Quadpara Association of North West (QANW)
The QuadPara Association of KZN is a Non Profit Organisation established to cater for the needs of quadriplegics and paraplegics in the North West Province
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Quadpara Association of South Africa (QASA)
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.
Continue reading →South African Cystic Fibrosis Association (SACFA)
The SA Cystic Fibrosis Association is a non-profit organisation that creates awareness and raises funds to support patients with Cystic Fibrosis. Cystic Fibrosis (CF), is an inherited genetic disease that affects a number of organs in the body, primarily the lungs and pancreas by clogging them with thick and sticky mucus.
Continue reading →South African Association of Registered Phytotherapists (SAARP)
The SA Association of Registered Phytotherapists (SAARP) represents registered phytotherapy practitioners: diagnostic healthcare practitioners who provide individualised herbal medicine treatment, nutrition and lifestyle advice and holistic and preventative healthcare.
Continue reading →Quadpara Association Western Cape (QAWC)
The QuadPara Association of the Western Cape (QAWC) is a non-profit organisation (NPO 002-942) which represents quadriplegics and paraplegics in the Western Cape. Any person may become a member of the organisation and the QAWC membership is drawn from various diverse areas across the Western Cape. The organisation is managed by a management committee.
QAWC strives to improve the lives of and fights for the rights of quadriplegics and paraplegics in the Western Cape. Through prevention and awareness campaigns, QAWC aims to prevent spinal cord injuries as well as educate the general public about the realities of living with a spinal cord injury.
Continue reading →Quadpara Association of KwaZulu Natal (QPAK)
The QuadPara Association of KZN is a Non Profit Organisation established to cater for the needs of quadriplegics and paraplegics in KwaZulu-Natal.
Continue reading →South African Clinical Neuropsychological Association (SACNA)
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.
Continue reading →South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA)
The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) is an entity of the National Department of Health, created by the South African Government to ensure that the health and well-being of human and animal health are at its core.
Continue reading →South African Dental Association (SADA)
The SA Dental Association represents the majority of active dentist in the private and public sectors in South Africa. The association is regarded as the voice of dentistry in Southern Africa and is the most relied on body regarding all aspects of dental practice in the region.
Continue reading →Quadpara Association Gauteng North (QAGN)
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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