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Delft Community Health Centre provides comprehensive packages of health care services:

• CHC offers 24-hour medical coverage, 7 days a week
• Maternity ward
• Reproductive Health Services (Family Planning)
• Sexual Transmitted Infections
• Prevention of Mother to Child Treatment
• Antenatal services
• Obstetric services
• Emergency/ Trauma services
• Chronic Services Social workerPhysiotherapy
• Occupational therapyTuberculosis (TB)
• HIV/ Aids and Anti-retro-viral therapy
• Orthopedic services
• Dental care services
• Pharmacy services
• School Health services
• Home based care

Antenatal Service:
This service is open from Mon-Fri. It focuses on care for pregnant women, and on bookings

HIV/AIDS AND ARV Services
The support group consists of people living with the HI virus (HIV). These individuals are educated on their condition, and counseling services are also made available to them. They also receive Anti-Retro Viral Drugs (ARVs) as stipulated by government. Read more. 

School Health Services:
Delft Community Health Centre also engages in School Health Service.

The school health service is a health promotive service dealing with the individual in the context of the family and community and with the school environment. The service encourages the school to seek to develop and implement school policies that promote and sustain health, improve the physical and social environment within which children learn and develop and improve children's capacity to become and stay healthy.

Orthopedic Services:
The service is only available by referral and appointment system.

Physio- and Occupational Therapy Services
The service is only available by referral and appointment system.

Note:
When you visit the Day Care Centre you must have the following documents:
1. Proof of your physical address
2. Identity Document (ID)
3. Salary Slip or All Pay Card or Proof of Unemployment
4. Hospital card

This content was kindly provided to us by the staff of the Delft Health Centre.

There are six windows when you enter the reception area. These windows are very important as they indicate which queue you need to follow.

Window 1

• To see a Doctor

Window 2

• Trauma or Emergency
• Wound Care (Dressing)
• Injections
• HIV/ AIDS AVR
• VCT – Voluntary Counseling and Testing
• Physiotherapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Social Worker

Window 3

• Adult Preparation for Observation

Window 4

• Pharmacy and Psychiatric

Window 5

• Tuberculosis

Window 6

• Child Health Care and Sexual Reproductive Health