Community Guides

Practical tips for a clean, safe, and healthy Sebayeng

Keep Your Community Clean

  • Dispose of rubbish in designated bins or at collection points
  • Separate recyclables (plastic, glass, paper) from general waste
  • Participate in monthly community clean-up days (every 1st Saturday)
  • Report illegal dumping to municipality at (015) 590 2000 (tap to call)
  • Keep yards clear of stagnant water to prevent mosquitoes
  • Start a street committee to monitor cleanliness in your area
Next clean-up: First Saturday of each month, meet at Tiangmaatla Centre at 8AM

Keep Your Community Safe

  • Form or join a neighbourhood watch group in your area
  • Always lock doors and windows, even when at home
  • Install motion-sensor lights around your property
  • Know your neighbours and look out for suspicious activity
  • Keep emergency numbers saved on your phone (tap any number to dial)
  • Report any crime to Sebayeng SAPS immediately: 10111
Emergency: In any danger, call 10111 immediately (tap to dial)

Keep Your Community Healthy

  • Wash hands regularly with soap, especially before eating
  • Drink clean, boiled or treated water - boil for at least 3 minutes
  • Visit your local clinic for regular check-ups and vaccinations
  • Know your HIV status - free testing at Sebayeng Clinic
  • Attend health workshops at Tiangmaatla Centre
  • Speak to a social worker if you need mental health support: (015) 590 2376
Sebayeng Clinic: Mon-Fri 7:30AM-4PM | Sat 8AM-12PM

Emergency Helplines

SAPS Sebayeng (Police)
10111 (Toll-free)
Alt: (015) 590 2100 (tap to call)
Ambulance / Emergency Medical
10177 (Toll-free)
112 from any cell phone - Dial 112
GBV Helpline
0800 150 150
24/7 Toll-free | Counselling available
Child Protection Hotline
0800 055 555
Report child abuse or neglect
Social Worker (Sebayeng)
(015) 590 2376
Ask for Social Development Office
Sebayeng Municipality
(015) 590 2000
Water, waste, roads, electricity