Itireleng is an informal settlement south of Laudium, in the City of Tshwane, and most people living there use Laudium Community Health Centre, which is run by the Gauteng provincial health department. An Itireleng community health centre also appears in Gauteng facility lists. Neither publishes a direct number on an official source, so the verified routes are the City of Tshwane call centre on 080 111 1556, free to call, or 012 358 9999.
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If this is an emergency
Call 10177 for an ambulance, or 112 from any mobile phone. Within Tshwane, the City also publishes 107 for its own emergency services. All three work and none costs anything.
Describing where you are matters more than which number you dial. In an informal settlement there may be no street name or house number for a dispatcher to work with. Give the settlement name, the nearest formal road, and a landmark that is visible from it, such as a shop, school, church or taps. If you can, send someone to stand at the turn-off and wave the ambulance in. That single step saves more time than anything else on this page.
Verified contact routes
Read on City of Tshwane sources on 24 August 2026.
| What it is for | Contact |
|---|---|
| City of Tshwane call centre, toll free | 080 111 1556 |
| City of Tshwane call centre | 012 358 9999 |
| City of Tshwane customer care email | [email protected] |
| City of Tshwane WhatsApp services | 087 153 1001 |
| Tshwane emergency services | 107 |
| Ambulance, nationally | 10177 or 112 |
| Health Ombud, standard of care | 080 911 6472 |
Which facility serves Itireleng
Laudium Community Health Centre is the facility most residents of Itireleng use. It was formerly Laudium Hospital and is now a community health centre under the provincial health department, which means broader services and longer hours than an ordinary clinic.
- A community health centre handles primary care plus a wider range of services, and many run extended hours.
- A clinic is weekday daytime primary care, usually nurse-led.
- A hospital takes referrals from both. Laudium Hospital no longer exists as a hospital, which is why searches for it lead here.
Phone the City call centre and give your settlement name to confirm which facility currently covers you and what its hours are. Catchment areas are how public clinics allocate patients, so the correct facility is the one covering your address rather than the nearest one on a map.
Province or City, and why you keep being transferred
Gauteng splits primary health care between two authorities, and this is the most common reason a call goes nowhere.
- The Gauteng Department of Health runs hospitals and community health centres, including Laudium.
- The City of Tshwane runs a share of the primary clinics.
- Start with the City call centre if you are unsure which one you need. It can tell you which facility covers you, and that answer determines who to complain to later.
Access without documents or an address
Two things worth stating plainly, because they stop people going at all.
- Public healthcare is means-tested, not residence-tested. Fees follow the Uniform Patient Fee Schedule and are scaled to income. Pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under six are treated free of charge.
- Not having proof of address does not disqualify you. Bring what you have. Nobody needing emergency care is refused for want of documents, and a clinic can register you without a formal street address.
Keep your clinic card. In a setting without postal delivery or a fixed address it is the single most useful document you have, because it carries your facility and file number and speeds up every subsequent visit.
What to bring
- Your identity document if you have one, or the child’s birth certificate for a child health visit.
- Your clinic card.
- The Road to Health booklet for immunisations.
- Your current medicines in their packaging.
- Proof of income where you have it.
Complaints
- Ask for the facility manager at the clinic and get a reference number.
- Log it with whoever runs the facility. The City call centre for a City clinic, the Gauteng Department of Health for a community health centre. Ask which it is before you complain.
- Then the Health Ombud on 080 911 6472, which investigates the standard of care at any health establishment.
- Conduct by a named nurse or doctor goes to the South African Nursing Council or the HPCSA.
Related contact pages
- Healthcare contact pages
- Public hospitals and clinics contact details
- Municipality contact pages
- How to verify a contact number before you use it
Frequently asked questions
What is the number for Itireleng Clinic?
No direct number is published on an official source. Phone the City of Tshwane call centre on 080 111 1556 and give your settlement name to be pointed at the right facility.
Where do Itireleng residents go for healthcare?
Most use Laudium Community Health Centre, formerly Laudium Hospital, which is run by the Gauteng Department of Health.
What is the emergency number in Tshwane?
The City publishes 107 for its emergency services. The national numbers 10177 and 112 also work from anywhere.
Can I be treated without an identity document?
Bring what you have. Fees are means-tested rather than residence-tested, and nobody needing emergency care is turned away for lack of documents.
Is Laudium Hospital still open?
Not as a hospital. The facility is now Laudium Community Health Centre, which is why searches for the hospital lead there.
Routes on this page were read on City of Tshwane sources on 24 August 2026. Where a detail has changed, the official source is always the authority.