KIDS HAIR STUDIO
Studios in Cape Town

All our candidates are experienced, screened and available for immediate placing. Help At Home is a company specializing in providing you with staff that is skilled and competent, in order to better your quality of life at home! We are the ONLY agency able to provide a POLICE CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE with each lady that we place. The training that we provide is comprehensive, thorough and enables us to evaluate the participation, comprehension and enthusiasm of the candidates, and this helps us to make sure that you are placed with only high-caliber, competent workers. At the moment we only do training for Nannies and Au Pairs, but we are in the process of designing and creating a course for Domestic workers and Housemen. Catrobatkidz will provide all the necessary movement experiences needed to have a profound effect on your child's life. Catrobatkidz provides a safe, positive, fun-filled forum for your child to develop his physical skills and abilities. Clamber Club is an extensive and exciting sensory motor programme that gets children moving. Whether it's through our weekly BABY and TODDLER classes, PARTIES, our PLAYSCHOOL programme or our school SPORTS programme, we know that children learn best when they're enjoying themselves. Happy Helpers has candidates with CPR Experience, Night Nurses, Newborn Care, Toddler Educational Stimulation and Housekeeping. Is your schedule hectic and busy that you are unable to drive your kids to school and extra murals? We offer options of permanent and temporary placements. We do our best to match you with a driver to meet your needs. We also offer transport for special events at FNB Stadium and The Coca-Cola Dome. SA Kids on the Go Directory for Parents was designed to help you find things and places for babies, toddlers and kids. Business Opportunities for stay at home moms. Family Accommodation for that special family holiday. At the conclusion of the war, Britain established by statute the Imperial War Museum as a memorial to the effort and sacrifice made by the men and women of the Empire during the war. South Africa had played a role during that war on the side of the Allies. However, the state neglected to preserve a record of this role in the form of a museum and, unfortunately, much of the material heritage relating to this period was dispersed. Capt Agar-Hamilton then formed an Historical Research Committee to ensure the preservation of documents and materials of military interest, therefore laying the foundation for the eventual establishment of a museum. The state also took the decision to create an official war art programme and, throughout the war, seven official war artists were appointed to the battlefronts where South Africans served. Together they produced a collection of around 850 works of art which also serve as an important source of reference to the country's role in the war. The Museum's collection of more than 44 000 items are divided into 37 separate categories and include the official South African war art (mentioned above) and photograph collections. Other categories cover such diverse fields as ordnance, armoured fighting vehicles, medals, uniforms, small arms, edged weapons, barrack & camping equipment, rations, religion, gifts & comforts, military music, graves & memorials, military insignia, communications, medicine, propaganda and vexillology, to name a few. The Museum is situated in Erlswold Way in the northern Johannesburg suburb of Saxonwold adjacent to the Johannesburg Zoo and close to the recreational area of Zoo Lake.