From the desk of James Moodie – Chief Commissioner of Brigade This year has been one of remarkable growth for the St John Brigade in South Africa, with membership more than doubling nationwide. As we reflect on the past year’s successes, we look forward to building on this momentum in 2025 with a dynamic programme…
St John Durban staff had a sneak preview of life in Durban in the mid ‘50s after being gifted two St John Ambulance diaries – for 1956 and 1957. The diaries shared some fascinating facts and figures: in 1955 alone St John Durban ambulances travelled nearly 15, 000 miles on over 800 trips carrying 400…
BOOK YOUR TRAINING TRAINING CENTRES First Aid Level 3 is an advanced course designed for individuals seeking in-depth first aid knowledge or those who will lead first aid teams. It builds upon the foundations of Levels 1 and 2, providing a more detailed understanding and offering extensive practical application. This course is perfect for anyone…
BOOK YOUR TRAINING TRAINING CENTRES At St John, we are proud to be a trusted name in first aid training across South Africa. With years of experience, we have equipped countless individuals and organisations with the skills to respond effectively in emergencies. First Aid Level 2 is an intermediate course that builds on the skills…
BOOK YOUR TRAINING TRAINING CENTRES At St John, we are proud to be a trusted name in first aid training across South Africa. With years of experience, we have equipped countless individuals and organisations with the skills to respond effectively in emergencies. Our First Aid Level 1 course offers essential, life-saving knowledge, from CPR and…
Discover how St John’s eye care centres provide essential screenings to detect diabetes and preserve vision in communities across South Africa.
Not for ourselves, but for others. Today, 11 November, is Armistace Day – better known as Remembrance Day – when we pay tribute and honour those men, women and animals who have served in wars, and those who have died in the line of duty. Remembrance Day is a memorial day observed since the end…
From the desk of James Moodie – Chief Commissioner of Brigade We’re already three-quarters into the year, and what a busy time it’s been! This edition of Madireng highlights some standout moments, including the Johannesburg investiture, the Kimberley District competition, and our growing connections with schools – all thanks to the dedication of our Brigade…
World Stroke Day, recognised on 29 October, raises global awareness about stroke, emphasising prevention, early recognition, and support for survivors. As stroke remains a leading cause of disability and the second most common cause of death, the World Stroke Organisation (WSO) established this day to educate on its risks, recognise warning signs, and stress the…
Five major civil society partners whose combined expertise comprises the South African Eyecare Coalition, an umbrella body driving meaningful eye health, will work together with coalition partner The SA Red Cross Air Mercy Service (AMS) KZN in an outreach programme to provide vision screening for children in Underberg on Thursday 10 October – as their…