Non-profit Organisations in Westcliff, Johannesburg

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19 WOOLSTON ROAD, Johannesburg, 2193

011 646 5520
During the year ending March 2009, St John has trained 34 679 South Africans: 30 864 in First Aid, and 3 815 in Home Based Care Course content and training methods are continuously updated to keep in line with current local and international standards. St John comprises a network of medical professionals, programme development specialists and instructors who provide health and safety training across South Africa as well as internationally. When selecting a St John training course you can be assured that it will meet exacting standards and is accredited by the following South African bodies: HWSETA – Accreditation No: HW592PA0300014 Department of Labour - cert. no. CI BIG 3-02 ISO 9001:2000 reg. no. LS 3412

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36 b Pallinghurst Rd, Johannesburg, 2193

011 646 5641
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5 Eton Rd, PARKTOWN, Johannesburg, 2000

011 482 5140
Non Profit Organisation, training services, associations, clubs
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160 Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg, 2196

011 726 1090
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28 New Forest Rd, Johannesburg, 2193

082 450 3839
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13 St Andrews road, Johannesburg, 2193

011 486 3322
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2 St Davids Pl, St Andrew Rd, Johannesburg, 2193

011 717 3300

45 Oxford Rd, Johannesburg, 2193

011 486 1362
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2nd Floor, 6 Blackwood Avenue, Johannesburg, 2193

011 484 6451

Jubilee Road Parktown, Gauteng, Gauteng, 2193

011 645 1461
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27 St Andrews Rd, Johannesburg, 2193

011 717 3750
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1 CARDIGAN ROAD, Sandton, 2193

011 788 4784
The Mission of Family Life Centre: Is to promote and maintain stable, satisfying relationships within individuals, families, marriages and community life for all people of South Africa. Work is carried out throughout Soweto, Diepsloot, Coronationville, Noordgesig, Westbury, Riverlea, Lenasia South, Newclare, Bosmont, Ennerdale, Alexandra and Ivory Park. Training courses and counselling services are offered to these communities as well as the City Centre and those reached by the Parkwood offices. The Family Life Centre is affiliated to The National office Families South Africa. Each of the 27 offices in South Africa are autonomous with their own Executive Committees and Directors. Each are responsible for their own funding. The dynamic courage and vision of The Family Life Centre's founders (which included Mr David Murray from the Johannesburg City Council and Joan Philips, Psychologist) has had its impact on The South African Society today. In 1949 The Johannesburg Marriage Guidance Society was established in response to the increase in marital and family breakdown. All reliable research showed that children growing up in a stable environment were more likely to live productive lives this research is relevant today. In 1978 The Johannesburg Marriage Guidance Society amalgamated with The Youth Advice Bureau and in 1979 the name was changed to: Family Life Centre.

11 St Andrews Rd, Johannesburg, 2041

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The Media Mill, 7 Quince St, Milpark, Johannesburg, 2092

011 482 5771
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1st Floor, Richmond Forum, 18 Cedar Avenue, Richmond, Johannesburg, 2092

011 482 1913
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11 Lemon St, BRAAMFONTEIN WERF, Johannesburg, 2092

011 482 2655
Charities, ORGANISATION, WELFARE ORGANISATIONS
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21 EASTWOLD WAY, Highlands North, Johannesburg, 2037

011 274 5600
Driven by his love for children and a desire to end their suffering, former President Mandela established the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund (NMCF) in 1995. From 1996 to 1998, NMCF successfully mobilized over R36 million to fund over 780 projects, at an average of R40, 000 per project. Grounded in the legacy of its founder, NMCF initially operated as a grant-making organization promoting a humanitarian response to the plight of South Africa 's children and youth. The 1995-1999 period was characterised by ad hoc funding strategies that enabled children and families to meet immediate needs, and one-time support for overhead and salary costs for organisations targeting children's issues, with no particular programmatic basis for NMCF's engagement with these organisations.

11 7th Street Meville, Johannesburg, 2092

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27 RIDGE ROAD, PARKTOWN, Johannesburg, 2193

011 484 7530
LABORATORIES, LABORATORY - RESEARCH & TESTING
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29 Queens Rd, Johannesburg, 2194

010 590 1300