lessons will get the sector and the country closer to the end of this pandemic – and be more prepared when a similar serious public health emergency happens in the future.
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Infection spikes at TUTProf (Dr) Ahluwalia, CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, speaks to The Pulse on Newzroom Afrika supporting the move by the Tshwane University of Technology to close its doors in response to the cluster outbreak. As he says the virus does not spare anyone.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERETUT suspends all contact lectures after student dies of Covid-19Following the death of a student due to COVID-19 related complications, the Tshwane University of Technology has suspended all contact lectures and resumed online teaching and learning. Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, unpacks the high numbers of infections across the country.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERECalls for government to ramp up its rollout of vaccinesThere are growing calls for government to ramp up its rollout of vaccines as it is crucial to controlling the coronavirus as the third wave of infections looms. The country has recorded 4 424 new infections in the past 24 hours testing cycle with 93 deaths. Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, the CEO of HIGHER HEALTH discusses this and other COVID-19 related developments.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREGrowing concern that SA could experience substantial third wave of COVID-19 infectionsFollowing the recent announcement by the Health Department that COVID-19 variants dominant in the UK and India have been detected in the country, there is now growing concern that South Africa could experience a substantial third wave of Coronavirus infections. To share information about mutant variants and how the virus is acting is Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia, HIGHER HEALTH CEO.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREIndia’s second wave and what SA can learnPresenter is in discussion with Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, CEO of Higher Health, about the coronavirus pandemic in India and what South Africa can learn from this COVID-19 variant.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHow to navigate Covid-19 mutationsThe National Institute for Communicable Diseases says it continues to monitor Covid-19 trends both nationally and abroad. The National Institute for Communicable Diseases has confirmed that the B.1.617 variant COVID-19 variant currently affecting India has not been detected in South Africa. Presenter is in discussion with Higher Health CEO Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia about the Covid-19 variant in India.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HEREWill the mutated Covid-19 variant pose a danger to South Africa?The Health Ministry has noted concerns on social media about the possible import into South Africa of the Coronavirus variant discovered in India. Prof (Dr) Ramneek Ahluwalia, CEO of Higher Health, discusses the so-called double mutant Covid-19 variant and the crisis in India.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH – Health, psychosocial support for UCT studentsThe Minister of Higher Education, Dr. Blade Nzimande, has sought the involvement of HIGHER HEALTH, an agency of his department concerned with the health and mental wellbeing of students. To discuss the matter the presenter is joined by HIGHER HEALTH Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Ramneek Ahluwalia.
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TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHeadline news – HIGHER HEALTH concerned over cluster outbreaks within student communitiesHIGHER HEALTH has expressed concern with reports of cluster COVID-19 outbreaks within student communities. This comes as over a hundred students have tested positive for the virus at the University of Pretoria. HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia has told the SABC they have scaled up their screening and testing numbers to over 6 000.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE – PART 2Newsbreak – HIGHER HEALTH cautions students to be responsibleThere are concerns over the increase of Covid-19 positive cases at institutions of higher learning. This follows a cluster outbreak at the University of Pretoria where 115 students tested positive for the virus since the 19th of March.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE – PART 3eNCA reports on possible cluster outbreaks within student communities – 5 April 2021The Department of Higher Learning and Training has urged institutions, students and staff to continue following COVID-19 safety protocols. There’s growing concern of possible cluster outbreaks at institutions of higher learning. This comes after more than a hundred students from the University of Pretoria tested positive for the virus since the 19th of March. Includes interview with Dr (Prof) Ahluwalia, CEO of HIGHER HEALTH.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREInterview with Dr (Prof) Ahluwalia with Newzroom Afrika’s Stephen GrootesThe University of Pretoria has confirmed that the number of students who have tested positive for covid-19 has increased to 100. The institution says management believes that the virus has been contracted off campus at one of their pubs or restaurants. Higher Health CEO, Prof Ramneek Ahluwalia joins in for more.Newzroom Afrika.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH on a mission to contain student cluster outbreakHigher Health is on a mission to test all possible contacts of 55 students at the University of Pretoria who tested positive for COVID-19. The agency says it’s working with National Health Laboratory Services to speed up the result after concerns that some of the affected students may have gone home for the Easter celebrations. The CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, Dr (Prof) Ahluwalia, is interviewed.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HEREInterview with Higher Health CEO, Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, raises concerns about increased Covid-19 positive cases within students communitiesPhemelo Motene interviews HIGHER HEALTH CEO to discuss a concern that they have picked up on an increased number of students reported to be infected with Covid-19. SAfm.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE – PART 2Interview with Higher Health CEO, Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, students urged to remain vigilant – 2 April 2021Students are being encouraged to continue observing Covid-19 safety measures as they will be returning to institutions of learning. HIGHER HEALTH says this might assist in curbing the spread of the virus. HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia speaks about this.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH raises awareness of cluster outbreaks within student communities – 2 April 2021The Higher Education Department has confirmed that 55 students at the University of Pretoria have tested positive for COVID-19. For more Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia, CEO of Higher Health, is interviewed to raise awareness to help limit outbreaks.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREENCA interview on HIGHER HEALTH help for studentsHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr (Prof) Ahluwalia, is urging this year’s first year and returning students to prioritise their health. The agency warns about historical health challenges such as HIV, substance abuse and mental health issues that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREMessage to the Class of 2021 – in conversation with HIGHER HEALTHChannel Africa’s Midday Report speaks with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr (Prof.) Ramneek Ahluwalia, about the need for 2021’s first year students not to take their youthful strength and health for granted but to prioritise and protect it.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERESAfm’s The Viewpoint discusses the readiness of universities for the 2021 intake with HIGHER HEALTH CEOIn conversation with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia, about student health ahead of the new academic year.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE – PART 2Minster Nzimande addresses the HIGHER HEALTH webinar on Managing the second wave of COVID-19 within the post-school sector – 27 Jan, SABCSABC’s The Agenda followed the opening address by the Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande of the HIGHER HEALTH webinar on managing the second wave of COVID-19 within the post-school sector.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREPSET preparedness webinar opening address – 27 Jan, Power FMPower Update followed Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Dr Blade Nzimande’s address at the HIGHER HEALTH webinar this morning. The webinar focussed on plans to manage the second wave of the COVID 19 pandemic in the higher education sector and how vaccination will be rolled out.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE Watch as HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia talks about the PSET sector’s plans for the 2021 academic yearOn Newzroom Afrika’s show – Flatten the Curve – the presenter talks to Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia from HIGHER HEALTH about plans for improved health and safety at universities.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia talks about how the post-schooling sector is gearing up for the challenges of the 2021 academic year – 21 Jan, SAfmListen as Songezo Mabece of SAfm’s The View Point converses with the CEO of Higher Health, Dr (Prof) Ramneek Ahluwalia on how the post-schooling sector is gearing up for the challenges of the 2021 academic year.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE – PART 2HIGHER HEALTH shares the three-pronged approach to safe exams – Cape TalkHigher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Dr Blade Nzimande on Friday released Higher Health’s latest protocol for the post-school education and training sector on how to conduct invigilated examinations during the Covid-19 pandemic. HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia elaborates on the three-pronged approach to safe exams.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH addresses COVID-19 cluster outbreaks – 2 Nov, SAfmThere is a slight concern from Higher Education that there are cluster outbreaks happening around campuses. Presenter is in discussion with Fort Hare University SRC President Siphiwo Ngcenge about the cluster outbreaks and HIGHER HEALTH CEO Professor Ramneek Ahluwalia.
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TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE – PART 2HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ahluwalia talking about the the preparedness of universities and TVET colleges amidst COVID-19 – 15 Oct, Morning LiveAs some tertiary education students gear up to begin writing examinations, how healthy is the environment at these institutions given the most extraordinary seven months South Africans have been through? Morning Live speaks with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, on the preparedness of universities and TVET colleges, how COVID-19 has affected students and where help can be found.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERE#Exams2020 – SABC 2 Morning Live asks if universities and TVET colleges are prepared, 15 OctAs some tertiary education students gear up to begin writing examinations, how healthy is the environment at these institutions given the most extraordinary seven months South Africans have been through? Morning Live speaks with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, on the preparedness of universities and TVET colleges, how COVID-19 has affected students and where help can be found.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ahluwalia discusses year-end exams during a pandemic – 14 Oct, ENCAOn Friday HIGHER HEALTH’s latest protocol for the post-school education and training sector on how to conduct invigilated examinations during the COVID-19 pandemic was released. Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, discusses these guidelines to safe exams with Jane Dutton on ENCA.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ahluwalia discusses protocols for safe exams – 13 Oct, SAfmHigher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Dr Blade Nzimande on Friday released Higher Health’s latest protocol for the post-school education and training sector on how to conduct invigilated examinations during the COVID-19 pandemic. HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia elaborates on the three pronged approach to safe exams.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HEREHIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ahluwalia talking about the Mobile Clinic units – 28 Sept, Lotus FM28 September Lotus FM: Interview with HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, on efforts to curb the spread of Covid-19 at institutes of higher education in SA that are underway. A new policy framework developed by the Department of Higher Education and Training now compels institutes of higher education to take the coronavirus more seriously with the introduction of 10 mobile health clinics at disadvantaged campuses.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, engaging on exam period & COVID-19 – 10 October Newzroom AfrikaNewzfeed Weekend discussed how examinations will take place in person with the CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia as South Africa’s institutions of higher learning are readying themselves for the return of students allowed by lockdown level 1 regulation as the December examinations will take place. The Department of Higher Education with HIGHER HEALTH developed and released a set of guidelines to ensure that the post-schooling education and training sector is protected from cluster outbreaks.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERE HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr Ahluwalia talks on the newly launched Mobile Clinic units – 26 Sept, SABC News26 September SABC News: Higher Health, an institution devoted to student health, wellness and psycho-social wellbeing in the post-schooling education sector recently launched 10 fully furnished mobile clinic units, and the units will enhance health services at TVET, CET colleges and universities around the country. Now to discuss this further Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia, HIGHER HEALTH CEO joined SABC’s SA Today programme via Zoom.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERE HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ahluwalia on SAFM discussing the newly launched Mobile ClinicsOn 17 September SAfm’s the Viewpoint discusses the provision of ten fully furnished mobile clinic units to render health services at TVET Colleges around the country by HIGHER HEALTH in partnership with the Department of Higher Education, Science and Innovation with HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE HIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ahluwalia on eNCA talking about the newly launched Mobile ClinicsHIGHER HEALTH CEO Dr Ramneek Ahluwalia discusses health challenges at TVET colleges and how ten fully furnished mobile clinic units launched on 17 September will help to enhance health services in these institutions of higher learning. The health fleet programme is driven by HIGHER HEALTH, a national agency that is devoted to student health and wellness in partnership with the Department of Higher Education, Science and Innovation.
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERE HIGHER HEALTH CEO, Dr. Ramneek Ahluwalia chats about Condom and STI Awareness in South Africa.Host of #TheMainSwitch, Rapz, is in conversation with the CEO of HIGHER HEALTH, Dr. Ramneek Ahluwalia. HIGHER HEALTH is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of nearly two million students in the post-school education system. They have an extensive chat about Condom and STI Awareness, the stigmas surrounding it and what HIGHER HEALTH is actively doing to create this awareness.
TO LISTEN PLEASE CLICK HERE NGO calling for urgent actionHIGHER HEALTH is urgently calling on all higher education institution leaders to come up with accountability processes to help improve the safety and wellbeing of women across campuses. Courtesy #DStv403
TO WATCH THE VIDEO PLEASE CLICK HERE Vice-chancellors at 26 universities call for meeting with Ramaphosa over gender-based violenceVice-Chancellors at all 26 universities have called for a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa to discuss the scourge of gender-based violence.
To read this article click HERE HIGHER HEALTH seeks to reduce incidence of health conditions that may occur during tertiary studiesWe are now in conversation with HIGHER HEALTH, a national entity that works on behalf of the Department of Higher Education and Training and under the governance of Universities South Africa
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