07/06/2026
All cancer survivors deserve a life with less complication and more celebration. Join us to and raise awareness of the challenges of cancer survivorship on National Cancer Survivors Day, June 7.
FPD was established in October 1997 by the South African Medical Association, one of the oldest not-for-profit organizations in South Africa.
07/06/2026
All cancer survivors deserve a life with less complication and more celebration. Join us to and raise awareness of the challenges of cancer survivorship on National Cancer Survivors Day, June 7.
06/06/2026
The Countdown is On ⏳
🚨 The countdown is almost over!
Behind the scenes, the final preparations for the 9th SA TB Conference 2026 are well underway.
✅ Delegate bags are packed
✅ Registration desks are ready
✅ Exhibition stands are taking shape
✅ Teams are working around the clock to welcome delegates from across South Africa and beyond
In just a few days, we will come together under the theme:
"Vuka! Let's unite towards a TB-free world!"
We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring programme of scientific exchange, policy dialogue, innovation, and collaboration.
05/06/2026
🔔🔔Healthcare Professionals!
Take advantage of FPD's sponsored PrEP Toolkit Course and strengthen your knowledge of HIV prevention while earning CPD points.
With South Africa expanding HIV prevention options, including the introduction of Lenacapavir, now is the perfect time to stay up to date with the latest PrEP developments and best practices.
🎓 Fully Sponsored
✅ Earn CPD points
⚠️ Limited spaces available
Use coupon code PREP-1000 to redeem your FREE course today.
Register Now: https://academy.emguidance.com/course/prep-toolkit-english
03/06/2026
5 days to go until the 9th South African TB Conference 2026! ⏳
Meet Prof. Max O’Donnell
This session will speak directly to the future of TB and HIV research—where data, equity, and innovation intersect.
02/06/2026
6 days to go until the 9th South African TB Conference 2026! ⏳ This is not just another TB conference—it’s where strategy meets action.
Haven’t secured your space yet? Register Here: https://tbconference.co.za/index.php/registration/
02/06/2026
🌟 This Youth Month, we celebrate the energy, creativity, and resilience of young people who are shaping South Africa's future.
Let's invest in their potential, amplify their voices, and create opportunities that inspire growth and innovation.
01/06/2026
Every child deserves a future filled with hope, opportunity, and joy. 🌈✨
This International Children’s Day, we celebrate the dreams, potential, and resilience of children everywhere. Together, let's create a world where every child can thrive.
01/06/2026
7 days to go until the 9th South African TB Conference 2026! ⏳
Join us from 8–11 June 2026 at the Birchwood Hotel as we unite towards a TB-free world.
Haven’t secured your space yet? Register today: https://tbconference.co.za/index.php/registration/
28/05/2026
Only 11 days to go until we meet at the 9th SA TB Conference 2026!
Join Prof. Mosa Moshabela, Vice-Chancellor and Principal at University of Cape Town for an insightful session on: “The role of national health research and academic leadership in strengthening TB research and health systems.”
Gain insights into how research and academic leadership can drive TB innovation, strengthen health systems, and translate evidence into real-world impact to help end TB.
Register now and secure your spot: https://tbconference.co.za/index.php/registration/
28/05/2026
Looking back at FPD’s partnership with the Medical Women’s Association of South Africa (MWASA) in 2015, where we hosted a breast cancer awareness session at our head office 🎗️
The session empowered women with knowledge on breast health, early detection, and the importance of regular self‑examinations — encouraging them to take charge of their well‑being.
A truly powerful moment was hearing from breast cancer fighter, Ms Pearl Makgalemela, who shared her inspiring journey of strength, resilience, and hope in the face of the disease. 💙
While this moment is from the past, its message remains just as important today. Breast cancer continues to be the most common cancer affecting women in South Africa — making awareness more important than ever.
Read more about this initiative on our website: https://www.foundation.co.za/news/12/fpd-breast-cancer-awareness/1