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Coming soon: Tourette Syndrome (TS) Training Guide for Parents and Teachers.


Learn to support with understanding, confidence and compassion. 

TS Practical Guide for Parents

Together, we can create awareness, help our children thrive and break the stigma. 

TSA_Parent Guide (pdf)

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TS Practical Guide for Teachers

Understanding creates an inclusive classroom where every student can thrive. 

Your support builds confidence, belonging and success. 

TSA_Teacher Guide (pdf)

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TS Information Card

Download and print this wallet-sized information card to help others better understand your Tourette Syndrome. 

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Recognition for Awareness & Inclusion

Apply for a Tourette SA Certificate of Recognition

Help promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion in your school, workplace, or community. Our Certificate of Recognition celebrates individuals and organisations helping create supportive, respectful, and inclusive environments for people living with Tourette Syndrome. For more information, email us: info@tourettesa.org 

South African Airline Assistance

Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)

FlySafair allows passengers to request special assistance before travel. Their assistance teams can help with check-in, security, boarding, and disembarkation when arrangements are made in advance. They recommend arriving early and notifying the airline before travel if assistance is required.


Airlink offers a Special Assistance service and requests that passengers needing support contact them at least 72 hours before departure. Assistance requests can be made through their reservations or special assistance channels. 


SAA provides assistance services for passengers with disabilities and medical conditions. They recommend notifying the airline at least 48 hours before departure if special assistance is required. 

7th of June

International Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day is observed annually on June 7th. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about Tourette Syndrome and supporting individuals and families affected by the condition.  

"Let's keep spreading awareness."

Disclaimer: The information on this page is based on widely recognised clinical research and global Tourette Syndrome guidelines. This page is intended for general informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider. 

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