The South African Healers Association ! SOAHA is a community of healers, spiritually, physical and intellectually, engaged in the task of influencing the development and support of various healing practices in South Africa and recognizes the spiritual elements of these spiritual, traditional, indigenous and natural healing practices
Continue reading →The Traditional Healers Organization is a leading non-governmental, non-for profit and self- regulatory professional organization whose members are traditional health practitioners of indigenous traditional healing and medicine. The organization was initiated in 1970 with its Headquarters in Eswatini and a National Head office in Johannesburg, South Africa. Our membership comprises of various specialties and levels of indigenous traditional health practices and systems. We are responsible for more than 78,000 THP’s and our mandate is to promote, protect, preserve, and develop the delivery of traditional healthcare, medicine trade, culture and African spirituality. The Organization prides itself for having played a key role in promoting traditional healing and medicine. For this role, THO is considered a leader and an authority in the traditional healing sector.
Continue reading →Founded in 1970 The SA Haemophilia Foundation is a national non-profit organisation and a member of the World Federation of Hemophilia that assists in treatment, education, advocacy and research for the bleeding disorders community.
Continue reading →A dental technician is formally trained at a recognized institution to a NQF level 6 qualifications in dental technology, and is registered with the South African Dental Technicians Council.
Continue reading →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 →The Allied Health Professions Council of South Africa (AHPCSA) is a statutory health body established in terms of the Allied Health Professions Act, 63 of 1982 (the Act) in order to control all allied health professions, which includes AyurvedChinese Medicine and Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Osteopathy, Phytotherapy, Therapeutic Aromatherapy, Therapeutic Massage Therapy, Therapeutic Reflexology and Unani-Tibb.
AHPCSA is a statutory, SAQA-recognised professional body.
They have twelve professional designations:
The Vascular Society of Southern Africa was established to fulfill the following objectives:
To aim at the improvement & advancement of the study of vascular disease in general.
To act as mouthpiece for medical & paramedical persons with an interest in vascular disease.
The advancement of knowledge & the science of vascular surgery.
To stimulate research in all aspects of vascular diseases.
Established in 1952, The South African Society of Psychiatrists is the only professional body in South Africa that protects the rights; and acts in the best interest of its members. The society aims to promote, maintain and honour the discipline of psychiatry as a medical speciality. We also aim to serve the community by providing information and guidance for those in need of professional help.
Continue reading →Educators fulfil an essential role in providing a workforce for health by teaching specialist application of knowledge, skills and attributes to re-engineer healthcare delivery to meet the unique needs of individuals, families and communities. NEA’s role is to generate the energy, innovation and flow of ideas to strengthen nurse educators in this important role. This is what directs the organisation and its members. The mission statement of NEA is to support a community of nurses who deliver quality nursing education in addressing the health needs of the people of the country through:
The Neurological Association of South Africa (NASA) is the professional body responsible for representing and protecting the interests of neurologists in the country whilst also building a network of likeminded people who are encouraged to use the platform to express both industry and practice related concerns.
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