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COMMUNITY CLINICS 1.1 Johannesburg Metro District Area (1) COMMUNITY CLINICS 1.1 Johannesburg Metro District Area (1) JMD - Adult Specialist Psychiatric Clinics DR. CLINICS ADDRESS TELEPHONE REPEAT CLINICS CLINICS 77 Ingelby Rd Brixton (011) 837-7449 A. Patel (Mon-Fri) Tuesday Crosby S.Dlalisa| K. Manthoko| 17 Rihlampfu St Chiawelo (011) 984-8336 C.Seguba (sessional) Monday Chiawelo (Tues-Thurs) Discoverers Hospital, T.Manana | R. Singo Discoverers (011) 674-1200 Thursday Corner Goldman Mon-(Wednesday) &Mitchell Street J.Mavundla | C. Diyane| 34 Elias Motsoaledi Dobsonville (011) 988-1820 Z Melato (sessional) Tuesdays Road, Soweto (Mon, Wed, Thursday) Corner Impala & K.Moagi|P.Mhlambi East bank (011) 443-7828 Tuesdays Springbok Rd (Mon- Fri) V.Nyembe| L. Eldorado 21Ascot Road, Ext (011) 342- 1164 Mthethwa Friday Park 8, Eldorado Park (Mon-Thurs) Corner Katz &Smith Ennerdale 0730069508, M.Latedisa | R. Kantoro Friday Walk ,Ext9, Ext 9 0828575972 (Mon-Wed) Ennerdale Hillbrow Community Health Centre, E.Gatlane| E. Mabaso Hillbrow (011) 694-3755 Tues Corner Smith and (Mon-Fri) Klein Str 34 Ford Str, B. Ndlazi|J. Makgatho Jeppe (011) 614- 7233 Friday Jeppestown (Monday-Thurs) 95 Nirvana Drive, N.Khumalo |G.Khan Lenasia (011) 852-3823 Mon Lenasia ( Tues-Thurs) Lenasia 3 Cosmos Str, (011) 213- T. Gamede (Mon- Friday South Lenasia South 9600/9631 Thurs) Hekroodt Circle, S.Mnguni| R. Yumba Meadowlands Zone 2, (011) 936-4613 Friday (Mon-Thurs) Meadowlands Old Potch Rd Kwa- W.Melato| L.Gova Thursday Lillian Ngoyi (011) 938-1556 Xuma 1804 (Mon-Fri) 1412 Elias N.Tsotetsi|M.Mnembe| Mofolo Motsoaledi Rd, (011) 982 5542 K. Konyane (sessional) Tuesday Mofolo South (Mon&Wed) D. Kunene| S. Mahoa (011) 850-0094 Fri Adult Orange Farm Bristlecone Nursery |M. Kunene 0761125362 Wed Child (Mon-Thurs) Corner Rathebe & Mooki Str, G.Stemar|N.Mabuya Orlando (011) 935-1163 Thursday Orlando East (Mon –Wed) Thursday 3623 Amtagala Str T. Ramokonopi Pimville (011) 933-2503 at Lillian Zone 3 Pimville (Mon-Wed) Ngoyi Health Center D.Shomang Riverlea (011) 474-2881 No Doctor Colorado Drive ( Wednesday) J. Orritt| R. Letsoalo South Rand North road (011) 435-3829 Mondays Tues-Friday) Corner Du Plessis D.Shomang Westbury (011) 673-1002 Monday Str & Chrisma Rd (Thursdays) Health Center, L Mdhluli\ S. Manzini Zola (011) 934-1719 Wed Bendile Street (Mon, Tues & Thurs) c\o Braamfischer V. Ncapayi | P. Tsotetsi Randburg (011) 787-9393 Fridays &Selkirk (Monday-Thursday) Stand 3699, Ivory (011) 261-1212 Bophelong P. Koenaite (Fridays) Friday Park Halfway 18 Market street, G. Maswanganyi (Mon- (011) 805-3112 Monday House Halfway house Friday) (011) 203- Mpumelelo Stand 13985 Ivory 3445\3439 G. Sithole (Fridays) No Dr Park (011) 261-0910 Erf 1074, c\o M. Lepuwane (Mon- Rabie Ridge Korhaan &Stilt (011) 310-1977 Friday Friday) Street, Rabie Ridge (2) JMD - Child and Adolescent Specialist Psychiatric Clinics CLINICS ADDRESS TELEPHON NURSES (Sr) CLINIC DAY E Alex Eastbank Corner Impala & (011) 443- Portia Tsotetsi Wednesdays Springbok Rd 7828 Ethel Ngqokelana Phumzile Mahlambi Mofolo 1412 Elias (011) 982- Maria Mnembe 1 Motsoaledi Rd, 5542 Nthabiseng Thursday/month Mofolo South Tsotetsi Chiawelo Chris Hani& (011) 984- Sibongile Dlalisa 1 Rihlampfu street 8336 Kgomotso Thursday/month Manthoko Carolyn Seguba Zola Health Center (011) 934- Lele mabaso 2 Bendale Rd 1719 Carol Gory Thursday/month Cecilia Ndlovu Orange Farm Bristlecone (011) 850- Susan Mahoa Wednesdays Nursery 0094 Dumisane 0761125362 Kunene Discoverers Discoverers (011) 674- Sr Mpumi Alternate Hospital, 1200 Wednesday c/o Goldman &Mitchell Street Orlando C/O Rathebe & (011) 935- 1 Mooki Str, 1163 Nokululeko Wednesday/mont Orlando East Mabuya h Lenasia 95 Nirvana (011) 852- Nomvula Kumalo 1st and 4th Drive,Lenasia 3823 G.Khan Wednesday Hillbrow Hillbrow (011) 694- Lydia Kobuoe Alternate Community 3755 Mondays Health Centre, c/o Smith &Klein Street Southrand Friars Hill Rd, (011) Sr Andile Alternate The Hill, 4353829 Thursdays Rosettenville, Johannesburg Randburg c/o (011) Sr Noma 1 Tuesday/ month Braamfischer 7879393 & Selkirk Lillian Ngoyi 1 Tuesday/ month Old Potch Rd (011) 938- L.Gova Kwa-Xuma 1804 1556 1.2 Ekurhuleni Metro District (EMD) Area (Eastern, Northern, Southern subdistricts) (1) Eastern SDR - EMD Adult Specialist Psychiatric Clinics Clinic Address Contact person & Nurses Dr’s clinic number clinic days days 011 736 3106 / 7906 KWA TEMA Moshoeshoe Sr. Edith – 083 375 1168 2 Drs CHC St, Kwathema Sr. Vuyiswa – 079 013 Every Mon 1775 Nukuthela Ngwenya CHC, 082 495 6112- Male 1 Dr Dunnotar (Adult) Vlakfontein Rd, Nurse Greg 1st Tues/mth Nigel PHILLIP MOYO 011 426 4902 1Dr 6944 Etwatwa CHC Etwatwa Sr Zodwa-072 620 9081 Every Wed Tsakane Main Zulu Street, 011 999 8008 1 Dr Clinic Tsakane Mr Otto-083 711 3713 Every Mon 3 Nala St, 072 254 8564 1 Dr Duduza rd Duduza Sr Zodwa- 0824512413 3 Tues/mth Hlakwane 011 424 3206 1 Dr Daveyton Street, 011 999 6935 Every Thurs Daveyton 1st avenue, 074 463 6208 1 Dr Springs Clinic Springs Sr Gabie Alt Wed Actonville 011 421 8680 Khan Cres, 1 Dr every (Mary Moodley 084 410 6048 Actonville Thurs Clinic) Sr Nicole Civic centre, Kingsway 011 999 7937 1 Dr Brakpan clinic Avenue Sr Enid Alt wed Brakpan (2) Southern SDR - EMD Adult Specialist Psychiatric Clinics Clinic Address Contact person & Nurses Dr’s clinic number clinic days days Cnr Hendrik 011 861 2376 / 2221 Potgieter and 1 Dr Alberton Clinic Sr Tshidi 083 552 5038 Second Ave, Alt Fridays Alberton Civic Cenre, 011 917 3228 2 Drs Boksburg Clinic Bank Street, Sr Nielsen 083 738 3817 Every Thurs Boksburg Abraham Sr Veronica 078 195 1 Dr 2nd and Eden Park Street, Eden th 9340 4 Fri Park Masakhane 011 9991387 Kathlehong 1 Dr Street, Sr Mathapelo Muhare North Clinic Every Tues Katlehong 072 967 3092 Cnr Mokoena 011 905 0601 1 Dr Thokoza/Dresser and Moepye St, Sr Thoko 084 626 3666 Every Fri Thokoza Vosloorus 011 906 1166 1 Dr Vosloorus Polyclinic Sr Talent 084 745 5474 Every Mon 30 Ditshego St Sr Moipone 0846730562 310 Mavuso St 011 999 1354 1 Dr Goba Clinic Goba Sec Sr Nancy 073 618 6056 Every Mon Sontonga 011 905 7519 1 Dr Ramakonopi Road, Sr Daba 073 508 7070 Every Fri Ramakonopi Leon Ferreira 1 Dr 1st, 3rd 011 999 5125 Reiger Park Drive, Reiger and 5th Sr Booysen 0848128276 Park Fri Sr Thuli Makhoba S26˚24.412ˈ 0846402313 / 1 Dr Zonkizizwe E028˚11.224ˈ 0119991464 Alt Wed Old Germiston Hospital (Cnr 1 Dr Germiston Clinic Sr Thoko 072 436 5995 Cross and Every Fri Hospital St) (3) Northern SDR - EMD Adult Specialist Psychiatric Clinics Clinic Address Contact person & Nurses Dr’s clinic number clinic days days 011 999 4299 Thembisa 011 999 4423 1 Dr Every George Nyanga Health Care Sr. Sharon- 079 874 Wed; 2 Drs Drive, Thembisa Centre 0150 Alt Wed Sr. Moketi-084 634 1650 C/O CR Swart 011 999 3528 1 Dr Every Kempton Park and Pretoria Sr Dikobe-0837524220 thurs; 2 Drs Clinic rd(M57) Sr Moketi- 0846341650 Alt Thurs 1 Dr 2 W e Cnr Aster & 011 425 0744 d Northmead Hospital Str, Sr. Feroza- 082 447 s Clinic Benoni 8442 / m t h (4) EMD - Child and Adolescent Specialist Psychiatric Clinics Clinic Address Contact person & Nurses Dr’s clinic number clinic days days Nigel Child Psych Vlakfontein Road, 011 737 9700 / 9740 1 Dr NUKUTHELA Nigel Sr. Dikeledi Every Tues NGWENYA Sr. Piwe-083 525 1985 CHC 0119991387 Kathlehong Sr Mathapelo Muhare 1 Dr Masakhane Street, North Clinic 0729673092 Wed Katlehong Behind Civic Centre Germiston 011 871 7776 1 Dr (old Germiston Clinic Sr Thoko 072 436 5995 Every Tues Hospital)Queen St 1.3 Sedibeng District Area – Adult and Child/Adolescent Specialist Psychiatric Clinics Clinic Address Contact person & Nurses Dr’s clinic number clinic days days Cnr Ezindumevi Str Adult – Mon Impilisweni and Johanna vd 016 593 2592 / 9512 Child – 1st, , Daily (Zone 7) Merwe, Unit 7, Sr Nomsa / Sr Sebe 3rd, 4th, 5th Sebokeng Thurs 016 950 6068/6207 Adult – Wed Cnr Frikkie Meyer & Johan Sr Motati (Adult) Child – 1st, Pasteur Blvd, V/D Bijl Daily Heyns Mr M. Ntambama 2nd, 3rd, 5th Park (Child) Mon Adult - Levai 814 Hamilton road, 016 591 1030 /1025 Wednesdays Daily Mbatha Evaton Sr Lizzy Child – 2nd Thurs Stand 7419, Adult – Tues 016 594 2128 Zone 12 Mantanzima Str, Daily Child – Sr Ntswaki / Sr Masodi Unit 12, Sebokeng Thurs 016 451 2777 / 2762 Adult – Wed 9173 Swane street, Sharpeville Sr. Hilda & Sr. Daily Child – 4th Sharpeville Pusuletso Mon Adult – alt 2844 Boschoek str, 016 343 9398 Fri Ratanda Daily Ratanda, Heidelburg Sr Ouma Child – alt Fri Adult – alt Cnr Eufees Cres & 016 362 4017 Thurs Meyerton Daily Mitchell Str, Meyerton Sr Eunice Child – 4th Tue Adult – Wed Kopanong Hospital 016 428 7132 Child – 1st, Kopanong Cassino Road Sr. Dikeledi (adult) Daily 2nd, 3rd,5th Duncanville Sr Doreen (child) Tues 1.4 West Rand District (WRD) Area (1) WRD - Adult Specialist Psychiatric Clinics Clinic Address Contact person & Nurses clinic Dr’s clinic number days days Fanyana 8757 Kagiso 011 410 1088 Tuesdays and Thursdays Nhlapo avenue Mr. R Mejoane Wednesdays nd (Kagiso) Ms. T Mhlungwane Repeat day – 2 Monday ML Pessen Cnr. Sutherland 011 4110172 Thursdays Thursdays (Randfontein) and Park street Mr J. Moagi Repeats on Tues Krugersdorp Cnr 011 660 7659 Wednesdays Tuesdays Central Clinic Commissioner & 0824523494 Repeat day – Fountain St Mrs. R v d Merwe Thursdays (entrance Jeppe Old Age Homes st St) Mogale City 1 Friday rd Azaadville Tah Mahal street 011 413 1345 Wednesdays 3 Mon/mth nd Azaadville Ms. T Mbanugo except 2 rd Repeat day – 3 Wed Eric Ndeleni 898 Flamingo No phone Mondays except 2nd Wed/mth (Swaneville) Road Ms T Mbanugo 3rd, Tuesdays Lusaka Repeats – 2nd Monday Itumeleng Britz rd 014 576 1010 NONE NONE (Hekpoort) Hekpoort Mrs B Makhombe Patients Problem managed by PHC cases to Mogale Mogale Koster road 014 577 1817 Wednesdays 1st Wed/mth (R509) Ms.
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