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DeafBlind South Africa (DBSA)

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As the official voice of Deafblind people, Deafblind South Africa has been formed to provide support services to DeafBlind individuals, their families, caregivers and friends as well as any other persons closely involved with their day-to-day activities. It serves DeafBlind individuals of all ages, dealing with all conditions of DeafBlindness, no matter what the degree of severity of the dual sensory impairments. DBSA was established in order to serve as the voice of Deafblind people in South Africa.

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Eastern Gauteng Aquatics (EGA)

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The aim of Eastern Gauteng Aquatics is to heighten the awareness of aquatics codes within the District and at the same time create content that is informative, helpful, original and interesting to the Coach, Parent and most of all our Athletes.

Eastern Gauteng Aquatics advocates Ethics, Fair Play, Honesty, Educating, Development, having fun as well as enjoying teamwork, dedication and commitment and respect for all participants within the sport of aquatics.

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Business Against Crime Western Cape (BACWC)

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Business Against Crime Western Cape (BACWC) as anindependent non-profit company, has a mandate to partner with government, by sharing expertise, information, processes and technologies resident in business, and to get business’ own house in order by removing crime-enabling processes, systems and approaches as well as improving crime prevention measures.

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CATRA (CATRA)

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Catra is the oldest and largest representative association in South Africa, not only serving the hospitality industry, but all other industries nationally.
It is a registered employer’s association that represents, protects and promotes the interests of employers and their employees, as well as consumers. Providing services and benefits to its members, it also strives to foster harmonious relationships between members and their employees through the process of conciliation and dialogue.

Although not confined to the hospitality industry, Catra is the only body representing employers at the Bargaining Council for the Restaurant, Catering and Allied Trades.

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