Description:

There are four separate panels in the gates, each of which show figures outlined in steel and filled in with wire mesh coloured in red, blue, yellow, green, orange, brown and white.
The panel on the extreme left shows the arms of two people shaking hands, with a woman holding a baby in her arms beneath. The panel next to it depicts the hand and sleeve of someone painting a plate, with two babies (one black, one white) crawling beneath.
On the right hand side of the gates, the first panel shows a male and a female figure walking through a landscape. Neither of them are wearing clothes, and the woman has an oversized head. Above them are the two hands of a potter shaping a large pot.
To the right of this panel, two children are depicted playing football against a background of hills, with the sun and clouds in the sky above.

The hands decorating the plate and shaping the pot commemorate the ceramics industry and its significance in the industrial development of the area. Other motifs - the mother holding her baby, the crawling infants, and the obviously healthy children playing children - allude to community health services, past and present, available within the health centre.