Order of St John South Africa (OSJ-SA)
The Order of St John SA is the leading organisation providing excellence in training and services in first aid, basic health and home care in South Africa.
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Office Professionals of South Africa (OPSA)
The Association for Office Professionals of South Africa (OPSA) is a non-profit Association in South Africa founded in 1982, for administrative assistants, administration managers, executive assistants, executive officers, clerical assistants, office managers, personal assistants, receptionists, secretaries, data capturers and virtual assistants – in fact all administrative professionals.
Continue reading →Outdoor Power Product Association of South Africa (OPPASA)
The professional body of South African businesses selling, servicing and repairing lawn and garden tools and equipment, small farming tools and equipment, cleaning tools and equipment and small forestry equipment.
OPPASA help businesses in the OPE industry to maintain a long-term business success by enhancing professional workplace behavior. Collaboration in the industry helps achieve very critical high standard in employee interaction and customer relations creating an overall attitude of pride and performance. Members of the OPPASA aim to set and example by encouraging their employees to live a work-style of success for all
Continue reading →Orff Schulwerk Society of South Africa (OSSSA)
Orff Schulwerk is a dynamic and holistic approach to both teaching and learning music.
The Orff Schulwerk Society of South Africa was founded in 1972 to promote the teaching approach of Carl Orff and to encourage creative music education.
Occupational Therapy Association of South Africa (OTASA)
OTASA is the professional association that advances growth of quality occupational therapy with a focus on occupation and a distinct South African identity
Continue reading →Nutrition Society of South Africa (NSSA)
The main aims of the society are to advance the scientific study of nutrition and to promote appropriate strategies for the improvement of nutrition well-being.
To provide such facilities for members of the Society as may assist in furthering the aims of the Society.
Continue reading →Non-ferrous Metal Industries Association of South Africa (NFMI)
Employers engaged in the manufacture of non-ferrous metals and alloys including the smelting of scrap metal in connection with such manufacture
Continue reading →Nursing Education Association (NEA)
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:
scholarship of teaching and learning- stakeholder engagement
- quality nursing education for practice and
- visionary leadership.
Nematological Society of Southern Africa (NSSA)
The Nematological Society of Southern Africa (NSSA) is dedicated to advance the science of Nematology in Southern Africa in both its fundamental and applied aspects.
To serve this purpose the Society acts as an agency for the exchange of information, holds regular symposia and promotes and extends knowledge in all phases of the subjects. The NSSA brings together scientists, researchers and like-minded individuals from Africa who dedicate themselves to the study of nematodes. Short courses are also organised when the need arises.
Continue reading →National Institute for the Deaf (NID)
The National Institute for the Deaf (NID) was founded in 1881 as the Doofstommen Instituut. The establishment of the Institute was an answer to a shared dilemma faced by two reverends of the Dutch Reformed Church. Both had Deaf congregants, but no idea how to serve them with the Word of God because they couldn’t communicate with them. The Institute was thus established to help Deaf people read and write so that they could read the Bible and also have access to the same rights as the hearing.
Some 138 years after the Doofstommen Instituut opened its doors, having seen many changes in its own history and that of the country it serves, NID has become a private, dynamic, innovative non-profit company.
OUR VISION IS THE HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE FULL POTENTIAL OF PERSONS WITH HEARING LOSS IN SOUTH AFRICA BY RENDERING ESSENTIAL QUALITY SERVICES TO THEM.