Masibambisane Retired Nurses Organisation is a non-governmental organisation composed of retired nurses.
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The organisation is located in Clermont, Pinetown in KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa). Our objectives are to promote the spirit of unity/sisterhood among the retired nurses, establish funds to achieve the objectives of the organisation, encourage and promote health related education in the community, encourage social contact among members through organising social activities, and promote nursing as a noble profession.
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Meetings
On 9 November 2022, a General Meeting was held where we remembered our 16 members who have passed on since the start of the Organisation in 2001.
We invited the Minister of Religion, Rev. A. L. Makhanya, and asked her to bless the position pins for the committee members. The pins were attached to the following members: the President, the Vice President, the Secretary, the Vice Secretary, the Treasurer, the Liaison Officer and both Consultants. We then prayed for the 16 candles that represented each member who passed away . The Rev. Makhanya read scripture verses from the Bible and shared a sermon.
The whole group recited the Nurses Pledge of Service.
We invited the Minister of Religion, Rev. A. L. Makhanya, and asked her to bless the position pins for the committee members. The pins were attached to the following members: the President, the Vice President, the Secretary, the Vice Secretary, the Treasurer, the Liaison Officer and both Consultants. We then prayed for the 16 candles that represented each member who passed away . The Rev. Makhanya read scripture verses from the Bible and shared a sermon.
The whole group recited the Nurses Pledge of Service.
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MembershipMasibambisane Retired Nurses Organisation accepts members from Clermont and surrounding areas, especially the outer west, Pinetown and Durban. To qualify for membership, you need to be a retired nurse of any category. Joining is voluntary, and is done twice a year during the month of January and July. No member is recruited or forced to join.
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Testimonial
"I appreciate this opportunity, and I felt that we were warmly welcomed. The introduction session served as an icebreaker, and I felt relaxed afterward. The overview given about the organisation was quite informative. One looks forward to learning more and being an active member. Lastly and most importantly, my first impression was that of a very organised executive/office bearers. They were all well-organised and knew their story! How refreshing! Keep it up ladies!"
- Mrs Phumla Nkosi (New Member)
