The National Council for Persons
with Physical Disabilities in SA

The National Council is a society in which people with physical disabilities are enabled to exercise their full rights as citizens.

Their mission is to serve as a   pro-active forum for:
The advancement of persons with physical disabilities so as to enable them to attain their maximum level of independence and integration into the community; The prevention of the occurrence of physical disablement.
Casual Day is a project of NCPPDSA. Click here for more information...

Click here to download The National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities exempted micro enterprise (EME) certificate.

The South African National Council for the Blind

The South African National Council for the Blind (SANCB) is a Non-Government Organisation (NGO) striving to meet the needs of all blind
and partially sighted people in South Africa. Their services include:

• Rehabilitation
• Education and training
• The provision of assistive devices
• Social and economic development
• Programmes promoting the prevention of blindness
  and the restoration of sight                

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Epilepsy South Africa

Epilepsy SA invites you to partner them in their vision of creating a society in which people with epilepsy and related disabilities have equal opportunities to function optimally in order to achieve their fullest potential in all spheres of life. Epilepsy SA aims to provide fair, accessible services to ensure that people with epilepsy are integrated into society, enjoy equal opportunities and receive the necessary support and care. Click here for more information...

The South African Federation for Mental Health

The South African Federation for Mental Health is a non-profit organisation, which aims to act as a dynamic national movement, which serves as an effective resource to empower people to attain optimal mental health and quality of life in a just society, through its various services and programmes.  This includes:

• The provision of a variety of social work services in communities nationwide.                                                                  
• Residential and non-residential care for people with mental and intellectual disabilities.
• Public education, information centre and awareness raising.
• Advocacy and Lobbying.              
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DeafSA

DEAFSA was founded in 1929 and is a co-ordinating, umbrella organisation which facilitates services to the South African Deaf and hard of hearing communities. DEAFSA currently has 9 affiliated Deaf Provincial Federations (DPF) throughout South Africa. DEAFSA's constitution and activities are aimed at all people who are affected by a loss of hearing. Click here for more information...

Disabled People South Africa

Disabled People South Africa (DPSA) The motto "Nothing About Us Without Us" is in recognition of the need for disabled people to directly promote the human rights and development of all South Africans with disabilities. Their mission states: “To be an affective and efficient democratic national assembly of all persons with disabilities which mobilizes us to advocate for our rights of equal opportunity in an integrated social, political and economic environment.” Click here for more information...