The SA Association of Social Workers in Private Practice (SAASWIPP) is a voluntary professional association of social workers in private practice and is a registered Non-Profit-Organisation. Formed in 1979, they have members in all nine provinces.
Continue reading →The SA Association of Retired Persons (SAARP) believes that senior citizens are entitled to a secure and rewarding existence in line with the highest moral principles of mankind. We work with vigour to enrich lives, raise self-esteem and influence society to support these ideals.
Continue reading →SAAHIP is an acronym for the SA Association of Hospital and Institutional Pharmacists. As a sector of the Pharmaceutical Society of South Africa (PSSA)
Continue reading →The SA Dance Teachers Association (SADTA) is a non-profit organization, established in 1935 in South Africa and is affiliated with the World Dance Council. Our aim is to qualify teachers and help them improve their dance teaching skills. For more than 80 years we have provided training for dance teachers and examiners, enabling teachers to enter their students for examinations and competitions as well as running many successful championships in a variety of dance styles.
Continue reading →The SA Country Music Association/Foundation (SACMAF) strives to provide support in all areas of the Country Music Industry through acknowledging achievements of artists, support of artists by venues, agents, media, sound engineers, songwriters, Line dancers and all who contribute to helping Country Music grow in S.A. SACMAF also strives to support new Country singers by assisting them with studio recordings, Industry related legalities and other areas in providing a platform to showcase their talents and assist in their growth and development as an Independant Artist.
Continue reading →The SA Collierry Engineers’ Association (SACEA) provides a cost-efficient administration for the Association, either alone or in conjunction with other professional associations in the mining industry, by employing, remunerating and determining duration and conditions of employment of any necessary full-time or part-time staff, consultants and specialists in the Coal Mining industry. SACEA is also recognized through the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) as a Voluntary Association which provides some influence in terms of the accreditation of learning materials and institutions, as well as strengthening the Association’s role with regard to registration matters.
Continue reading →The SA Association for Mass Spectrometry does not ask an annual membership fee and the committee organise several scientific meetings each year where applications and new developments are presented to the audience. The first meeting of the year is usually dedicated to a more popular subject where mass spectrometry can play a role and provides a forum where members are honoured for their role in the mass spectrometry developments.
Continue reading →Like all divisions of the South African Camping Club, the KwaZulu-Natal Section is basically a crowd of like-minded campers who choose to camp together rather than on their own. This does not mean that you cannot get away for a family holiday, nor does it mean that you are obliged to camp with the Club. Several of our members have become good friends over the years and there are often separate group get-togethers arranged, specifically at venues which cater for particular interests like bird-watching or mountain-biking. The S.A. Camping Club originated in KZN and we are proud to boast some 65 member families, including founder members Ted and Moyra Allbon. Despite the largest membership, actual camp attendance hovers around an average of 12 caravans per Rally, with some venues more popular than others, and 80 percent of attendance attributed to about 25 percent of our members.
Continue reading →The accountabilities of the SA Colliery Managers’ Association (SACMA) are to Ensure knowledge transfer of Coal Industry practices between current and future members, Provide structure for networking between members and affiliates with major stakeholders. SACMA wants to ensure sharing of best practices to add value to the member and business while providing the vehicle that is the mechanism for social interaction between members.
SACMA is also recognized through the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) as a Voluntary Association which provides some influence in terms of the accreditation of learning materials and institutions, as well as strengthening the Association’s role with regard to registration matters.
The SA Clinical Neuropsychological Association (SACNA) aims to foster the development of clinical neuropsychology in South Africa. SACNA is affiliated to the International Neuropsychological Society, and to the Psychological Society of South Africa. SACNA hosts a Southern African neuropsychology conference every two years. Members pay discountted conference fees and earn CPD points for attendance.
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