The South African Veterinary Association aims to serve its members and to further the status and image of the veterinarian. We are committed to upholding the highest professional and scientific standards, and to utilising the professional knowledge, skill and resources of our members, to foster close ties with the community and thus promote the health and welfare of animals and mankind.
Continue reading →The South African Stomaltherapy Association (SASA) is a Not-For-Profit organisation established for the purpose of maintaining optimum care for individuals with ostomies, incontinence, draining wounds, fistulae, draining and feeding tubes and actual or potential alterations in tissue integrity.
Continue reading →The South African Sports Medicine Association is an a-political, non-profit, multidisciplinary professional and scientific society dedicated to the motivation, responses, adaptation and health of people involved in sport and exercise.
Continue reading →The South African Spa Association is the ambassador for the Spa Industry, with representation in all aspects related to spas, such as health and wellness, tourism and hospitality, education and training.
Continue reading →SASA is dedicated to the furtherence of the discipline of Anaesthesia at both Academic and Clinical level.
Continue reading →The society’s principle objective is to further the education of cardiologists and allied professionals still in training and to create continuous professional development opportunities for those already in practice.
Continue reading →Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapy assistants, physiotherapy assistants and students who are registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) and who have an interest in the treatment of hand conditions may become members of SASHT.
Continue reading →The SASSH promotes and advances the sstudy of prqactice surgery of the hand in all its aspects
Continue reading →SARFA assists all Anaesthetic Registrars across South Africa with regards to Academic support, Institutional disparities and overall wellness.
Continue reading →The association between our Society and the academic institutions in South Africa has always been particularly happy and co-operative. In some small way the Society may pride itself that it had influenced the establishment of departments of Oral Medicine and Periodontology at the various Dental Schools in South Africa.
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