Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Saxonwold, Johannesburg
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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. Nearby results from the Organisations, Associations & Clubs category
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11, 11th ave, Johannesburg, 2191
011 234 7777
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11th Avenue, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg, 2198
011 880 5800
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7 North Avenue, Johannesburg, 2193
+27 11 486 1560
Launched in 2010, the Thabo Mbeki African Leadership Institute. 
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IEB House, 5 Anerley Rd, Parktown, Johannesburg, 2193
011 483 9700
. When the Joint Matriculation Board (JMB), as the only assessment body in South Africa to offer examinations for non-racial schools, relinquished its examination function in 1989, a number of heads at independent schools came together to found IEB. The IEB's primary reason for being was to ensure that there was at least one non-racial assessment body at Grade 12 during the time of apartheid to serve progressive schools that stood in opposition to the apartheid policies of the day. Today the IEB, whilst still maintaining its independence, is a leader in innovative assessments that are relevant to South Africa. The IEB has also established itself as a significant role-player and a key partner to government in building our education system in a democratic South Africa. 
181 Jan Smuts Ave, Auckland Park, Johannesburg, 2196
011 482 1671
CAIA's primary goals are: to promote Responsible Care and to monitor its implementation. to earn public trust for the chemical industry, to improve the effectiveness of its advocacy initiatives with Government and NGOs, to support education initiatives in science, engineering and technology, to create maximum value for its member companies CAIA has 162 company members composed of manufacturers, distributors, warehousing, hauliers and spill response companies. Of these 149 are signatories to Responsible Care. We also have 14 Consultant members. CAIA operates through a board, comprised of the CEOs of a range of chemical companies, and two standing committees concerned with: Responsible Care, Trade and Industry, 
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44 Central St, Houghton Estate, Norwood, Johannesburg, 2192
011 728 7154
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33 West St, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg, 2116
011 648 9500
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85 Central St, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg, 2198
011 242 8000
