SOS Childrens Villages provide care through our family-like villages, our family strengthening programmes and our community service centres. We build families for children in need, we help them shape their own futures, and we share in the development of their communities.
Continue reading →The South African Insurance Association (SAIA) is the representative body of the short-term insurance industry.
Continue reading →The Roodepoort Metered Taxi Association is a Taxi Association operating from Roodepoort in Gauteng
Continue reading →RuVASA (Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa) is a special interest group of SAVA (South African Veterinary Association). Membership is open to all veterinarians registered with the SAVC (South African Veterinary Council). Current members are dispersed throughout the country and neighbouring countries working in the private and public sector, universities, industries, laboratories and research institutions.
Continue reading →The Association represents firms of Consulting Professional Planners in private practice in the provinces listed above. This is the central information portal for contacting consulting professional planners. The SAACPP website provides access to contact details of members of the Association whilst providing information to interested and affected parties relevant to the consulting sphere of planning.
Continue reading →Also known as the Suid-Afrikaanse Turksykwekersvereiniging, the SA Cactus Pear Growers Association (SACPGA) represents South Africa’s cactus pear growers; the farmers who make every effort to plant and harvest only the best South African cactus pears. We were established in 1978 with the common goal of serving, protecting and promoting the interests of the South African cactus pear industry both here at home and abroad. We also help our farmers on various levels, by providing practical technical, marketing and legislative support.
Continue reading →The South African Consolidated Recreational Angling Association (SACRAA) is a non-profit association that has been established in reaction to the limited level of recognition of the recreational sector by the Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries (DAFF), the lack of transparency and interaction with the sector by DAFF, and out of concern for the declining state of some of our key angling species. SACRAA is an independent body that acts in the best interests of it members and the recreational fishing industry. It is not affiliated to any government institution or other angling organizations, but has the support of the South African Sport Anglers & Casting Confederation (SASACC; the controlling body for organized angling in South Africa) and the South African Fishing Tackle Agents & Distributors (SAFTAD). SACRAA is recognized as an interest group in terms of Section 8 of the Marine Living Resources Act (Act 18 of 1998) and will represent recreational fishing on Provincial Working Groups and local Co-Management Committees once the Inland Fisheries Policy is promulgated and implemented.
Continue reading →The Rottweiler Working and Breeding Association (RWBA) is a KUSA registered specialist dog training organisation for the Rottweiler breed, however all dog breeds are welcome. We train at Summerhill School located in Midrand Gauteng every second Sunday of the month.
Our objective is to promote the well being and public image of the breed by promoting responsible breeding, education and good training.
Continue reading →The Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa (RuDASA) strives inspire others towards rural healthcare in South Africa. Our aim is to support and empower those committed to making health care available to all South Africans.
Join our network and connect, share concerns, challenges, good practices and innovative ideas, through a variety of forums.
Continue reading →The RMAA (Red Meat Abattoir Association) is a representative forum for abattoir owners in South Africa. The abattoir industry is responsible for the conversion of livestock to meat. This process remains critical to ensure a safe and wholesome product to consumers. The Meat Safety Act, 2000 (Act no. 40 of 2000) addresses measures to promote the safety of meat and animal products and to establish and maintain Essential National Standards in respect of abattoirs.
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