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The National Office of Epilepsy South Africa provides strategic leadership to the organisation to create a society in which people with epilepsy and other disabilities have equal opportunities to function optimally to achieve their fullest potential in all spheres of life. The National Office also strives to develop and maintain service excellence, sound management and […]

Promotes and protects the interest of of people with developmental and neurological disabilities. Contact number: 012 329 1423 / 3627Email Address: afautism@iafrica.comWebsite: www.autismassociation.org

Affiliated to Deaf Federation of South Africa (DEAFSA). Strives to meet the developmental needs of the Deaf and hard of hearing community of KwaZulu-Natal. Providesspecialised services, educational andlife skills training. Creates Deaf awareness to enhance acceptance of the Deaf community by the hearing community. Contact number: 031-201-2261/201 2408Email Address: kznda@telkomsa.netWebsite: www.tradepage.co.za/kznda

Headway Gauteng, is a registered non-profit organisation that offers a variety of support programmes to adult survivors of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) as well as support services to their families and caregivers. The vast majority of our injured members have sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) as a result of a motor vehicle, pedestrian vehicle

The MNDA was established in the 1990’s to support those suffering from motor neurone disease. Our aim is to provide and promote the best possible support for people living with MND, by means of : Home Counselling, General Care, Support Groups and Loaning of necessary equipment. Contact number: 021-531-6130Email Address: mndaofsa@global.co.zaWebsite: www.mnda.org.za

SARAA aims to provide support and guidance to reduce the impact of rheumatic diseases by promoting teaching, training and research in the field of rheumatology. Key objectives are to:-Facilitate early diagnosis and management of rheumatic diseases.-Promote teaching and training.-Review and establish guidelines in the management of rheumatic diseases.-Bi-annual congress 2017 to reach out to a

Sunfield is a safe Haven for Intellectually disablex adults. our doors were offically opened in Januaray 1991. today we have 96 residents. During the day we accommodate our residents and day care persons in our protective workshop. Here we do contract work as well as arts and crafts activities. Contract work plays an important role

The Women’s Achievement Network for Disability (WAND), is an initiative by women with disabilities for women with disabilities. The main aim of WAND is to raise the profile and awareness of disabled women and girls in South Africa, so that their human rights may be advanced and promoted. Contact number: 0829907961Email Address: profdisability@gmail.comWebsite: http://www.wand.org.za/

Speak Easy is a support group for people who stutter, their family members and friends. Meetings are used to discuss issues around stuttering, to share new ideas and experiences, discuss feelings and to practice one’s speech techniques. Speakeasy was started by a group of people who stutter, their parents and speech therapists to address the

St Dunstan’s has been supporting War Blinded Veterans since 1915, through physical and emotional support, helping to empower beneficiaries to live independent and fulfilling lives. In 1918, after World War I, an after Care Committee was established in South Africa to care for blinded servicemen returning home. In 1938 the South African organisation became completely