OFM Family Focus

Geregistreerde dieetkundige by die Heart and Stroke Foundation van SA, Cari Erasmus sluit by Yolanda Maartens aan hierdie Hart Week om die ernstige statistieke van hartversaking in Suid Afrika met luisteraars ted eel. 64 miljoen mense wereldwyd leef met hartversaking en 1 in elke 5 mense in SA ouer as 40, leef met hartversaking. So wat veroorsaak hartversaking? Hoe word dit gediagnoseer en behandel? Vind meer inligting en hulpbronne by https://www.heartfoundation.co.za/types-of-heart-disease/

'n Kankerdiagnose is vir enige jong mens lewensveranderend. Buiten die fisiese uitdagings, is daar ook groot emosionele en praktiese behoeftes. In die OFM Familie Fokus gesels Yolanda Maartens met Anina Meiring, Dienstebestuurder: KANSA TLC, oor hoe die AYA-kamers 'n veilige ruimte vir tieners en jong volwassenes met kanker skep, en hoe hierdie inisiatief hoop, ondersteuning en 'n gevoel van normaliteit aan jong pasiënte en hul gesinne bied.

Lees gerus meer aanlyn by https://cansa.org.za/cansa-opens-second-recovery-space-customised-for-young-cancer-patients/

Die Kankervereniging van Suid-Afrika (KANSA) vier in 2026, 95 jaar van diens. Junie elke jaar word wêreldwyd aandag gevestig op die impak van kanker op persone gediagnoseer met kanker, hul versorgers, geliefdes, familie en ander mense binne die oorlewende se kring. Dikwels het hierdie mense net iemand nodig om mee te praat oor hul kankerervaring.

Olivia Curlewis, Diensspesialis by KANSA, sluit by Yolanda Maartens aan in die OFM Familie Fokus om te vertel hoe KANSA se teleberadingsdiens werk. Skakel gerus die hulplyn by 0800 22 66 22.

The staging of cancer plays a vital role in treatment and treatment outcome. Early stages of diagnosis often has a positive outcomes vs late stage diagnosis which is often associated with poor outcome and high mortality. Clinical Nursing Specialist at the Cancer Association of SA, Vlooi Venter, joins Yolanda Maartens in the OFM Family Focus to explain the importance of early detection and to unpack the different stages of cancer. You can get detailed information online www.cansa.org.za or email [email protected]

At only 18 her life changed, forever and 32 years later Nthabiseng Molongoana still reflects on that day with pain but equal amounts of hope. Today, as Provincial Director of APD Free State, Nthabiseng isn’t just running programs—she’s transforming lives across the entire province. Every day, she oversees services for hundreds of people, from residential care at the Jean Webber Home to skills training at Kopano Workshop. But what makes her leadership special isn’t just what she does—it’s how she does it. She joins Yolanda Maartens in the OFM Family Focus to challenge you to live life without limits.

The bond between humans and canines isn’t just a source of joy; it’s a lifeline. Director and Founder of Honey’s Garden Medical Service Dogs, Lucy Breytenbach has turned her lifelong passion for animals into a mission to help those living with epilepsy. Lucy and the team from Honey’s Garden Medical Service Dogs aim to bridge the gap between South Africans in need and the life-changing support of a service dog.

Epilepsie is 'n toestand wat mense nie verstaan nie. Wat is van die taboos van Epilepsie? Dr. Ben van Niekerk ontmasker sommige van die wanpersepsies, veral vir kinders wat met epilepsie saamleef.

OFM Family Focus is your daily appointment discussing your family’s needs on Mid-Morning Magic, weekdays, 09:00 - 12:00. Yolanda Maartens discuss

education and learning, family health and nutrition, babies and toddlers, parenting and marriage advice, as well as teenagers and planning for the future with various experts in the respective fields. Read more: https://www.ofm.co.za/Blogs?page=1&blog=135

OFM Family Focus is your daily appointment discussing your family’s needs on Mid-Morning Magic, weekdays, 09:00 - 12:00. Yolanda Maartens discuss

education and learning, family health and nutrition, babies and toddlers, parenting and marriage advice, as well as teenagers and planning for the future with various experts in the respective fields. Read more: https://www.ofm.co.za/Blogs?page=1&blog=135

This year Epilepsy South Africa is launching a bold new national campaign – Epilepsy Pledge: Epilepsy In Action – calling on all South Africans to take one meaningful step to support persons with epilepsy. Epilepsy SA calls all South Africans to take one meaningful action today to support persons with epilepsy. National Director of Epilepsy SA, Sharelene Cassel joins Kayla Barker in the OFM Family Focus to dive into the importance of awreness moving into action.