Solidarity Helping Hand’s calling is community development. This is what we want to do, must do and keep ourselves busy. People are connected to each other. We have a responsibility to each other and to the community. We live in a community and want to develop the community in which we live.
Continue reading →Solidarity Helping Hand’s calling is community development. This is what we want to do, must do and keep ourselves busy. People are connected to each other. We have a responsibility to each other and to the community. We live in a community and want to develop the community in which we live.
Continue reading →Snow Sports South Africa represents the majority of Winter Olympics disciplines practiced in South Africa.
Continue reading →Deaf teachers, doctors, lawyers, business tycoons, architects, managers, computer programmers, artists, psychologists, academics, actors and sport stars are ready to be educated. SLED works in partnership with teachers, schools, education departments, Deaf organisations, funding partners, donors, and people of good will, towards the education that Deaf learners need to fulfil their potential.
Continue reading →The objective of the SSA is to promote the interests of all sawmillers big and small in the Republic of South Africa and to create unity of purpose and identity amongst its members;
Continue reading →A ministry concerned with the raising of South African abandoned babies. Every child has a dream. Our passion is to see every child embraced into a loving family
Continue reading →… no one should have to live in fear
We aim to unite people behind the concept of community safety. And it’s not all about owning a firearm. No one should have to live in fear of criminals, and your family has the right to feel safe where they live, work and play.
Continue reading →The South African Pork Producers’ Organisation (SAPPO) is the mouthpiece of pork producers in South Africa.
Continue reading →SAPOHR’s Mission Statement
To address the legacy of the apartheid criminal justice and prison systems and contribute to a culture of human rights and social justice in a non- racial, non-sexist democratic South Africa.
As a feminist organisation, Rape Crisis is committed to working towards the achievement of women’s rights. Their mission is to promote safety in communities, to reduce the trauma experienced by rape survivors, to encourage the reporting of rape and to work actively to address flaws in legislation
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