If you find yourself at a crossroad, unsure of which martial art to choose or perhaps looking for change, try following the road less travelled: Tai Chi. Where it will lead is up to you, but during the walk you will experience boundless turnoffs of possibilities as well as challenges and that makes all the difference. Tai Chi Chuan Institute - Alberton is Tai Chi Ways. Focusing more on Traditional Tai Chi. Tai Chi Ways and Tai Chi Chuan Institute- Alberton is a non-political or religious tai chi... Read more

I am a Clinical psychologist based in Kensington (Eastern area of Johannesburg, near Eastgate) offering a range of psychological services from the age of 4 years upwards. Work is done with individuals, and/or couples as well as families. I am proficient in English, Portuguese and Afrikaans. Specific areas of interest include but not limited to: Child (play therapy) and adolescent therapy Psychometric/Psychological Assessments Trauma Eating Disorders Depression Anxiety Loss/Bereavement/Grief I... Read more

Nkosi's Haven is a home for Mothers and children who are HIV Pos as well as AIDS orphans. Mothers and children live together in cottages. Orphans have caregivers who look after them. Our children attend school from pre-school to tertiary. Read more

Our primary Objective is : The implementation of Holistic Child Protection Services to abused children. This includes: Victim Empowerment Counseling, Forensic Assessment, Court Support, Support Programme for Abuse Reactive Children, Medical Examinations, Psychological Assessments, Crime Prevention, Preventative School Talks and Training. ALL OUR SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE FREE Our services are based in Parktown, Soweto and Krugersdorp, however we do service the greater Gauteng... Read more

Cotlands is a non-profit early childhood development organisation addressing the education and social crisis by establishing early learning playgroups and toy libraries in under-resourced communities to serve vulnerable children aged birth to six. Read more

The Sandringham Scout Group has been in existence since 1938. We cater for ages 5 to 7 (Meerkats), 7 to 11 (Cubs), 11 to 18 (Scouts) and Rovers (18 to 30). We meet every Saturday afternoon at the Scout Hall, starting from 14:00 until 16:30 depending on which unit is being attended. We assist with building responsible youth with life changing skills like First Aid, Mapping and outdoor skills. Fees are kept to a minimum, and we cater for both boys and girls. Read more

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Scout Group Girls & Boys Aged 5 - 30 Meerkats (5 & 6 years) Saturdays 9 - 10am Cubs (7 - 10 years) Fridays 5:30 - 7 pm or Saturdays 8 - 10am Scouts (11 - 17 years) Fridays 7:15 - 9:30 pm Rovers (18 - 30 years) Read more