Pretoria Dagmoedervereniging (PDMV)
The main objective of Pretoria Daycare Association is the promotion of the physical, educational, individual, loving care in a homely-religious atmosphere of toddlers, toddlers and babies.
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Paediatric Cardiology Society of South Africa (PCSSA)
The Paediatric Cardiac Society of South Africa is a professional association of paediatric cardiologists and cardiac surgeons with our major objective being to improve the quality of care for children with congenital and acquired heart disease. We hold promotion of research, support of education and training and advocacy as our central tenets. We are a special interest group of SA Heart Association and are strongly affiliated to PASCAR, the Pan-African society of cardiology – thus answering to the needs of the children of all of Africa. It is the primary advocacy group for children with heart disease in South Africa and indeed our continent.
Continue reading →Sunshine Association (SA)
The Sunshine Centre Association is a community welfare organisation that works in partnership with communities to develop a wide range of early intervention services for children with developmental and intellectual disability and for their families. We are a dynamic progressive and innovative non profit organisation committed to the development of children with disabilities, intellectual/developmental or physical delay.
We focus on early intervention in the field of intellectual disability and offer diverse services on many levels
Continue reading →Paediatric Cardiac Society of South Africa (PCSSA)
PCSSA is a special interest group of the SA Heart Association. The Paediatric Cardiac Society of South Africa is a voluntary professional association of paediatric cardiologists and cardiac surgeons with an interest in children with heart disease.
Continue reading →Training and Resources in Early Education (TREE)
TREE is a non-profit organisation, specialising in promoting holistic Early Childhood Development, through professional training, key programmes and developmental resources and structures.
Continue reading →UNICEF South Africa (USA)
UNICEF is committed to realising the rights of all children to help them build a strong foundation and have the best chance of fulfilling their potential.
Mother-and-baby
We believe that ensuring a child is happy and healthy begins before birth: from ensuring their mother has access to good health care to reaching adulthood as a healthy, empowered and informed young person of the next generation. This journey relies on every child having access to quality health care, good nutrition, education, and growing up in a safe environment free from violence.
Londani Lushaka (LL)
Londani Lushaka has been registered under Section Act of Social Development 2018.
It’s objective is to fight hunger and poverty within Alexandra community and caring for vulnerables and orphans. We have a Feeling Scheme and Kitchen soup for our community frim Monday to Saturday. We offer breakfast and lunch. We are hereby applying for any kind of donations to make our feeding scheme a success to our community.
Jireh Community Projects (JCP)
The Jireh Centre provides a warm and welcoming environment to families who are struggling with issues related to poverty. The Centre gives parents access to a wide range of services, offering both recreational and educational opportunities to parents and their children to positively change and improve parent/child relationships.
Continue reading →Independent Schools Association of South Africa (ISASA)
ISASA is the oldest, largest and most inclusive independent (private) schools association in Southern Africa. It is a non-profit organisation that provides its members with services to protect their interests, promote best practice and support quality education. Membership is voluntary and ISASA is not a governing body for schools.
Continue reading →Early Care Foundation (ECF)
The ECF has three simple goals: to empower women to teach young children, to teach women how to run their own small business, changing the trajectory for children in low-income aeas
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