Health train makes track to Western Cape
15 August 2015 - 11:56
The Phelophepa Health Care Train‚ which has helped 23.5 million people since it came on track in 1994‚ will travel to the Western Cape next week. The health services provided from the train include dental and eye clinics‚ psychological services and cancer screening and are either free of charge or offered at a very low cost to people in rural areas.The train will visit the following towns:1. De Doorns: August 17 to 21 2. Oudtshoorn: August 24 to 28 3. George: August 31 to September 4 4. Swellendam: September 7 to 11 5. Ashton: September 14 to 18 6. Saldanha: Mon 21- Friday 25 September 21 to 25 and September 28 to October 2..
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