Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Durban Central, Durban

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Results from the 'Organisations, Associations & Clubs' category in Durban Central, Durban

SANZAF

Closed now

91 Charlotte Maxeke St, Durban, 4001

031 309 6786

Natal Blind and Deaf Society

Closed now

23 Ismail C. Meer Street, Durban, 4001

031 309 4991

Communication Workers Union-Durban

320 West Street, Durban Central, Durban, 4001

031 307 1539

Commission Of Gender Equality

40 Dr A B Xuma St, Durban Central, Durban, 4001

031 305 2105

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Talk Sign

23 Ismail C. Meer Street, Durban, 4001

031 309 4991

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Muthande Society for the Aged

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163 Ingcuce Rd, Durban, 4001

031 309 5457

Food & Allied Workers Union

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Albert Street, Durban, 4001

031 305 8946

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1860 Heritage Museum

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No.1 Derby Street. Corner of Epsom Road., Durban, 4001

031 309 1858

Muslim Youth Movement

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124 Denis Hurley St, Durban, 4000

031 306 2011

Southern Africa Dawah Network

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F10 International Plaza, 109 Queen Street, CENTRAL, Durban, 4000

031 304 8000

Asiye eTafuleni

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127 Johannes Nkosi St, Durban, 4001

031 309 3880

NAFCOC KZN

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5 Samora Machel St, Durban Central, Durban, 4001

031 305 9867

Nosipho Community Foundation

Shop2A Kenilworth House, 35 Mark Ln, Durban, 4000

078 578 5928

S a Chemical Workers Union

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332 Dr, Pixley Kaseme St, Durban, 4001

031 305 2744

Project Preparation Trust Of Kwazulu-Natal

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501 Southern Life Bldg, 88 Joe Slovo St, BEACH, Durban, 4001

031 305 1288

PPT's primary beneficiaries or clients are historically disadvantaged communities, and especially those who are the poorest of the poor and those in special need such as people infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, vulnerable children, and people residing in highly marginalized rural or informal settlements. PPT's vision is a society in which all citizens have equitable access to basic services and economic opportunities. PPT's mission is to enable sustainable socio-economic and built environment development for the benefit of disadvantaged communities. PPT's core function remains that of preparing projects and mobilizing capital and other resources for disadvantaged communities. In many instances the projects with which PPT is involved are innovative pilots, which test improved development solutions and approaches PPT takes a holistic and integrated approach ensuring the involvement of a range of complementary government departments, funders and support agents. Funding for preparing projects is sourced mainly from municipalities, government departments, or donors.