About Us​

YOUNG

does not refer to age but rather a new vibrant, robust, radical and militant new way of thinking which will eradicate the old conversational way of thinking which has been an obstacle of progress in Nursing.

NURSES

are regarded as a person/s who are involved directly or indirectly in nursing practice, formal and informal regardless of their nursing category, experience and rank employed by either government or private sector under the retirement age of 65 years.

INDABA

is a Nguni word which means
“Dialogue/News/Debate”, we strived to start a difficult conversation in Nursing regarding the current oppression, segregation, marginalization which can no longer be ignored 23 years later into democracy

The Young Nurses Indaba Trade Union (YNITU) was founded to empower healthcare workers by providing a strong, independent voice in the workplace. With an unwavering commitment to advocacy, education, and unity, YNITU strives to uplift the nursing profession and create a positive impact on healthcare delivery across South Africa.. ALL HEALTHCARE WORKERS in various categories and ranks practicing in Public and Private sector including NGOs. 

WHO SHOULD BE A MEMBER

Nurses

Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, Enrolled Nursing Assistants

Allied Healthcare Workers

Doctors, Clinical Associates, Pharmacist, Radiographers, Paramedics, Social Workers,  Physiotherapists, Psychologists,

Health Support Staff

Clerks, Cleaners, Kitchen Staff, Porters, Security, General Workers, CHW, EPWP, Counsellors

Mission

To advocate, educate, and empower healthcare professionals for the betterment of working conditions, professional recognition, and patient care.

Vision

To be the leading voice for healthcare professionals, promoting equity, dignity, and excellence in the South African healthcare sector.

 

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Our Pledge

I pledge allegiance, to the only revolutionary movement that seeks to liberate all Nurses from all forms of oppression; and commit myself to continue fighting…