Serving the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community since 1994.
The second-oldest LGBT organisation in South Africa, OUT provides stigma-free HIV, sexual health and other services to gay, bisexual and MSM communities. We also work to eradicate LGBT+ hate crimes and discrimination while assisting and supporting victims.
OPDT: The main objective of OPDT are the promotion and development of the Oilseeds Industry in South Africa by the financing of, research projects, the provision of information and advisory services to the Oilseeds Industry, etc
Continue reading →The Ocean Sailing Association of Southern Africa (OSASA) was formed by a group of seasoned ocean cruising yachtsmen specifically to represent the interests of recreational cruisers sailing around the oceans of Southern Africa and in its coastal waters.
By creating an online portal at www.osasa.org.za, OSASA has been instrumental in facilitating the pre-arrival notification documentary requirements that the government imposed for such entry. During these negotiations OSASA established a strong relationship with the South African Government and this is being maintained on an ongoing basis.
Continue reading →OMASA supports O&M Practioners in furthering their careers with further training, in the form of conferences, discussions and networking. Non-profit organisation
Continue reading →The Open Society Foundation for South Africa (OSF-SA) is committed to promoting the values, institutions, and practices of an open, non-racial and non-sexist, democratic, civil society.
Continue reading →This association is legally registered as the Lawn Mower Association of South Africa. Members collectively agreed to trade as the Outdoor Power Product Association of South Africa (The OPPASA)
Continue reading →The Oudtshoorn Business Chamber is relentlessly promoting and protecting the interests of the local business sector. The Chamber networks and negotiates on behalf of its members.
The Chamber is there to maintain and promote the free and private system on a non-party political basis in the activities of the Oudtshoorn Chamber of Business and Associations created for similar purposes and to undertake projects desired to further these interests in the local community.
The Oudtshoorn Business Chamber functions as an Association not for gain.
Continue reading →The ODF is the national umbrella body for the promotion of organ and tissue donation. We actively plan and implement education and publicity programmes that are designed to raise awareness of organ and tissue donation with the aim being to prime individuals towards consent.
The ODF is not a medical organization and plays no role in the allocation, or procurement, of organs. We receive no funding from government and rely entirely on our own fundraising initiatives and generous donations from corporates and individuals to support our work.
The Foundation has two main focuses:
To raise awareness amongst the entire South African population about the need for, and the benefits of, organ and tissue donation and transplantation.
To educate medical professionals, in both the public and private sector, about the transplantation process. We aim to motivate medical personnel to consider organ and tissue donation when assessing brain-dead patients and help achieve a more efficient referral system, so that more life-saving organ transplants and more life restoring tissue transplants will be performed in South Africa.
We also administer an Emergency Flight Plan, which pays for the transportation of vital organs from outlying areas to transplant hospitals if sponsored flights and/or funding is available to do so.
The OCR as a community based NGO is committed to developing a better and just society by making a significant and distinctive contribution at regional, provincial and national levels through active grassroots involvement in improving the condition of tenants and the homeless community.
Continue reading →OSALL is the Organisation of South African Law Libraries the national law library organisation of South Africa and was established in 1976. There are about 150 members from university libraries, bar associations, private law firms, the government sector, courts and publishing houses. Our head quarters are in Gauteng but we have members all over South Africa. We welcome membership applications from anyone interested in law librarianship.
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