Unjani Clinics NPC
Unjani Clinics NPC is a non-profit company (Reg #2014/089277/08) and registered public benefit organization (PBO #930047735) established to implement and manage the Unjani Clinic Network.
Ownership None. Significant assets None – not for profit motive, with cost recoveries.
GOALS & OBJECTIVES
Our Vision for the Network is to:
- - To build a SUCCESSFUL NETWORK of nurse owned and operated clinics
- - To set the benchmark for delivering QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE healthcare services to the people of South Africa
- - To serve the network with the same PASSIONATE COMMITMENT that they provide to their patients
- - To provide business mentoring and coaching for SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISES
MISSION STATEMENT
To empower black women, build a sustainable network of nurse owned and operated primary healthcare clinics nationally and create permanent jobs.
Unjani Clinics NPC's Current Team
LYNDA TOUSSAINT
Chief Executive Officer
083 443 0549
ltoussaint@unjani.org
CISCA BUYS
Clinical Manager
083 703 9215
cbuys@unjani.org
RITA STEELE
Accountant
012 621 4323
rsteele@unjani.org
FREDDAH MABONA
Financial Administrator
012 621 4376
fmabona@unjani.org
AKHONA RORWANA
Financial Administrator
012 621 4376
arorwana@unjani.org
SUE HOOSAIN
Network General Manager
082 212 9761
shoosain@unjani.org
MIRRIAM MOSALA
Network Support Co-Ordinator
012 621 4643
mmosala@unjani.org
SHAUN TROM
Network Support Operator
012 621 4643
strom@unjani.org
ZANDI MLAMBO
Network Support Administrator
012 621 4643
zmlambo@unjani.org
ERIC MASEHLA
Driver
012 621 4643
Unjani Clinics NPC’s Board
Dr IAIN BARTON
Director
BERENICE LAWRENCE
Director
TJAART van der WALT
Director
LYNDA TOUSSAINT
CEO, Director
ESHA MANSINGH
Director
SOURCES of REVENUE
Unjani Clinics NPC is reliant on funding from donors such as the Imperial Group, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer SA, RMA and others in order to expand the Network, in addition a monthly Network Fee is charged to each Clinic in the Network to cover some of the operational expenses of Unjani Clinic NPC.
The Network Fee is governed by a 5 year Enterprise Development Agreement signed by the Professional Nurse.
The main costs associated with the project include:
- Infrastructure (converted shipping container) and signage which is donated to the Professional Nurse;
- Clinic Equipment, Initial Stock & Internals (furniture, clinic equipment, computer equipment) which is donated to the Professional Nurse;
- Operational Donations paid to the Professional Nurse for the first 24 months of trade (in order to assist with working capital requirements until the patient numbers reach break even).
Unjani Clinics NPC support, training and operating costs
When looking at the investment required in a Clinic, we look at it as an investment in the Professional Nurse over the 5-year Enterprise Development period.
Depending on the infrastructure format required (rural, semi-rural or peri-urban) the investment cost is between R1 million and R1.2 million per Professional Nurse and the breakdown of this cost is approximately:
- - Clinic Infrastructure & Equipment R500 000 to R700 000
- - Operational Donations R200 000
- - Unjani Clinics NPC Support Costs R300 000