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Your Time Is NOW. Did the Lockdown Make It Hard for You to Get Your HIV Or Any Other Chronic Illness Treatment? Your Time is NOW. Did the lockdown make it hard for you to get your HIV or any other chronic illness treatment? We understand that it may have been difficult for you to visit your nearest Clinic to get your treatment. The good news is, your local Clinic is operating fully and is eager to welcome you back. Make 2021 the year of good health by getting back onto your treatment today and live a healthy life. It’s that easy. Your Health is in your hands. Our Clinic staff will not turn you away even if you come without an appointment. Speak to us Today! @staystrongandhealthyza Molemole Facility Contact number Physical Address Botlokwa 079 144 0358/ Ramokgopa road, Matseke village Gateway 083 500 6003 Dwarsriver, 0812 Dendron 015 501 0059/ 181 President street, Mongwadi village next 082 068 9394 to Molemole municipality. Eisleben 015 526 7903/ Stand 26, Ga Gammsa- Next to Itieleng 072 250 8191 Primary Clinic Makgato 015 527 7900/ Makgato village, next to Sokaleholo Primary 083 395 2021 School Matoks 015 527 7947/ Stand no 1015, Sekhwana village- Next to 082 374 4965 Rose and Jack Bakery Mohodi 015 505 9011/ Mohodi ga Manthata Fatima, Next to VP 076 685 5482 Manthata high school Nthabiseng 015 397 7933/ Stand no 822, Nthabiseng village. 084 423 7040 Persie 015 229 2900/ Stand no 135, Kolopo village next to Mossie 084 263 3730 Store Ramokgopa 015 526 2022/ S16 Makwetja section ,Next to FET College 072 217 4831 / 078 6197858/ Polokwane East Facility Contact number Physical address A Mamabolo 079 899 3201 / Monangweng- Next to Mankweng High 015 267 4835 School Block 14 082 488 5098/ Mankgaile Village, Molepo next to Roman 015 266 0904 Catholic Church Dikgale 015 267 4833/ Dikgale village-Next Apostolic Church 076 232 0717 Evelyn 076 154 7880/ R71 Road, next to Roller Mills stand Mclain Lekganyane 074 223 1054 & 1040 Moria City, Boyne 0728 015 266 0942 Laastehoop 071 489 9877/ Laastehoop village, next to Malatswa High 015 618 2908 School Makanye 073 585 9708/ Ga- Makanye clinic -Next to Diopong 015 267 2933 Makotopong 015 267 2906/ Stand No: 503 Bethania Section, 079 491 7881 Makotopong Mamabolo J 060 854 7636/ Sekgopye Village Stand no 60020, 015 267 2903 Mamotshwa 072 194 5310/ Ga Moropo next to Doashu High School 015 267 0901 Mamushi 073 652 1224/ Dihlophaneng Village, Ga Molepo stand Clinic 015 618 0263 no 317-321 Mankweng 082 214 8447/ Mankweng Zone 1, Next to Mankweng Clinic 015 267 7827 Police Station Mankweng 079 881 8864/ Mankweng Houtbosdorp Road, next Gateway 015 267 960 University of Limpopo Molepo 076 307 8371/ Molepo village next to post office. 015 268 0111 Mothiba 073 431 6352/ Mothiba Village, Newlook, Stand no 204B 015 267 4255 Nobody 076 453 1351/ Nobody village, Ga Mothapo- near Total 015 267 4768 Petrol Station, Main Road, Mankweng, Polokwane Sebayeng 015 267 9458/ Sebayeng village - Next to Tiang Matla 083412 8932 Multipurpose Centre Sehlale Clinic 072 344 9977/ Ga Molepo next to Manoshi High School. 015 618 2903 Seobi Dikgale 071 220 3389/ Mamoduane Village, next to Phiri Kolobe Clinic 015 397 7917 High School Soetfontein 082 659 2906/ Ga Thaba Village, next Ga Chuene Clinic 015 618 0106 Spitskop 060 503 5417/ Ga-Mamabolo next to Rakopi Primary 015 267 3040 School Polokwane West Facility Contact number Physical address Buitestraat 082 891 4657/ 96 Buite Street Polokwane 015 290 2362 Chuene 078 447 1850/ Chuene village, Ga-Chuene , Mogodume, 015 651 1903 Limpopo Diana 015 224 9902 Diana village Goedgevonden 079 971 0987/ Goedgevonden next to Rammutla shop 015 426 9902 Knobel 076 759 5099/ Knobel hospital gate gateway 015 221 1637 Lonsdale 082 223 7519/ Stand no: 300 Lonsdale next to Lonsdale 015 221 0007 Post Office Maja 015 651 1900/ Ga maja next to moshate 076 081 4677 Manamela west 072 636 7875/ Manamela village: Ga Mphela Stand No: 015 229 2901 1058- Maraba 015 224 9930 Kalkspruit Mashashane 015 224 4083/ Maune village 076 151 7451 Matlala 072 620 5097/ Setumong village-Next to Iponeng High 015 227 0002 School Moletjie 083 947 4603/ Next to Moletjie Library 015 229 2903/2904 Mushubaba 015 229 2961/ Moletji Ga matamanyane 082 348 3977 Perskebuilt 076 487 3467/ Persbult 3082 ST, Makgafe, Polokwane 015 233 5024 0751 Selllo moloto 072 325 1610/ Monyoaneng village next to lewete shop 015 2211400 Semenya 073 979 2402/ Semenya village next to Rusty shop 015 229 1791 Seshego Zone I 015 223 9902/ Chris Hani Drive, 0742 Seshego A, 082 530 2221 Polokwane Seshego Zone II 073 239 8155 / Stand 3850, Seshego location 0741 015 223 4243/9900 Seshego Zone 079 9581434 / 2056 Zone 3, Seshego Location, 0741, III 015 223 6895 Polokwane, 0250 Seshego Zone 072 401 8995/ Stand 523 Tswelopele-D street, Seshego IV 015 223 6902 0742 Lepelle Nkupi Facility Contact number Physical address Boschplaats 082 936 7054/ Tooseng Next to Apostolic Faith mission Clinic 015 633 1907 Church Byldrift Clinic 079 031 1291/ Byldrift Malatane Village Next to 015 662 0135 Baselwane Primary School Dithabaneng 015 634 1910/ Dithabaneng Village next to Dithabaneng Clinic Primary (Phalakwane section) Dr MMM CHC 076 096 7933/ Mathibela Village next to Sekutupu Old 015 642 3344 age home Hwelereng 072 204 2905/ Hwelereng next to Hwelereng Primary Clinic 015 633 1914 School Lebowakgomo 072 542 5788/ Lebowakgomo Zone A next to Gateway 015 632 8908 Lebowakgomo Hospital Ledwaba 015 633 1900/ Ledwaba Next to Ndlovu Primary School Clinic 015 633 1900 Mafefe Clinic 073 013 6758/ Mafefe Village next to Mafefe Community 015 619 9118 Hall Malemati 084 980 9934/ Malemati Village next to Bramkoppies Clinic 015 634 1919 General dealer Mashite Clinic 072 846 5810/ Mashite village- next to Kgwara Tlou High 015 634 0267 school Mathabatha 071 089 5423/ Mathabatha village- Lekgwareng Clinic 015 619 0000 Mogoto Clinic 084 597 4347/ Mogoto village -Next to Koring Punt 015 642 1901 Moletlane 083 524 7261/ Moletlane village -Next to Moshate Clinic 015 642 4190 Morotse- 082 497 8328/ Stand 20042 Morotse next Shaku’s Spaza Thamagane 015 634 0101 Mphahlele 079 423 5880/ Mphahlele Village next to Nwanamohube Clinic 015 634 0031 High School and Mphahlele Taxi Rank Parliament 082 785 1703/ 2845 Zone B Next to Leboneng (Apollo Clinic 015 633 1924 Light) Lebowakgomo Rakgoatha 083 560 9715/ Rakgoatha village- Next to Moshate Clinic 015 642 3219 Slypsteen 082 530 7019/ Slypsteen Mapatjakeng Village next to Clinic 015 662 0050 Slypsteen Filling Station Smugglers 082 297 9052/ Mehlareng Village next to Mogologolo Union 015 662 1924 Primary School Unit R Clinic 066 318 2024/ Lebowakgomo, Stand No 992- Next to 015 632 4194 Kopano School ZB Gateway 076 780 3806/ Magatle Village next to Zebediela Clinic 015 662 1917 Hospital Zebediela 079 833 6613/ Zebediela Citrus Farm opposite Zebediela Clinic 015 642 3185 Filling station Blouberg Facility Contact number Physical address Alldays Clinic 015 575 1527/ Stand no 295 waterhood alldays next to 076 572 0062 alldays high school Ambergate 015 228 0902/ Stand 394/395 ngwanallela village, ga 076 199 0778 matlala Blouberg CHC 079 142 5521/ Inveraan village next to john molokomme 015 501 0505 p. School Buffelshoek 072 873 0640/ Stand no 24 bognafarm next to sassa my- Clinic 015 505 9009 darling road Burgerecht 073 778 5785 Stand no 461, burgerecht village next to Clinic no landline burgerecht graveyard Devrede Clinic 015 505 9027/ Devrede village stand no 7 next to selaelo 082 570 0604 primary school Gidoen Clinic 015 592 9916/ Stand no 172, gideon village next to 071 747 4263 mkgomo primary school Goedentrou 015 505 9005 / Stand no. 64 kgatlu village, 072 129 6786 senwabarwana Grootdraai 071 567 8124/ Stand no 209 matekereng village next to Clinic 015 505 9039 makalang p. School Helene franz 082 573 1668/ Stand no 1 senwabarwana location inside gateway 015 505 8500 helene franz hospital Indermark 015 505 7900/ Indermark block a stand no 711, Clinic 083 481 8720 senwabarwana Kibi Clinic 015 592 0002/ Stand no 02, kibi village next to kibi tribal 084 442 3061 office Kraantzplaas 015 228 0904/ Stand no. 126 krantzplaas village/ ga 071 114 1131 matlala Kromhoek 0155 059 013/ Stand no 137 kromhoek next to makgato Clinic 079 073 1908 tribal office Lesfontein 072 773 8413/ Stand no 272 sekhung village next to clinic 015 592 9920 sethunya primary school Montz clinic 083 218 5178/ Stand no b0001 montz village next to 015 505 9007 rakgare high school My darling 015 592 9908/ My darling village next to kawene primary Clinic 083 398 8135 school Rosenkrants 015 228 0109/ Stand 20061 ga lamola, ga matlala 082 430 5006 Sadu Clinic 082 701 0013/ Stand no 39 sadu village next to seanego 015 571 7916 shop ga matlala Schoongesight 015 505 9003/ Stand no 517, schoongesight a, 072 955 9446 senwabarwana Seakamela 015 505 9034/ Avon village stand no 63 & 64 next to Clinic 073 374 9368 mohlabi primary school Taaibosch 015 592 9906/ Stand no 1539 taaibosch next to moshate Clinic 079 258 9923 ga- mamadi Toverfontein 015 592 9911/ Hlona sedimong village next to kgalusi Clinic 076 935 5720 secondary school. Uitkyk 015 505 9036/ Stand no. 41, uitkyk no. 3, Senwabarwana 082 311 9769 Ziest Clinic 015 592 9912/ Stand no 69, ziest village next to letswatla 072 622 0597 p. School Anova Health Institute head office 12 Sherborne Rd Parktown Johannesburg 2193 +27 (0) 11 581 5000 (tel) [email protected] (email) www.anovahealth.co.za @AnovaHealthSA AnovaHealthSA.
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