Blind South Africa (BSA)
Promoting and facilitating the dignity and independence of blind and visually impaired South Africans remains the key purpose of Blind SA.
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Oil Seeds Advisory Committee (OAC)
The main objectives of the Oilseeds Advisory Comittee (OAC) are:
the rendering of advice to the trustees of the Oilseeds Trust in respect of the application of its funds for the benefit of the oilseeds industry;
making of recommendations to all interested parties in the oilseeds industry;- the appointment of trustees to the Oilseeds Trust and any other institutions which the Committee deems necessary to investigate, promote and report on matters relating to the Oilseeds Industry, referred to it.
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FFF Carbon (FFF-C)
The FFF Carbon (FFF-C) is an impartial, independent non-profit organisation which serves the techno-intellectual needs of the multidisciplinary fossil fuel and energy community in Africa through communication, information distribution, coordination, education, promotion, and networking.
Continue reading →Eating Disorders South Africa (EDSA)
EDSA organisations render a basket of eating disorder treatment services including both in and out-patient services to aftercare for eating disorders.
Continue reading →Innovation for The Blind (IFB)
Innovation for the Blind (previously Institute for the Blind), situated in the care capital town of South AfricWorcester, is a non-profit organisation that has been catering to the all-inclusive, specialised needs of visually impaired adults since 1881. Our mission is to empower persons who are blind, partially sighted or deafblind, including visually impaired persons with additional disabilities towards improved quality of life and reaching maximal levels of independence.
Continue reading →Fibre Processing and Manufacturing Seta (FP&M SETA)
The FP&M SETA consist of 13 sub-sectors namely the clothing, footwear, forestry, furniture, general goods, leather, packaging, printing, print media, publishing, pulp and paper, textiles and wood products ectors. TheFP@M SETA is mandated to provide skills development services in these sectors.
Continue reading →Office Professionals of South Africa (OPSA)
The Association for Office Professionals of South Africa (OPSA) is a non-profit Association in South Africa founded in 1982, for administrative assistants, administration managers, executive assistants, executive officers, clerical assistants, office managers, personal assistants, receptionists, secretaries, data capturers and virtual assistants – in fact all administrative professionals.
Continue reading →Badisa (BADISA)
The purpose of Badisa is to implement and sustain programmes in the Western, Northern and Eastern Cape that provide social services and residential care to vulnerable people. We do this in collaboration with communities, churches, other organisations, government, and funders. Badisa is a registered non-profit organisation (NPO 011-891) and a public benefit organisation (PBO 930 006 348), and is committed to social development through 134 community-based programmes in the Western and parts of the Northern and Eastern Cape.
Our services are in line with the national development plan of South Africa, as well as the global sustainable development goals.
Continue reading →Cement and Concrete South Africa (CCSA)
Cement & Concrete SA (CCSA) is the new consolidated body which will take the lead on all matters relating to cement and concrete in South Africa. The single non-profit entity, CCSA, was established in March 2021 through the consolidation of The Concrete Institute (TCI), Concrete Society of Southern Africa (CSSA), and the Association of Cementitious Material Producers (ACMP).
Continue reading →Sustainability Initiative of South Africa (SIZA)
SIZA, the Sustainability Initiative of South Africa, provides a platform for agricultural stakeholders to ensure ethical and environmentally sustainable trade. This platform monitors care for the environment and compliance with labour legislation. Our aim is to encourage continuous improvement in practices over time in excess of the minimum legal requirements. We engage directly with our stakeholders throughout the value chain in order to manage risks and identify needs and issues. Interventions and support tools are created by measuring member compliance over time.
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