Pebble Hills University is proud to announce that Branny Mthelebofu has been awarded the Doctor of Public Health (Honoris Causa) in recognition of his exceptional contributions to stoma care management and holistic health practices. This honorary degree acknowledges his significant impact in the field of public health, particularly through his extensive research and advocacy work.

Branny Mthelebofu, a South African holistic nutrition therapist, counselor, and filmmaker, has dedicated over 24 years to improving the lives of stoma patients. His research has focused on enhancing stoma care services, advocating for policy changes, and providing educational resources for healthcare professionals. His publication, “A Handbook for Stoma Care Management,” serves as a vital resource for caregivers and medical professionals, emphasizing the importance of holistic care in the recovery process.

His journey from patient to thought leader exemplifies resilience and a commitment to improving healthcare outcomes. Branny’s work addresses not only the medical needs of stoma patients but also their emotional and psychological well-being, making him a leading advocate for comprehensive patient care.

Through this honorary Doctor of Public Health Honoris Causa degree, Pebble Hills University recognizes Branny Mthelebofu’s tireless efforts to destigmatize stomas and empower patients, enhancing public awareness and access to quality healthcare. We celebrate his achievements and look forward to his continued contributions to the field of public health.