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All Rights Reserved. 0216/3698 b A-Z 2017 CONTENTS Access assessor & 2 Foot ulcers 12 Prosthetic liners 26 sensitisation Hand & foot controls 13 Protective underwear 26 Accessories 2 Hand cycles 13 Public transport 26 Accommodation 2 Higher learning institutions 13 Ramps 26 Adapted tricycles 2-3 Hiring services 13 Recruitment 26-27 Aids to daily living 3 Hoist & patient handling 13 Rehabilitation 27 Airlines 3 Home automotive 14 Safety 27 Amputee support group 3 Home care 14 Scooters 27 Annual events 3 Home diagnostics 14 Seating clinics 27 Assistive devices 3-4 Home lifts 14 Seating & standing aids 28 Associations & organisations 4-7 Hospitals 14 Severely cognitively 28-29 At work emergency 7 Impotence 15 impaired evacuation Incontinence products 15 Sexuality 29 Automotive lifts & 7 Kitchen suppliers 15 Skills centres 29 accessories Laxatives 15 Special needs schools 29-30 Bathroom aids 7 Leg bags 15-16 Sports clubs/organisations 30 Batteries 7 Leisure 16 Stair lifts 30 Bedpans 8 Lifts & accessories 16 Standing frames 30 Beds & mattresses 8 Medical aid claims review 16 Stimulations centres 30 Bowel care 8 Medical equipment 16 Stomatherapy 30-31 Burns 8 Medication 16 Support groups 31-32 Car hire 9 Mobile wheelchair toilets 16 Suppositories 32 Care attendant training 9 Motivational speakers with 16-18 Swivel seats 32 Caregivers and nurses 9 disabilities Toilets 32 Catheters 9 Occupational therapists 18-19 Trails and walkways 32-34 Child development 10 Office furniture 19 Transfer aids 34 assessment Orthopaedic instruments 19 Travel & tourism 34 Commodes 10 Orthotists & prosthetists 19-23 University disability units 36 Counselling 10 Orthotists & prosthetists 23 Urine bags 37 Crutches 10 products Urological miscellaneous 37 Daycare centres 11 Pain management 23 Vehicle conversions 37 Department of social 11 Parking discs 23 Vehicle rebates 37 development Personal injury attorneys 23-24 Vehicles: seating & 37 Diabetes 11 Physio & OT products 24 positioning Disability consultant 11 Physiotherapists 24-25 Visually impaired 37 Docking stations 11-12 Places of interest 25 Voice recognition software 37 Dressings 12 Poison information centres 25 Walkers 37-38 Driving aids 12 Pool access lifts 25 Wheelchairs 38-40 Driving schools 12 Pressure care 25 Wheelchair maintenance 40 Erectile dysfunction 12 Pressure mapping 25 Work centres 40 Exercise equipment 12 Prosthetics 26 Wound care 40 GUIDE CHARMONT Published by Charmont Media Global Tel: 011 782 1070 | Fax: 011 782 0360 2017 1 MEDIA GLOBAL A-Z Access Assessor & Sensitisation EZ-Drive 071 364 0081 GAUTENG KWAZULU-NATAL Mandy Latimore 083 283 3370 QuadPara Association of SA NCPPDSA 011 452 2774 (QASA) 031 767 0348 Sitwell Technologies 011 440 8226 WESTERN CAPE EZ-Drive 071 364 0081 Solutions Medical 021 592 3370 Shonaquip 021 797 8239 Accessories NATIONAL Accommodation CE Moblity 086 023 6624 KWAZULU-NATAL Chairman Industries 011 624 1222 Dave Lewis Lodge 031 767 0348 South African National Parks 012 428 9111 PRETORIA GAUTENG South African National Parks 012 428 9111 Otto Bock 011 564 9360 Smergos 083 441 0814 VISIT THE ARID PARKS PRETORIA Presta 012 751 1701 view http://www.sanparks.org/groups/disabilities/general.php for details of accessible park attractions and accommodation A regional cluster of South African National Parks in the Northern Cape (|Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld, Augrabies Falls, Kgalagadi Transfrontier, Namaqua, Mokala) RESERVATION DETAILS: Tel +27 (0) 12 428 9111 Fax +27 (0) 12 343 0905 [email protected] Adapted Tricycles GAUTENG Sitwell Technologies 011 440 8226 GUIDE 2 A-Z 2017 FREE STATE Chairman Industries 011 624 1222 Vic’s Tricycles 079 458 1407 Grabrails Railman 011 624 1222 PRETORIA PrimaCare 0861 774622273 Grant’s Cycles 082 442 9790 GAUTENG Presta 012 751 1701 Otto Bock 011 564 9360 The Living Link 011 447 7183 KWAZULU-NATAL Mobility Solutions 031 564 2303 WESTERN CAPE Independent Living Centre 021 555 2881 Sheer Mobility 021 552 5563 Solutions Medical 021 592 3370 Airlines Vic’s Airports Company TRICYCLES South Africa 086 727 7888 British Airways 011 441 8600 Kulula.com 086 158 5852 Mango 086 116 2645 SAA 086 160 6606 Safair 087 135 1351 Amputee Support Group EASTERN CAPE SAOPA - South African Orthotic & Prosthetic Association 041 581 6883 Annual Events KWAZULU-NATAL QASA Annual Art Exhibition 031 767 0348 Quad Squad Day 031 767 0348 Quads 4 Quads Ride 031 767 0348 Round Table Cannonball Run Africa 031 767 0348 SABAT Power Wheelchair Victor Haskins 079 458 1407 | [email protected] Race 031 767 0348 Assistive Devices Aids to Daily Living NATIONAL NATIONAL CE Mobility 086 023 6624 CE Mobility 086 023 6624 Chairman Industries 011 624 1222 GUIDE 2017 A-Z 3 Grabrails Railman 011 624 1222 Pretoria West Hospital 012 386 5111 PrimaCare 0861 774622273 Sebokeng Hospital 016 930 3360 GAUTENG Sitwell Technologies 011 440 8226 Ability Assist 011 894 5667 South Rand Hospital 011 681 2106 Coronation Hospital 011 470 9076 Tembisa Hospital 011 923 2235 Dr George Mukhari Hospital 012 521 3264 Thambo Memorial Hospital 011 898 8000 Edenvale Hospital 011 817 1426 PRETORIA Gauteng Hospital 011 488 4210 EZ-Drive 071 364 0081 Goldfields Resource Centre 012 452 3811 WESTERN CAPE Helen Joseph 011 489 0292 Shonaquip 021 797 8239 Hi-Tech Therapy 011 704 0002 Western Cape Rehab Centre 021 370 2300 Kalfong Hospital 012 318 6702 Sheer Mobility 021 552 5563 Kopanong Hospital 016 428 7116 KWAZULU-NATAL Leratong Hospital 011 411 3579 Mobility Solutions 031 564 2303 Natalspruit Hospital 011 389 0729 Otto Bock 011 564 9360 Associations & Organisations Pholosong Hospital 011 738 5036 AIDS Help line 080 001 2322 Pretoria Academic Hospital 012 354 6312 Arthritis & Dysmenorrhoea 086 130 3030 Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act no person may: Access-Ability deny any person who has a disability, any supporting or enabling facility necessary for their functioning in society; fail to eliminate obstacles that unfairly SORTED! limit or restrict persons with disabilities from enjoying equal opportunities or fail to take steps to reasonably accommodate their needs. 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