Disability Connect

Ubuntu Centre South Africa is registered with the NPO Directorate in the Department of Social Services as a Non Profit Organisation in 2008. Our main activities are working in human rights advocacy and the building of support networks for people with psychosocial disabilities. Ubuntu Centre is the first independent, membership-based Disabled People’s Organisation (DPO), run

Affiliated to South African Inherited Disorders Association (SAIDA) A support group for adults affected with NF and for the parents of affected children, as well as for the many families and friends of affected individuals and any other interested people including health professionals and teachers. For further information contact SANFA in Johannesburg. Contact number: 011-716-4071Email

The resolution of the NEC was to come up with plans and a structure to empower military veterans living with disability. The SANMVA leadership eventually engaged with military veterans living with disability and finally agreed on the following: To co-opt one member to represent veterans living with disability at the SANMVA NEC. To allow veterans

Disabled People South Africa (DPSA) is a nonprofit and democratic cross-disability body made up of member organisations of disabled people that mobilises and advocate for their rights for attainment of equal opportunity. DPSA is recognised as the national assembly of disabled people by Disabled People International (DPI), which has observer status in the United Nations.

The Association for Hearing Loss Accessibility & Development is an active South African based association formed with the following Mission: To serve as a Forum for the advancement of all persons with hearing loss so as to enable them to attain their maximum level of independence and integration into the community as well as the

​SANCB is a registered non-profit and public benefit organisation established in 1929 with the core objectives of advocacy and promoting the rights of persons with visual impairments, prevention, inclusion and support.   As a South African national representative body for the blind, it offers a supportive, rights driven function to its nearly 80 member member-organisations. The

The SA Federation for Mental Health is the largest national mental health organisation in South Africa. The strategic key focus areas of the SAFMH National Office are: The implementation of national awareness campaigns, Empowerment of mental health care users and mental health organisations nationwide, Advocating for the human rights of mental health care users and Mental health research and information management.