CONTACT CASA

The Continence Association of South Africa (CASA) aims to improve the quality of life of people with incontinence. As a non-profit organisation, CASA’s strives to be the leading source of education, advocacy and support to the public and medical profession about the causes, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of incontinence.  

The organisation also strives to:

  • Raise awareness by giving guidance to those who provide public or private services for the treatment of incontinence
  • Indicate what a patient’s expectations should be from health services, medical staff and employers, those offering public service facilities, in order to manage incontinence in privacy and dignity at all times
  • Create a representative body for health professionals who treat people with incontinence in South Africa and who share a commitment to promote ethical standards regulating the behaviour of care-givers in this field
  • Promoting high standards of diagnosis and management of incontinence
  • Working towards eliminating the stigma attached to incontinence
Don’t suffer in silence if you have a continence problem. Talk to your doctor or health practitioner today. It could be your first step towards an altogether more comfortable future.

CASA Help line number 072 210 8769
 
P.O.Box 731446
Fairland
2030                

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BECOME A MEMBER OF CASA

Annual Fees

  • Companies R3000
  • Specialists R100
  • Genereal Practitioners R50
  • Allied Health Professionals R50
  • General Public R20

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General facts about incontinence

  • One in four people suffer from some from of incontinence.
  • 10-35% of all adults have a problem with incontinence.
  • 50% of the elderly in nursing homes suffer from incontinence.
  • One in 6 men and one in seven woman suffer from urge incontinence.
  • More people suffer from incontinence than from chronic diseases like asthma and diabetes.
  • Prostate problems and related treatments are frequent causes of urinary leakage in men.

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OUR PARTNERS

CASA would like to thank their partners who assist in the running of this non-profit organisation and continuing to allow much needed support to incontinence sufferers.

       
Don’t suffer in silence if you have a continence problem. Talk to your doctor or health practitioner today. It could be your first step towards an altogether more comfortable future.
 
 
   
         
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