MHC Foundation

🎓 Healthcare that understands young people.

Our youth-friendly services are designed to support students' unique health needs in a safe, non-judgmental space. Whether you're in college or high school, our mobile clinics offer:
✅ Sexual and reproductive health education
✅ Contraceptives and pregnancy prevention
✅ Mental health support
✅ Screenings and basic healthcare
✅ Hygiene education and more

📍We bring care right to your campus or community — no appointment needed.
Your health. Your voice. Your future. We’re here for it.

Call us to book us for your school or campus health programme

🚐 Drive Impact Where It's Needed Most

Looking to meet your CSI or SED goals while creating lasting change?

Partner with Mobile Health Clinics Foundation and help bring essential healthcare services directly to underserved communities and schools. By donating a mobile health clinic, your company can:

✅ Deliver real, measurable impact
✅ Support health equity and education
✅ Align with national development priorities
✅ Build a legacy of care and corporate responsibility

Let’s turn your investment into access, wellness, and hope. Join us in driving health forward.

📩 Get in touch today to learn more about partnership opportunities.

Health is often the first investment we make in education. And education is one of the greatest investments we make in a young person's future.

That thought stayed with me following an inspiring Social Transformation Engagement at Blair Atholl Primary School, on the 15th July, where Bayer South Africa, in partnership with the Mobile Health Clinics Foundation and its Social Impact Partners—the Dis-Chem Foundation and the Penreach STEAM Programme—brought together government, the private sector, education, civil society and youth to discuss some of the most pressing healthcare challenges facing our communities.

Our conversations reinforced that improving health outcomes requires us to think beyond the traditional definition of access and explore improving access to quality healthcare, empowering young people through trusted health information and youth-friendly services, strengthening the link between health and education, and building sustainable public-private partnerships that deliver long-term impact.

One of the highlights was the multi-stakeholder panel discussion, where representatives from the Gauteng Departments of Health and Education, Higher Health, Bayer, the Mobile Health Clinics Foundation and youth leaders shared valuable perspectives on delivering healthcare at the last mile.

One of my key reflections is that there are two last miles.

The first is Access—bringing healthcare closer to communities through schools, mobile services and strategic partnerships.

The second is Agency—empowering people to choose health through trusted information, informed choice and healthcare delivered with dignity. That second last mile is where sustainable impact is created.

A special thank you to Ms Lucky Maithufi, Principal of Blair Atholl Primary School, for so warmly welcoming us into your school community.

It was a privilege to welcome Heike Prinz, Chief Talent Officer and Labour Director, Bayer AG, and Mildred Nadah Pita, Vice President and Head of Public Affairs, Safety & Sustainability for Africa, whose presence reflected Bayer's global commitment to advancing equitable healthcare and social impact.

Thank you also to Parusha Pillay and the Bayer South Africa team for your leadership and partnership, and to my fellow panellists, Mary Mmapela Rapoo, Mrs Marousi Mzondi, Acacia Sinuku, moderator Zintle Oyiya, guest speaker Dr Ntlotleng Mabena, the learners, and everyone who contributed to such a meaningful day.

Creating healthier communities is a shared responsibility.

Together, government, civil society and the private sector can strengthen systems, expand opportunity and ensure that every child and young person has the opportunity not only to access healthcare—but to realise their full potential.

❄️ **Winter is Here – Let’s Keep Our Learners Healthy!** ❄️

The colder months often bring an increase in colds, flu, and low energy levels. By encouraging a few simple healthy habits, we can help learners stay well, active, and ready to learn this winter.

✅ Drink plenty of water, even when you don't feel thirsty
✅ Enjoy nutritious meals and immune-supporting vitamins
✅ Stay active with regular walking and light exercise
✅ Dress warmly and wear layers to protect against the cold
✅ Wash hands regularly to help prevent the spread of colds and flu

Healthy learners are better prepared to thrive in the classroom and beyond.

Together, let's make this a healthier winter for every child. 💙
"What is your favourite winter wellness tip? Share it in the comments below."

Bringing Healthcare to a school near you

🚑Healthcare That Comes to schools

At Mobile Health Clinics, we believe quality care should be convenient, accessible, and centered around you. Our Mobile clinics are built to deliver healthcare services to schools and learners.

We bring professional healthcare directly to door.

Drive Healthcare Forward with CSI & SED Donations

Not everyone has easy access to a clinic and that's where our Mobile Health Clinics step in. We bring essential healthcare services directly to underserved communities, ensuring learners receive the care they deserve.

Through your CSI and SED donations, you help us:

✔️Provide primary medical and dental check-ups
✔️Conduct vital health screenings and health education for learners
✔️Reach rural and vulnerable communities
✔️ Provide spectacles to learners who need them

Your partnership fuels more than a mobile clinic - it delivers hope , dignity, and healthier futures.
Together, we can drive change - one community at a time.

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