CAFDA is managed by a professional team including administrative staff, social workers and community development workers. Together with our extensive volunteer base we provide education, training and social development programs within the community and at our training centre, which target the needs of the community.
Continue reading →The Association for Mathematics Education of South Africa – AMESA – is the professional association for Mathematics Education in South Africa. AMESA is the voice of Mathematics Education in South Africrepresenting the interests of the discipline and its members at national and provincial level. All who have an interest in the teaching and learning of Mathematics at all levels should belong to this dynamic Association.
Continue reading →The Black Lawyers Association (BLA) is a voluntary association open to all lawyers in the Republic of South Africa regardless of race; sex; political belief, religion or area/type of practice. BLA draws its membership from attorneys, advocates, legal advisors, law students and judicial officers.
Continue reading →The mission of the YMCA is to empower and nurture the development of the youth while embracing the beauty of diversity and inclusivity. Serving as a catalyst for positive change, we passionately advocate for social justice on crucial issues such as youth unemployment and gender equality. We strive to create unity, empowerment, and meaningful connections among the young people of South Africa.
Continue reading →YIPA is a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) which promotes the active participation of young, Black individuals in the South African Property Sector.
Continue reading →The Southern African Vinyls Association (SAVA) is the voluntary industry association representing the entire value chain of the local PVC industry. With the help of our members, SAVA strives to create a dynamic, sustainable and responsible vinyls industry in the sub-Saharan region by growing the industry and protecting its stature through communicating the latest, scientifically-based and researched information.
Continue reading →The QuadPara Association of the Western Cape (QAWC) is a non-profit organisation (NPO 002-942) which represents quadriplegics and paraplegics in the Western Cape. Any person may become a member of the organisation and the QAWC membership is drawn from various diverse areas across the Western Cape. The organisation is managed by a management committee.
QAWC strives to improve the lives of and fights for the rights of quadriplegics and paraplegics in the Western Cape. Through prevention and awareness campaigns, QAWC aims to prevent spinal cord injuries as well as educate the general public about the realities of living with a spinal cord injury.
Continue reading →Estabilised in 1989 by members of the kitchen industry, the Kitchen Specialists Association is a non-profit organisation managed by regional committees in Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal and Western Cape and overseen by a national committee.
Continue reading →MTASA was founded in 1989 and is a non-profit organisation.
It is the only professional association that represents the interests of Therapeutic Massage Therapists in South Africa and aims to uphold and further the interests of registered Therapeutic Massage Therapists.
Continue reading →QuadPara Gauteng North is an organisation which represent the right of people with spinal cord injuries. One of our successful project is to provide our members with a one week basic computer training which is free for our members, we also cater for other form of disabilities but preference will be given to those with spinal injury. We also assist our members in applying for learnerships and employment opportunities. To ensure that we keep in touch with our members we would like the hospital to help use to ensure that every patient before being discharged they complete our membership form and we will arrange that once or twice a month we can come and collect them.
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