Employee wellbeing has become one of the biggest drivers of workplace success. Across South Africa, organisations are recognising that healthy employees are more productive, engaged, and resilient. That's why corporate wellness is no longer just an employee benefit—it's a business strategy. Many workplace challenges don't begin at work. Stress, financial pressure, anxiety, burnout, alcohol misuse, and family responsibilities often follow employees into the office, affecting c

June is Kick Your Habit Month, and SANCA is inviting South Africans to take part in the #70Challenge from 22–28 June 2026. The challenge is simple: ⏸️ Pause It.🔄 Swap It.🥋 Kick It. Whether you're trying to cut back on sugar, reduce screen time, stop vaping, avoid junk food, or overcome procrastination, lasting change starts with small daily actions. 5 Tips to Help You Succeed 1. Start with One Habit Don't try to change everything at once. Choose one habit that is holding yo

March marks Human Rights Month in South Africa — a time to reflect on dignity, equality, and the rights that belong to every person. But for many individuals struggling with substance use, these rights are often overlooked. At South African National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, we believe one thing is clear: Recovery is not a luxury. It is a human right. The Right to Dignity in Recovery Addiction does not erase a person’s rights. Every individual deserves: Acce

Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Month reminds us of a powerful truth: prevention is easier than recovery. Addiction does not begin overnight. It often starts with small choices, influenced by stress, peer pressure, trauma, or emotional pain. But in the same way addiction develops gradually, healthy lifestyles can also be built step by step — and these steps can protect individuals, families, and entire communities. At SANCA, prevention is one of our strongest tools in the fight a