Non-Governmental Organisations in Queenswood, Pretoria
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6 De Havilland Crescent, Pretoria, 0020
012 349 1906
Potatoes South Africa is an industry association supporting the potato producers (ware, seed potatoes and processing) within regional context in South Africa.Potatoes South Africa operates as an organisation and its structure represents a network of participating role players and individuals who have the development and competitiveness of the industry at heart.development and implementation of a marketing plan to promote the consumption of potatoes in the Republic of South Africa.In accordance with this requirement the Potato Industry Development Trust was established on 11 November 2004. 
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41 HOSPITAL STREET, Pretoria, 0007
012 325 3920
Child and youth care, statutory work, foster care and care in children’s homes. Developmental programmes, job creation and life enhancement programmes. Support to individuals and families: combating poverty. Support the aged and disabled persons. Administrative and management tasks. Parental guidance. Mission To render social services as a national welfare organisation to individuals and families within the community in order to empower them to improve quality of life. 
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100 TOTIUS ST, WATERKLOOF, Pretoria, 0027
012 452 2000
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395 Tram St, Pretoria, 0181
012 751 2939
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227 Vamsanda Street, Mamelodi, 0122
+27 12 805 2752
NURSES & NURSES' INSTITUTES 
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2 Albert Road, Pretoria, 0062
(012) 667-1035
Irene Homes is a unique, tranquil residential care facility providing life-long care facility to mentally disabled Ladies. Residents (74 Ladies in total) are housed in seven residential 'home from home' houses, being cared for by qualified nursing staff and house-mothers. Of the residents, twenty of them are Orphans to Irene Homes; they have been abandoned not only financially but in support and care by their families. Residential and day-workers (60 people) - men & women are stimulated in Contracts, Creativity, Knitting & Weaving Protective Work centre's, where each person is evaluated and given task suitable to their individual mental & physical capabilities. Therapy of this nature creates self-worth, self-advocacy and dignity in our society. Without the facility that Irene Homes offers, these residents would find life awkward, unpleasant and most probably unmanageable because of their intellectual disability that makes life threatening for them to compete in today's demanding society. 