FAMSA RUSTENBURG
We offer professional counselling services, marriage preparation & enrichment & parenting skills.
🕯️ ENOUGH IS ENOUGH — WOMEN DESERVE TO LIVE
The recent killing of women in Ekurhuleni has once again brought the devastating reality of Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) to the forefront.
Nine women’s bodies have been discovered in the Ekurhuleni area since July. Behind every statistic is a daughter, mother, sister, friend, colleague and loved one whose life mattered. Their families are left to grieve, while communities are left with fear, anger and unanswered questions.
Femicide is not simply a women’s issue. It is a community issue. It is a human rights issue. It is everyone’s responsibility.
We must speak up against violence before another woman becomes a statistic.
Report violence, share information responsibly and refuse to normalise the killing and abuse of women.
We mourn the women whose lives have been lost.
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Women are human beings.
Women deserve safety.
Women deserve dignity.
Women deserve to LIVE.
Dear Valued Clients,
We have received multiple concerns about our phones not working, we sincerely apologise for the difficulty you may have experienced when trying to reach us by phone. We understand how frustrating it can be when you are unable to get through, and we truly appreciate your patience and understanding.
We are working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. In the meantime, please feel free to contact us on 063 181 5931 or visit our offices for assistance.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your continued support.
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05/09/2026
As we welcome spring season :it is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate new beginnings, growth, hope, happiness and togetherness.
💐 Celebrating Spring through Arts and Crafts
“Bloom, Grow and Embrace New Beginnings!”
Spring reminds us that every season brings an opportunity to grow, bloom and start again. May this new season bring renewed hope, happiness, healing and beautiful new beginnings.
28/08/2026
Marriage, Relationships and Separation: A Women’s Seminar.
This women’s seminar was about providing a safe and supportive space to reflect, learn and share experiences about:
Building healthy relationships through mutual respect and open communication
Addressing challenges in a safe and respectful way
Understanding separation and its emotional impact
Recognising that separation does not mean failure
Finding opportunities for healing, growth and new beginnings
Developing healthy coping strategies and emotional resilience
Knowing when and how to seek support
Understanding your self-worth
Today we talk: Women’s Health, Wellbeing and Reproductive Rights
Every woman deserves access to quality healthcare, accurate information, emotional support, and the freedom to make informed decisions about her own body.
Women’s health is more than physical health. Mental and emotional wellbeing are equally important. Women may experience stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, trauma, family difficulties, or other circumstances that affect their overall wellbeing.
Reproductive rights matter. Women have the right to:
* Access quality and affordable healthcare.
* Receive accurate information about sexual and reproductive health.
* Make informed decisions about their bodies and reproductive lives.
* Be treated with dignity, privacy and respect.
* Access appropriate reproductive and maternal healthcare.
* Seek support without fear of judgement or discrimination.
FAMSA provides psychosocial support services to individuals, couples and families who may be experiencing emotional, relationship, family or psychosocial challenges.
Seeking support is not a sign of weakness. Talking to a trained professional can help you understand your experiences, strengthen coping skills, improve relationships and promote emotional wellbeing.
Let’s build communities where women feel safe, heard, respected and empowered to take care of both their physical and mental health.
Healthy women. Informed choices. Emotional support. Stronger families. Healthier communities.
Challenges Faced by Women in Families
Women play many important roles in families, but they also face challenges that are often overlooked.
Some common challenges include:
• Balancing work, parenting and household responsibilities
• Financial pressure and economic dependence
• Gender-based violence and emotional abuse
• Unequal sharing of household and caregiving duties
• Lack of support and recognition
• Pressure to meet everyone’s needs while neglecting their own wellbeing
• Difficulty finding time for personal growth and self-care.
A healthy family supports women, listens to them, values their contributions and.shares responsibilities fairly.
Let us create families where women feel safe, respected, supported and empowered.
When women are supported, families and communities become stronger.
At FAMSA Rustenburg we are committed to providing psychosocial support services to those who are willing to share their load.
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09/08/2026
🌸 Celebrating the Strength of Women 🌸
This Women’s Month, we celebrate the courage, resilience, and achievements of women who continue to inspire positive change in our families, workplaces, and communities.
Women are leaders, caregivers, innovators, mentors, and agents of change. Their contributions help build stronger families and a more compassionate society.
As we celebrate, let us also commit to creating spaces where every woman is respected, supported, heard, and empowered to reach her full potential. Together, we can challenge inequality, promote gender justice, and encourage opportunities for all.
To every woman: Your voice matters. Your dreams matter. Your strength matters.
Happy Women’s Month! 💜
💙 Reclaiming Positive Masculinity: Breaking Free from Toxic Norms.
True strength is not measured by silence, aggression, or control. Positive masculinity encourages men and boys to embrace respect, empathy, accountability, and emotional well-being.
For too long, harmful stereotypes have suggested that men should hide their emotions, avoid asking for help, or prove their strength through dominance. These toxic norms can negatively affect mental health, relationships, families, and communities.
Let’s redefine what it means to be a man by encouraging:
~Open and honest communication.
~Respectful and healthy relationships.
~Emotional awareness and resilience.
~ Seeking support when needed.
Positive role modelling for children and young people.
~Standing against gender-based violence and all forms of abuse.
When men are empowered to live authentically and compassionately, families become stronger, children thrive, and communities are safer.
At FAMSA Rustenburg, we believe that promoting positive masculinity is an important step towards building healthy families and respectful relationships. We offer 50/50 Men-Care and 24/7 Dad programs.
💚 Be the Family You Want to See.
📍 FAMSA Rustenburg
📞 014 592 9747
🌱 Personal Development: Cultivating Self-Awareness and Self-Reflection 🌱
Personal growth begins with understanding yourself. Self-awareness helps us recognise our thoughts, emotions, strengths, and areas for improvement, while self-reflection allows us to learn from our experiences and make positive changes.
When we take time to reflect, we become better equipped to manage stress, communicate effectively, build healthier relationships, and make decisions that align with our values and goals.
Take a moment today to ask yourself:
~What am I grateful for?
~What have I learned about myself recently?
~ How do my actions affect those around me?
~What positive change can I make today?
Remember, personal development is a journey, not a destination. Every small step towards greater self-awareness is a step towards becoming the best version of yourself.
At FAMSA Rustenburg, we encourage individuals and families to invest in their emotional well-being and personal growth because stronger individuals help build stronger families and communities.
💚 Be the Family You Want to See.
📍 FAMSA Rustenburg
📞 014 592 9747
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19 Von Wielligh Street
Rustenburg
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 08:00 - 16:00 |
| Tuesday | 08:00 - 16:00 |
| Wednesday | 08:00 - 04:00 |
| Thursday | 08:00 - 16:00 |
| Friday | 08:00 - 14:00 |