Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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Community Justice Society non-profit organization established in 1999. CJS administers the Nova Scotia Restorative Justice Program. The Nova Scotia Restorative Justice Program works with youth (12-17 years old) and Adults (18 & over) and provides an alternative avenue from the court system to repair the harm caused by crime and supports the involvement of persons and communities harmed by crime. CJS also delivers other community programs in the Halifax Regional Municipality, as well as advocates and educates about restorative justice.
The vision of ISANS is a community where all can belong and grow.
ISANS is a leading community organization that welcomes immigrants to Nova Scotia. Working in partnership, we offer services & create opportunities to help immigrants to participate fully in Canadian life.
Established in 1986, Options offers a unique opportunity to learn the basic skills required to find and maintain a structured, yet supportive environment. The integrated training program treats participants as employees and includes educational upgrading, life skills development, and workforce development skills in five employment areas: Building Maintenance, Customer Service, Food Service, Basic and Advanced Office Skills, and Bakery Production.
Options is opened to individuals 16 years of age and older who are facing persistent multiple barriers to employment. Research shows that industry-based employment models that combine training and skills development benefit the workforce and the employer.
The Discovery Centre is a non-profit, registered charitable organization that is passionate about its mission to bring STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) to life through fun, interactive learning experiences.
From its beginnings as a travelling science show to its spectacular new home on the Halifax Waterfront, the Discovery Centre has grown a lot over 30 years of operation.
But through it all, the Discovery Centre has stayed true to its vision: using its facility, people and passion to demonstrate how STEAM can empower our youth, grow Nova Scotia’s knowledge-based economy and inspire an innovative culture by showcasing our best and brightest.
Ovarian Cancer Canada is the only registered Canadian charity solely dedicated to overcoming ovarian cancer. We provide leadership by:
Supporting women living with the disease and their families
Raising awareness among the general public and health care professionals
Funding research to develop early detection techniques, improved treatments and, ultimately, a cure.
We are a volunteer-based, health charity dedicated to fighting cardiovascular disease and stroke. Our vision is “Healthy lives free of heart disease and stroke. Together we will make it happen.” We are united by five core values: Passion for Health, Embracing Diversity, Being Extraordinary Together, Learning Every Day and Making a Difference.
The Halifax & Region Military Family Resource Centre (H&R MFRC) is proud to be a part of a strong military family community. The H&R MFRC is a registered charity, governed by a volunteer board of directors made up of a minimum of 51 per cent military family members.
We are here to support military families and members, especially during times when postings and deployments bring challenges. The H&R MFRC has several programs designed to support integration into new communities, and deployment readiness for families to ensure everyone is well prepared for whatever the CAF life throws your way.
The Halifax & Region MFRC serves military families in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Shearwater, Central and Northern Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, with service sites in Halifax, Shearwater and Sydney, Cape Breton.
An independent, registered charity the MFRC relies on community support to provide many programs and services. Corporate and individual donations provide resources so Canadian Forces members and their families can stay strong.
The Culture Link is looking for Volunteers to work 3 Saturdays at either the Seaport Farmers market or the Forum. Looking to start Saturday March 10th. Lunch will be provided!
Volunteers will be asking the public to answer a quick 2-4 question survey on an iPad about whether or not they would support Culture links proposal to turn the old World Trade Convention Centre into a facility fit to cater to the cities creative industries such as tv, dance, theatre, and music. We are arranging a private event for government officials however we are in much need of asking the publics input as well which is where you come in!
Below are links to Culture links website and the news article covering the project proposal: https://www.theculturelink.org/
http://www.metronews.ca/news/halifax/2017/04/06/world-trade-convention-centre-could-become-cultural-hub.html
If interested please send an email to elizabeth@theculturelink.org, or reply to this ad, and include a brief description of yourself.
Cheers
Elizabeth Moumouris
Marketing and Communications Coordinator
www.theculturelink.org
For over 70 years, the IWK Auxiliary has been raising money for patient comfort items and programs within the IWK Health Centre. What does this mean? Here are just a few of the amazing ways the Auxiliary has provided essential and often groundbreaking help to the IWK’s children, youth and families, and the staff who care for them:
Funds the operational budget of the IWK Family Library which provides reliable
health information to parents; it is a pleasant family space with Internet access
Financially supports the IWK Rehabiliative Equipment Loan program which lends adaptive equipment to children with special needs so that they can be active
Purchases movies, games and consoles, books and TVs for floors throughout the
IWK Health Centre; toys for Child Life specialists to give to patients on birthdays
Has provided funding to many innovative IWK programs to help children/youth:
Read to Me (books for newborn babies); Music Therapy; the Playgarden and more!
The Auxiliary annually brings the IWK community together with our Kermesse fundraising fair held in May. This event raises funds for IWK patient care items and programs — all while giving IWK families and the public a really fun experience. We especially need volunteers every year to set up and take down tables at our Kermesse Flea Market, and to run children's games. Please help!
The IWK Health Centre is a children's, youth & women's hospital for all the Maritime provinces.
The Halifax Community Learning Network is a community-based non-profit organization that provides literacy programs to adults in partnership with Halifax Public Libraries. Volunteer tutors are needed to work one-on-one with adults who want to improve their reading, writing, math, or other essential life skills. Requirements: Grade 12 education or more; excellent oral and written communication skills in English; ability to commit to a scheduled two-to-three hour weekly time commitment for at least six months; an understanding of the needs of the learner and the challenges they have had in the learning process; patience and flexibility to support the learning needs of the learner as some learners take longer to reach their goals than others; creativity in developing lesson plans to motivate and engage the learner; and effectively work with people from diverse backgrounds.
Tutoring can be a very rewarding experience. It can give you the opportunity to make a real difference in a person’s life, and enrich your own. We will provide you with training, resources and on-going support.
At Scouts Canada, our Mission is clear: to help develop well-rounded youth, better prepared for success in the world. We do this by enabling thousands of young Canadians to engage in safe, youth-led, adventurous programs in hundreds of communities across this great country.
As Volunteers and staff supporting these programs, our aim is to ensure Scouting remains vibrant and continues to expand its reach: providing more youth with an opportunity to learn and to experience things at Scouts that they cannot experience elsewhere.
Karate Nova Scotia is the only body which the Province of Nova Scotia recognizes for Karate. Our goals are to provide a provincial organization to promote, encourage and stimulate interest in karate in Nova Scotia and celebrate the excellence in all styles of karate affiliated under Karate Nova Scotia. Participating in karate extends far beyond the self-defense aspect into training for the mind by increasing concentration, focus and determination. It not only increases fitness but also self confidence, self-awareness and self-esteem. Participating in karate molds skills which carry over into all other aspects of life.
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