Founded in 1956 as “The South African Council for the Aged”, now known as “Age-in-Action”, is the body representing more than 2.7 million older people. The Organisation also has over 800 NGO’s as members who provide vital services to more than 150 000 older persons in need of care. In terms of its mission, namely to protect and promote the interests and well-being of all elderly persons
Continue reading →ASAAT exists as a regional representative body for the aerospace traders and allied industries who provide services to the operational, maintenance, training and infrastructure sectors of aviation.
The purpose of ASSAT is to set an acceptable standard for the industry, represent the member organisations regarding legislative matters, create a network of industry professionals and to share knowledge and expertise to benefit the aviation industry as a whole as well as foster common values and collaboration among the members.
Continue reading →ACT has been a Centre of Spiritual teaching for over 50 years and has a wide network of members throughout South Africa and other countries.
Continue reading →The Association of Architectural Aluminium Manufacturers of SA (AAAMSA) was founded by eight companies in July 1974 to foster trade and commerce in relation to those persons associated in the manufacture and installation of architectural aluminium structures. Its main objective is to promote commercial and group interest
AAAMSA is a non-profit, voluntary organization committed to fostering trade and commerce in relation to the persons associated in the manufacture and installation of Fenestration, Glass & Glazing, Thermal, Ceiling and Partitioning in the Building Industry.
Continue reading →The AECMSA (Association of Electrical Cable Manufacturers of South Africa) has been formed to represent the interests of South Africa’s cable manufacturers. The AECMSA will represent South African cable manufacturers in interactions with Governments, Government Authorities, supplier and customer associations and other industry bodies. The AECMSA will also lobby Governments, Government Authorities and South African businesses to support and install South African manufactured cables.
Continue reading →The Association of Woodturners of South Africa(AWSA) is a South African non- profit organisation dedicated to the advancement of the art of woodturning.
Continue reading →ATASA aims to be a nationally recognized dynamic, innovative, law abiding, and member driven Association furthering the interests of our sector and to actively contribute to the sustainability of a productive vibrant value add economy in South Africa. We seek to participate fully in sector and industry skills development initiatives and transformation in our sector. We have an in-house training centre where skills development programmes are held.
Continue reading →The Society, through its annual meetings, website and list server promotes excellence in research and education and has become the professional home for biomedical researchers and educators in South Africa focusing on anatomy in its broadest sense. In addition to being the primary educators of students in the medical and allied health disciplines, research by ASSA members encompass clinical anatomy, embryology and developmental biology, imaging, cell biology, genetics, histology, neuroscience, forensics, microscopy, anthropology, movement science and numerous other exciting and developing areas. Members are internationally recognized for their contributions to developing and maintaining anatomy as the spine of biomedical science.
Continue reading →The objective of the Association is to contribute towards the development of aquaculture in Southern Africa through effective representation and dissemination of information
Continue reading →The Association of Surgeons of South Africa (ASSA) is a non-profit organisation and is the body that represents General Surgeons in South Africa. Other specific surgical interest groups such as SASES, VASSA, TSSA and the CSSA are members of the ASSA executive committee and represented by ASSA on the South frican Medical Associartion (SAMA) boards.
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