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Stellentia Street, Stellenbosch, 7599
021 883 2490
Training Institution. 
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81 Bird Street, Stellenbosch, 7599
+27 21 887 2960
Women on Farms Project WFP is a registered South African non-governmental organisation NGO working with women in commercial agriculture, mainly in the Western Cape Province The project grew out of a 1992 Lawyers for Human Rights LHR initiative aimed at meeting the specialized needs of women who live and work on farms farmwomen WFP was formally registered as an independent NGO in 1996 Historically, WFP operated through a network of Vroue Regte Groepe VRG or womens rights groups on farms However, by the late 1990s, there was a growing awareness of the vulnerability of donor-funded NGOs which forced the organisation to grapple with the critical question What will be left behind if we close our doors tomorrow. 
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Datavoice House, 16 Elektron Rd, Techno Park, Stellenbosch, 7600
021 880 0580
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11 Termo St, Tegnopark, Stellenbosch, 7600
021 887 6188
Community Services, Non Profit Organisation 
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32 Dummer St, Somerset West, 7130
021 851 3798
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1 PATRYS ST, ONDERPAPEGAAIBERG, Stellenbosch, 7600
021 887 5080
Welfare Organisations, ORGANISATION, disability services, disability information 
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11 Pastorie St, Bellville, Bellville, 7530
021 957 7130
VISION Christian Compassion - We are a neighbour to everyone in need. MISSION Badisa is a ministry of compassion for the Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa (Western and Southern Cape) and the Uniting Reformed Church (Cape Province) and is value driven with Jesus Christ as role model. In collaboration with congregations and other role players Badisa, as a non-profit organisation: provides excellent, professional, expert and support services to people and communities in need; and establishes development programmes, striving to enable consumers/clients the opportunity to function optimally. VALUES Due to its strong roots in Christianity the organisation is a value driven organisation. The following four core values have formed a strong corporate value foundation upon which the organisation and its employees operate daily: Commitment to serve We serve people in need according to the example set by Jesus Christ, the Great Servant. We strive to render a relevant, affordable and quality service. We put the interests, rights and needs of our stakeholders first. Our service is accessible to all people, irrespective of race, religion, gender or age. Justice We aim to treat everyone fairly and equally and avoid all forms of discrimination. Fellow staff and consumers of the service will be treated with dignity and respect at all times. Corrections and adjustments will be done on merit and with the utmost transparency and accountability. Excellence We aim to provide others with the absolute best service, and therefore all staff members will be worthy of and loyal to their positions. We aim to render a quality service, which includes complying with due dates, ensuring correct documents and well-planned services. Our services will be relevant, sustainable and efficient. We will maintain a participatory management style and work together as a team on all levels of the organisation to create a positive spirit and culture. 
