SASA is an extremely diverse organisation employing approximately 1000 people in a wide range of specialist areas. As our overall purpose in SASA is to promote the sustainability of the South African sugar industry, which in turn is a major source of livelihood for some 2% of the South African population.
Continue reading →SASOHN is a professional body committed to the development of the OHNP to ensure that she/he is empowered with the necessary knowledge and skills.
Continue reading →The South African Sports Medicine Association is an a-political, non-profit, multidisciplinary professional and scientific society dedicated to the motivation, responses, adaptation and health of people involved in sport and exercise.
Continue reading →Our main objectives are to promote and enable farming, marketing and distribution of avocados, mangoes and litchis.
Continue reading →SASLHA is the acknowledged voice of Speech-Language Therapists and Audiologists in South Africa.
Continue reading →South African Visual Arts Historians (SAVAH) is an organisation of academics and professionals that seek to advance the professional practice of art history and visual culture in South Africa and to forge relations with practitioners from other disciplines and regions.
Continue reading →Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapy assistants, physiotherapy assistants and students who are registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) and who have an interest in the treatment of hand conditions may become members of SASHT.
Continue reading →The South African Society of Orthodontists (SASO) is the only governing body for the orthodontics profession in South Africa. Patients can be rest assured that SASO members have the proper academic history and credentials to practice orthodontics.
Continue reading →The South African Spa Association is the ambassador for the Spa Industry, with representation in all aspects related to spas, such as health and wellness, tourism and hospitality, education and training.
Continue reading →The South African Veterinary Council is the regulatory body for the veterinary and para-veterinary professions in South Africa and has a statutory duty to determine scientific and ethical standards of professional conduct and education.
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