22
Hospitals
1500
Beds donated
1875
Patients screened
984
Outreaches to date
A TB-FREE Community
SANTA was founded in Durban in 1947 by a group of organisations involved in anti-TB initiatives

South African National Tuberculosis Association is a volunteer community based None Profit organization which was established in 1947. The main aim was to: – Provide beds for TB sufferers, Establish SANTA branches and give care to TB sufferers and their families.

EXPLORE SERVICES
We operate by these values
Deliver great results

Develop people

Accountability

Respect

Integrity

Depend on each other

Our Mission

Working with governmental & non-governmental organisations to end TB and the Coronavirus, promote good & quality life & support vulnerable groups, including orphans

01

FOOTPRINT

SANTA has a national footprint and infrastructural support comprising 1,066 Community Health Workers, 86 trainers, 200 counselors, 9 provincial coordinators and 16 Assessors and moderators.

02

NATIONAL

Santa has numerous hospitals and 9 provincial offices around the country, which have served and managed to treat over 100 000 cases of TB annually over the years.

03

OWNERSHIP

All 22 properties remained with SANTA when the NDoH incorporated TB Hospital care into its structures in 2012.

04

GROWTH

These former TB hospitals remain unused as hospitals. However, there is a need to renovate some of this properties and to some, huge amounts of land remain for building

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