The Project Partners

"Capacity building is NOT about a training workshop. Building real capacity can be achieved when a combination of methods is used including supporting the practitioner within the organisation. This community based research project focussed on listening and learning from community practitioners, on what they are already doing well and their capacity needs."

The Project Partners

Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 January 2009 09:08

The partners involved in this project include:

AIDS Consortium
AIDS Consortium is a non-profit Section 21 Company, reg. no: 2000/017522/08. The AC is a network organisation primarily concerned with servicing people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS through its affiliate constituencies. By providing communication, capacity, information, collective services, leadership and guidance to our affiliates, we are able to help shape the response to the fight against HIV/AIDS in various communities. Networking and collaboration with organisations working in this field are key to shaping the response to HIV/AIDS by our communities, which is where the potential to address the epidemic lies.
Address:
7th Floor Sable Centre
41 de Korte Street
Braamfontein
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http://www.aidsconsortium.org.za

+27 (0) 11 403 0265
+27 (0) 11 403 2106

WC–NACOSA
WC-NACOSA is a non-profit organization registered with the inland Revenue-Section 10 (1) (f). It is also an umbrella organization for more than 300 HIV/AIDS organizations in the Western Cape, with an overall goal “to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS through building capacity, networking and strengthening the multi-sectoral response to HIV/AIDS and TB in the Western Cape Province.”

6th Floor Norlen House
17 Buitenkant Street
Cape Town
8000
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http://www.nacosa.org.za/

Tel: 021 461 7348
Fax: 021 461 7953
Fax to email: 086 677 5146

Community Connections
As a community development agency, Community Connections assist Community Based Organisations (CBOs) to strengthen their capacity to manage and lead their organisations and to become financially sustainable. This is done by providing a number of services, such as training, organisational development support, access to computers and literature, as well as networking opportunities. It also promotes the rights of the CBO sector through our advocacy programme.

Unit 7, The Business Place
Cwango Crescent
Philippi
7785

Admin office: 021 371 3018
Practitioners’ office: 021 371 2986
Management Team: 021 371 2909
Fax: 086 611 5383
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http://www.connectionsafrica.org.za/

Keystone
Keystone is a citizen organisation committed to enhancing the effectiveness of organisations working in the social change field. Keystone seeks to improve the effectiveness of organisations working in the human development field by developing new ways of planning, measuring and communicating social change that are practical and include the voices of their beneficiaries and other constituents.

Brockford House, Office 4
Muizenberg
Cape Town, 7945
South Africa
Tel/Fax: +27 21 788 5685
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http://www.keystoneaccountability.org/

Sustainability Institute
The Sustainability Institute is an international living and learning centre located outside the South African university town of Stellenbosch. Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Cape's towering mountains and rooted in an agricultural community needing to break free from its' racial past, the Sustainability Institute provides a space for people to explore an approach to creating a more equitable society that lives in a way that sustains rather than destroys the eco-system within which all society is embedded.

The Sustainability Institute forms part of the wider Lynedoch Eco-Village. This is an emerging ecologically designed socially mixed community built around a learning precinct, the heart of which is the Lynedoch pre- and Primary School attended by 450 children who come mainly from the families of farm workers. This emerging community offers a unique African setting where creative work and learning can be inspired by the joys and challenges of sustainability in practice.

R310 Baden Powel Drive
P O Box 162,
Lynedoch,
Stellenbosch,
7603.
South Africa.
Tel: +27 (0) 21 881 3196
Fax: +27 (0) 21 881 3294
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http://www.sustainabilityinstitute.net

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