The Rottweiler Working and Breeding Association (RWBA) is a KUSA registered specialist dog training organisation for the Rottweiler breed, however all dog breeds are welcome. We train at Summerhill School located in Midrand Gauteng every second Sunday of the month.
Our objective is to promote the well being and public image of the breed by promoting responsible breeding, education and good training.
Continue reading →The mission of the Romagnola Breeders’ Society is the preservation of a pure unrelated breed of beef cattle for use in stud and cross breeding, to achieve exceptional weaning weight, growth and fertility and to ensure the breed is adapted to the harsh African climate.
Continue reading →To promote and improve women-owned businesses while building relationships with other like-minded women.
Continue reading →Real Estate Business Owners of South Africa (“REBOSA”), is an independent, non-profit which represents the best interests of business owners and principals of estate agencies operating in the South African residential real estate sector.
Continue reading →Rand Aid Association is a well-established and successful non-profit organisation offering accommodation in a variety of independent-living retirement villages and frail care centres. With us you will find a well-appointed retirement home and a support structure that offers a carefree retirement, in beautiful grounds with well-maintained buildings.
Our unique business model enables us to also sustainably care for Elders and others in need. Become part of our caring, dynamic, connected community.
The Rustenburg Chamber of Commerce (RCOC) is nationally affilitated to the SBI – Small Business Institute. www.sbi.co.za
Continue reading →RAPDASA (Rapid Product Development Association of South Africa) is a non-profit organisation that strives to be the official platform for rapid product development in South Africa. We connect leading innovators, entrepreneurs, industry partners and academics through various community engaging events.
RAPDASA was established to create a community representing all facets of the Additive Manufacturing (AM) sector – from idea/concept, to design, prototype development into manufacturing and commercialization.
Continue reading →With a membership of 8 200, the RMI provides a very effective collective voice that gives members considerable clout in negotiating better trading conditions. As the lead voice in the motor industry, the RMI is a member-driven organisation that constantly seeks solutions to concerns raised by members in the day-to-day running of their businesses. Members needs are serviced through five regional offices, manned by 63 professional staff. In addition, the RMI is the major employer representative of the Motor Industry Bargaining Council, playing a significant role in labour negotiations as well as the industry’s social benefit schemes, dispute resolution processes and exemption procedures.
Continue reading →The RCCI protects the interests of business in the region, promotes the private enterprise system and market-orientated approach with equal opportunities for all while assisting businesses to adapt to realities that cannot be changed
Continue reading →Reach for Recovery is an international breast cancer support group. It is affiliated to the International Union Against Cancer (UICC). It is a non-medical programme designed to help women with breast cancer in their return to daily life.
In South Africa, Reach for Recovery (RFR) is an autonomous non-profit organisation run by volunteers since the late 1960’s. Reach for Recovery is a breast cancer support organisation with a unique focus on breast cancer support and one of the only organisations that provide a patient support service on a national basis. It is built on a simple yet universal principle: that of one woman who has experienced breast cancer herself giving freely of her time and experience to assist and support another woman with breast cancer. Well-selected and trained volunteers, who each have experienced the breast cancer journey, render an emotional care and practical support programme to newly diagnosed breast cancer patients and their families. In some of the regions a prosthesis service is also provided and the focus is also on indigent women that cannot afford this service. This service is done at no charge to the patient and is available to all state patients who can present a hospital card. The organisation sustains itself through localised fundraising activities and some regular sponsorships that have been associated with RFR over a long period.
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