Aquaculture Association of Southern Africa (AASA)
The objective of the Association is to contribute towards the development of aquaculture in Southern Africa through effective representation and dissemination of information
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Personal Managers’ Association (PMA)
The Personal Manager’s Association is a community of Actors Agents consisting of members; associate and affiliate members. Our goal is to guide actors in their professional careers, uphold the professional standards on behalf of the performers we represent with regards to contracts (and the standardization thereof); fees and working conditions in the areas of film; television; voice; theatre; presenting; commercials; industrial theatre; corporate theatre; etc.
Continue reading →Association of Surgeons of South Africa (ASSA)
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.
Continue reading →Johannesburg Property Owners’ and Managers’ Association (JPOMA)
The Johannesburg Property Owners and Managers Association (JPOMA) represents most Johannesburg Inner-City property investors and managing agents who are active in the rejuvenation of the Inner-City through building upgrades, conversions and effective urban and building management.
Continue reading →Southern African Book Dealers Association (SABDA)
SABDA is the official body for out-of-print book dealers in Southern Africa. SABDA’s Constitution is designed to improve standards of professional service to customers and allow members to speak with one voice on matters of common concern.
Continue reading →Sunshine Association (SA)
The Sunshine Centre Association is a community welfare organisation that works in partnership with communities to develop a wide range of early intervention services for children with developmental and intellectual disability and for their families. We are a dynamic progressive and innovative non profit organisation committed to the development of children with disabilities, intellectual/developmental or physical delay.
We focus on early intervention in the field of intellectual disability and offer diverse services on many levels
Continue reading →Waterproofing Association of Gauteng (WPAG)
The Waterproofing Association of Gauteng (WAG) is dedicated to the promotion, support and protection of the common interest of Specifying Authorities, Clients, Contractors and Manufacturers to ensure professionalism, integrity as well as reliability within the Waterproofing Industry.
Continue reading →Maccabi South Africa (MSA)
Maccabi SA is a Zionist, non-profit sports organisation responsible for providing sport & recreation activities for the Jewish community.
Continue reading →Association for Skills Development in South Africa (ASDSA)
The Association for Skills Development in South Africa (ASDSA) is a Section 21 company that represents skills development practitioners and skills development administrators, which includes facilitators, assessors, moderators and training providers. Members are required to abide by a code of conduct and a constitution.
ASDSA is is a non-statutory, SAQA-recognised professional body.
They have three professional designations:
- Skills Development Technician (SD.Tech);
- Skills Development Practitioner (SD.Pr);
- Skills Development Master (SD.Mas)
Lusito Association (LPAC)
The Lusito Association was established in 1979 by a group of Portuguese parents who found a need for a school for the differently abled within the Portuguese community. The Lusito Association started the first Lusito School under the auspices of the Mental Health Society of the Witwatersrand and has subsequently grown with the school. The Lusito Association is a non-profit organisation whose function is to manage and fundraise, to build and maintain, the Lusito School. The best known fundraising event is the Lusito Land Festival, winning Leisure Options Reader’s Choice Award for Johannesburg’s best festival. 100% of all funds raised from these fundraising events go directly to the school.
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