Aurum POP INN

05/09/2026

CapeTalk’s Sara-Jayne Makwala King is joined on Weekend Breakfast by Jean Pierre Alias, Community System Strengthening and Human Rights and Gender Programme Manager.

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05/09/2026

📻 Tune in to Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King on CapeTalk as Jean Pierre Alias discusses the National Pride Flag Tour journey.

🗓️ Saturday, 05 September 2026
⏰ 08:05 AM
🎧 Listen live: https://radiosa.org/cape-talk/

29/08/2026

Peer Education Workshop | Vhembe West District

Takalani Naledzani, Advocacy Officer at IHPS, and Happy Phaleng from the Aurum Institute supported the Limpopo Department of Education – Vhembe West District Peer Education Workshop at Makhado CPTD.

The workshop focuses on strengthening the establishment of peer education in schools, while clarifying the roles and responsibilities of peer educators in supporting learner wellbeing.

Building partnerships. Strengthening peer education.

Our approach is rooted in inclusion and strengthening systems that respond to people holistically—recognising that learner wellbeing goes beyond health alone and includes mental, social, emotional, physical and educational needs.

25/08/2026

You can help keep your kidneys healthy by managing your blood sugar and blood pressure

25/08/2026

Clinical Monday "Your way to begin a healthy week"

Host:Vee ka Nkosi
Guest: Dr Jones
Technical Producer:Happy Phaleng

African Traditional Medicine Week | Celebrating Indigenous Knowledge

This African Traditional Medicine Week, we recognise and celebrate the rich knowledge, wisdom and contribution of traditional medicine practitioners across Africa.

1.Honour indigenous knowledge.
2.Promote respectful collaboration between traditional and modern healthcare.
3.Support safe, informed and quality healthcare choices.
4.Put communities at the centre of health and wellbeing.

Traditional medicine is an important part of Africa’s healthcare landscape. Let’s continue building bridges between traditional health practitioners, communities and the formal health system to promote safe, respectful and people-centred healthcare for all.

Our health. Our heritage. Our knowledge. Our future.

23/08/2026

NATIONAL FLAG TOUR | MANGAUNG EDITION 🏳️‍🌈

21 August 2026, Central University Of Technology Free State

Remembering those we have lost while advocating for access to quality healthcare.

In Mangaung, recommitment was also about remembrance, healing and affirmation — honouring those who have passed on while advocating for the healthcare and dignity that every person deserves.

We remember those whose lives touched our communities and whose experiences continue to remind us why the fight for quality, accessible and stigma-free healthcare must continue.

The line-up of speakers reflected the strength and diversity of the community, with voices from the Department of Health, Departmentofjustice, , faith-based leaders, students and community-based organisations

For communities that have longed for trust, support and meaningful engagement, the Flag Tour is a reaffirmation that we are listening, we are healing, and we are recommitting.

Recommitting to healthcare where everyone is treated with dignity, respect and without stigma.

We remember. We heal. We recommit. We continue the conversation.

21/08/2026

National Flag Tour | Free State, Bloemfontein🏳️‍🌈
📅21 August 2026 | Rainbow Seeds
The National Flag Tour arrived in Bloemfontein, together with Rainbow Seeds, bringing stakeholders, service providers and community voices together around one important question:

20/08/2026

🇿🇦 NATIONAL FLAG TOUR | BOJANALA EDITION

📍 POP INN Rustenburg | 20 August 2026

The Bojanala conversation took a powerful turn — moving beyond healthcare access to explore economic participation, opportunity, dignity and the ability of LGBTQI+ communities to thrive.

As one q***r participant put it:
“Health is wealth. We want to be well off.”

In attendance were representatives from Tsitsing Kgotla ya Rakhudu, District Health leadership, the Traditional Healers Organisation, Civil Society Forum, Colour Me Foundation, the LGBTIQ+ sector, Tshisimogo Foundation, community organisations, and beneficiaries from various sub-districts.

The diversity of voices reinforced an important message: health and wellbeing cannot be separated from economic opportunity, social inclusion, safety and dignity.

The Flag Tour continues to create spaces where communities can speak for themselves, share their experiences and shape the conversations that affect their lives.

Recommitment is an ongoing conversation. What has been your experience?

The conversation continues. The commitment continues.

19/08/2026

The Flag Tour Stands With This Petition 🏳️‍🌈

As the National Pride Flag Tour, we stand in support of this petition calling for South Africa to reject hate and discrimination disguised as “family values.”

Our Flag Tour is about recommitment, inclusion, dignity, equality and ensuring that everyone can access their rights and live free from discrimination.

We therefore encourage our communities, partners, allies and everyone who believes in equality and human rights to sign and share the petition.

✊🏿 Add your voice. Sign the petition. Share widely.

👉🏿 https://c.org/4vvrgJhvHf

Our flag represents everyone. Our rights belong to everyone.

South Africa Must Reject Hate Conference Disguised as "Family Values"

18/08/2026

National Flag Tour | Secunda, Embalenhle🏳️‍🌈
📅18 August 2026 | Rainbow Seeds

The National Flag Tour arrived in Embalenhle, Secunda, together with Rainbow Seeds, bringing stakeholders, service providers and community voices together around one important question:

“Recommitment is an ongoing conversation, What has been your experience?”

The programme featured voices from Civil Society Forum leadership, District Department of Health representatives, Department of Social Development, SAPS, the Victim Empowerment Centre in Secunda, local community organisations, the Secunda Pride team, and beneficiaries of Rainbow Seeds services in the district.

The conversation provided an opportunity to reflect on lived experiences, celebrate progress, identify gaps and strengthen our collective commitment to ensuring that key populations access services with dignity, safety, respect and without stigma.

The conversation continues. The commitment must continue too.