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.

SAPAESA is the South African Private Ambulance & Emergency Services Association, a non-profit, member organization that seeks to constantly improve the standards of pre-hospital emergency medical care in South Africa

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.

eMSSA is a non-profit society committed to the scientific and legitimate practice of Aesthetic and Anti-Aging Medicine to the benefit of the profession and the patient. eMSSA is affiliated to the International Union of Aesthetic Medicine (UIME), South African Medical Association (SAMA), actively collaborates with the HPCSA when Scope of Practise for Aesthetic practitioners are considered as well as with the medical societies: The Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons of Southern Africa (APRASSA), Dermatology Society Of South Africa (DSSA) and The South African Society for Dermatologic Surgery (SASDS) . We represent all medical doctors with a special interest in Aesthetic and Anti-Aging Medicine of South Africa and neighbouring countries. eMSSA Membership supports career development, skills development, and the opportunity to belong to a community of like-minded individuals where the standards of treatment are world-class, ethical, and medically appropriat

HPCSA is the Health Professions Council of South Africa

The goals of The Association for Autism are the following: 1. To offer an integrated approach to ensure support, capacity building and outreach actions to beneficiaries, parents, other primary caregivers, professionals and the community at large. Efforts and Resources should not be duplicated 2. To ensure that all individuals with Autism receive applicable broad spectrum support and services. 3. Building relationships with stakeholders and other interested parties to advance the interest of people living with Autism. These are: A. All tiers of government B. The corporate social investment community C. Other interested parties 4. To learn from international best practices and develop practical, appropriate South African solutions. 5. Aligning service provision with actual needs 6. This process to be supported by relevant research. 7. To become a financially self-sustained organisation.