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South African Council for Social Service Profession (SACSSP)

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The SA Council for Social Service Profession (SACSSP), in conjunction with its Professional Boards, guides and regulates the professions of social work and child youth care work in aspects pertaining to registration; education and training; professional conduct and ethical behaviour; ensuring continuing professional development; and fostering compliance with professional standards. It promotes and protects the integrity of the social service professions as well as the interest of the public at large.

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Tshupe Hospice (TH)

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Mr and Ms Rangaka, founders of Tshupe Hospice (01/08/2001) and owners of Foro Super Spar in Tlhabane, became increasingly aware in the number of children foraging for food in and around the premises of their business, in attempt to contact family members and /or relatives suffering from HIV/AIDS or other terminal diseases such as Tuberculosis or Cancer.

Consequently, they formulated an action plan to deal with the problem as part of their social responsibility towards the community of Tlhabane and the surrounding areas, they started an after-school feeding scheme for children and acquired the services of an educator to help the children with homework after meals.

When Department of Social Development initiated the drop-in Centre programme, Tshupe Hospice became one of the organizations approved to implement the programme. The OVC (SPP) section of the hospice was inaugurated on the 01/08/2008

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South African Association of Family Ecology and Consumer Science (SAAFECS)

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The SA Association of Family Ecology and Consumer Science (SAAFECS) is a professional association composed of scholars, educators, and students in the discipline of Consumer Sciences. This discipline includes various areas of specialisation focusing on Food, Nutrition, Fashion and Clothing, Interior Design and Merchandising, Consumer Journalism and Hospitality Management. This discipline covers two different perspectives: (a) to enlighten, educate and advise the consumer or individual and (b) to consider the consumer as part of a larger economic and social environment where decisions are made, products are bought and an exchange of information and resources takes place.

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South African Association of Homes for the Aged (SAAHA)

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  • We are the Retirement Sector and Old Age Homes Industry Representative body active since 1998.
  • We are a Non Profit Orginisation registered with the Department of Social Development
  • Focused on being the central point to represent the best interests of all Sectors of Senior Citizens’ interests
  • For both Private and Government Retirement entities and Old Age Homes
  • Where we strive to be neutral and unbiased but supportive towards organisations regardless of stature, religion, race, political affiliations or natural location
  • We support Government Legislation and State Departments in their endevours for the good of the Sector
  • Run by an Executive Board of Retirement Sector persons giving their voluntary expertise and experience
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South African Air Force Association (SAAFA)

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The SA Air Force Association is an all-ranks Association formed to perpetuate a tradition of comradeship, knowing no distinction of rank, race, language, gender or creed, which has developed over the years among members of the South African Air Force.
The Association is democratic, non-sectarian and non-partisan in relation to party politics.

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Solidariteit Helpende Hand (SHH)

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Solidarity Helping Hand’s calling is community development. This is what we want to do, must do and keep ourselves busy. People are connected to each other. We have a responsibility to each other and to the community. We live in a community and want to develop the community in which we live.

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Solidariteit Helpende Hand ()

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Solidarity Helping Hand’s calling is community development. This is what we want to do, must do and keep ourselves busy. People are connected to each other. We have a responsibility to each other and to the community. We live in a community and want to develop the community in which we live.

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