South African Conversations Resource Directory
R375.00
This is the book that nobody thinks they need … until they see it.
Our Resource Directory is a unique and comprehensive printed directory of tools, resources, services and solutions offered by non-profit, faith-based, civil society and government organisations – to give all South Africans access to information that affluent people take for granted.
The directory is useful for individuals, families, communities, businesses, policy-makers and especially for all those who serve society.
► 368 pages, section stitched & sturdy
► 4-page cover drawn on
► 22 mm spine
► Slightly smaller than A4
Price per book: R375 (Incl. VAT). NPOs get 10% discount.
Shipping/delivery: R99 for up to 6 books per courier bag | R165 for up to 20 books per courier box | Courier delivery takes up to 4 business days.
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The book is spectacular. It reminds me of the story of Prometheus – the one who stole the light from Zeus to give humankind the light!!
– Buntu Billie
An insanely detailed and meticulous listing to help communities without access to data get help and resourcing.
– Karen Brokensha, The Domino Foundation
I cannot thank you enough that you have placed such a wealth of information in one book. It is a true Godsend that will empower and strengthen communities.
– Washiela Sait, Disability Advisor
Succeeds in presenting a vast amount of information in an easily accessible way. Very relevant in these difficult times … includes up-to-date information on online teaching.
– George Dor, Mathematics and Advanced Programme Mathematics Educator
This Directory will go down in Mzansi’s history as one of those small miracles that made a huge difference in shaping the country we all want.
– Lidia Pretorius, Disability Empowerment Consultant
This extensively researched – almost encyclopedic – directory is a comprehensive resource for dealing with our most pressing issues in South Africa.
– Mirna Lawrence, Writer & Educator
