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Association for Rural Advancement (AFRA)

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AFRA is a land rights advocacy non-governmental organisation (NGO) working to support marginalised black rural people, with a focus on farm dwellers. We are working towards an inclusive, gender equitable society where rights are valued, realised and protected, essential services are delivered, and land tenure is secure. We work intensively with communities in and around the uMgungundlovu District Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africand extensively in offering support and advice.

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Association for Alcohol Responsibility and Education (AWARE)

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The Association for Alcohol Responsibility and Education (aware.org) is the alcohol industry’s response to concerns regarding alcohol misuse and abuse. Our initiatives target vulnerable youth and adults (of all races) who are at risk of suffering the negative consequences of alcohol abuse and misuse through targeted on-the-ground initiatives which are aimed at reducing the harmful effects alcohol abuse has on our communities.

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Rural Arts Development Foundation (RAD)

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RAD Foundation believes in M.A.G.I.C (Music and Arts Growing Inspired Children), and introduces the Arts to Rural communities, providing a platform for integration and unity in diversity, through classes, workshops, carnivals and festivals. Our aim is to get youth off the streets and into a environment where they can learn, grow and achieve manageable goals. Working in collaboration with several other NPOs to ensure reaching all target groups of youth to introduce them to the projects which include: HIV/AIDS awareness, substance abuse, life skills, recycling, nutrition and other relevant youth issues.

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Public Health and Social Development Sectoral Bargaining Council (PHSDSBC)

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The PHSDSBC is a bargaining council, which was established in 1999, and services employees within the public health and social development sectors. Our mission is to promote labour peace in the public health and social development sectors of South Africa by

engaging in constructive collective bargaining regarding issues of mutual interests to all the parties to the Council; and

Facilitating dispute prevention measures to pre-empt the occurrence of disputes within the sector and the resolution of all sector-wide labour disputes speedily and to the satisfaction of all parties involved.

This bargaining council is a registered government bargaining council.

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Public Health Association of South Africa (PHASA)

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PHASA advocates equitable access to the basic conditions necessary to achieve health for all South African as well as equitable access to effective health care. PHASA will work with other public health associations and related organisations and advocate on national and international issues that impact on the conditions for a healthy society.

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Quadpara Association of South Africa (QASA)

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The QuadPara Association of South Africa (QASA) is considered the leading agency representing persons with spinal cord injury and physical disability in South Africa. QASA is a NPO of Quadriplegics and Paraplegics. QASA strives to develop products, programmes and services in order to develop capacity amongst its members and to offer opportunities for societal integration.

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Quadpara Association Gauteng North (QAGN)

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QuadPara Gauteng North is an organisation which represent the right of people with spinal cord injuries. One of our successful project is to provide our members with a one week basic computer training which is free for our members, we also cater for other form of disabilities but preference will be given to those with spinal injury. We also assist our members in applying for learnerships and employment opportunities. To ensure that we keep in touch with our members we would like the hospital to help use to ensure that every patient before being discharged they complete our membership form and we will arrange that once or twice a month we can come and collect them.

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