Supplier / distributor of podiatry consumables and instruments to the podiatry and allied professions Supplier of general foot care products

Established in 1964 the South African Pest Control Association functions as the voice for the South African Pest Control Industry and provides its members with an extensive range of support services.

Promoting high standards in workmanship, maintenance and service

CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation is a country wide voluntary organisation. It brings together the parents of children who suffer from all varieties of cancer or life threatening blood disorders.

SAAHSP is a professional body with an education section, offering the Sehsp examination and ensuring that education standards remain high. SAAHSP offers post graduate, Lecturer's and Principal's membership to the beauty, health and skincare industry. New salon membership also available.

Prime Cure is an accredited managed healthcare organisation providing services to more than 33 medical scheme options, 350 employers and a total of a million people from across South Africa every year.

SANTA is a community based NPO that is primarily involved in the fight against Tuberculosis and HIV / AIDS by making use of volunteers. We provide preventative, curative and rehabilitative services to people with TB and HIV / AIDS as well as to those affected by it. It is done with people living in the communities and with other interested stakeholders.

The QuadPara Association of KwaZulu-Natal was established to cater for the needs of quadriplegics & paraplegics by: - Providing serviced accommodation in an independent atmosphere. Fostering research and good rehabilitation methods. Encouraging active independence and social interaction through training and job placement. Creating awareness for the special needs of quadriplegics & paraplegics.

The Medical Tourism Association of South Africa (MTASA) is a trade association representing ther collective interests of key players in the health, wellness and medical tourism value chain. It facilitates initiatives that advocate and promote South Africa's position as a premier destination of choice for health, wellness and medical care, thereby enabling it's members to excel in this globally competitive market.

The Afro Hairdressing and Beauty Employers Association of Southern Africa (AHBEASA) is registered as an employer Association under Labour Law Relations Act and non-profit organisation. Afro Hairdressing and Beauty Employers Association of Southern Africa (AHBEASA) was founded in 1990 with wide-ranging changes taking place in South Africa, as well as internationally, black business people in the afro hair & beauty industry will find it more difficult to operate in isolation and ensure survival. A lifeline for afro hairdressing & beauty is the employer body corporate represented by the Afro Hairdressing & Beauty Employers Association of Southern African (AHBEASA) and its three constituent chambers. Namely Afro hairdressing, Beauty and SMME AHBEASA is apolitical. It is "the body of black owned salon businesses in the hairdressing & beauty sector" and it ensures that this body protect the interests of black hairdressing & beauty salon businesses, at local, regional and national level

The South African Society of Occupational Health Nursing Practitioners (SASOHN) is a Professional Society committed to the development of the Occupational Health Nursing Practitioner (OHNP) .

CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation is a country wide voluntary organisation. It brings together the parents of children who suffer from all varieties of cancer or life threatening blood disorders.

The Body Stress Release Association, which was founded in 1987, is a member of COCHASA, the Confederation of Complementary Health Associations of South Africa. It holds a three day annual conference which is attended by practitioners from all over the world. The members of the executive committee are elected at the annual general meeting which forms part of the three-day conference. The Association controls the mode of practice of practitioners in South Africa, and is governed by its constitution, a legal document by which all practitioners are bound. The purpose of the constitution is to maintain high professional standards of practice which ensure public safety. It provides a code of ethics, a framework to keep practitioners functioning within the scope of practice and disciplinary powers to deal with misconduct.