The Southern African Freelancers’ Association
Where media professionals and their clients gather to build a better freelance industry.
The Southern African Freelancers’ Association supports, promotes and advocates for freelance workers in the media and communications fields. We offer resources, tools, training and networking events to develop the careers of our members, who range from students to seasoned freelancers.
Western Cape Gymnastics Association (WCGA) is the South African Gymnastics Federation (SAGF) official gymnastics structure in the Western Cape Province.
Continue reading →The Association for Visual Arts prides itself on consistently playing a prominent role in facilitating cultural interaction. We have been providing a platform for artists and art lovers for decades. Our programme of exhibitions, talks, conferences and events continues to champion some of the most insightful emerging and established voices in contemporary African art.
Continue reading →The Tenpin Bowling Association of SA (TBASA) is the governing body of Tenpin Bowling in South Africa.
As such, the body is primarily responsible for the establishment and enforcement of rules and regulations for all Tenpin Bowling activities within South Africa and for ensuring that these are not contradictory to International standards.
As with any professional sporting body, TBASA is responsible for setting out criteria for national tournaments, as well as for the selection of South African teams participating in International events.
TBASA aims to encourage the development of the sport, with special focus on establishing a youth participation and retention programme, as well as developing a media strategy.
Continue reading →The ACVV is the oldest non-profit organisation in the social services field.
The ACVV consists of a National Council & Head Office (NPO 002 834), 115 branches in 4 provinces affiliated to ACVV National Council and 220 service programs across 5 service focus areas: Social work and child protection, early childhood development, older persons and special needs, leadership and training
The SA Association of Jungian Analysts (SAAJA) is a professional society of accredited Jungian Analysts. It provides postgraduate training in Jungian analysis for health professionals, public events that are informed by Jungian thought, and has a library with Jungian literature.
Continue reading →The Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of SA represents over 98% of registered plastic surgeons in South Africall of whom are highly skilled and qualified. The mission of APRASSA is to support their members in their efforts to provide the highest quality of patient care to the public. We undertake to attain and maintain high professional and ethical standards.
Continue reading →The Vacation Ownership Association of Southern Africa (VOASA) is a trade organization with the objective to promote the development, communication, improvement and growth of a stable and sustainable shared vacation ownership industry and trading environment.
Continue reading →OHASA was registered with the South African Medical and Dental Council in April 1979. It was subsequently recognised by the International Liaison Committee on Dental Hygiene as a duly Constituted Group representing the interests of Oral Hygienists in South Africa in 1983.
With the assistance and support from OHASA a Professional Board for Oral Hygiene was established in October 1980 under the powers vested in the Minister of Health, Welfare and Pensions, Dr L A P A Munnik, by section 15(4) of the Medical, Dental and Supplementary Health Service Professions Act, 1974 (Act 56 of 1974).
Continue reading →The Pinotage Association is responsible for developing the quality of Pinotage wines. This is done by continuously educating members on the viticulture and vinification of Pinotage grapes, and by exchanging ideas on the production and marketing of Pinotge wines. The Association also works to identify problem areas around the growing and production of Pinotage, prioritising the necessary research for improvement.
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