Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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As Canada’s leading child and youth mentoring charity, Big Brothers Big Sisters facilitates life-changing relationships that inspire and empower children and youth to reach their potential, both as individuals and citizens.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Halifax has been creating friendships since 1967. We started out matching Big Brothers with Little Brothers and have grown to include a variety of different programs that serve both boys and girls. We are proud of our achievements and continue to strive to be on the leading edge of the Big Brothers Big Sisters movement in Canada.
The Atlantic Division CanoeKayak Canada is a non-profit sport organization that is committed to promoting the sport, supporting our member clubs with various programs and by delivering sanctioned competitions to help advance our competitive paddlers. We are also committed to hosting national and international world-class sprint competitions. To learn more visit www.adckc.ca
Organize minor baseball in Dartmouth, Cole Harbour and surrounding area. We provide baseball for over 650 kids from age 4--18
Camp Kidston, established in 1964 by the Halifax Presbytery of the United Church of Canada, is a year-round facility located on Long Lake. The facility is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors. We have been offering summer camps for children aged 6-17 since 1966. Situated on over 500 acres of woods and water in the northeast corner of Halifax Regional Municipality, it is the ideal place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life!
Our summer camps include:
Lakeside supervised swimming and water activities
Canoeing
Campfires
Outtrips
Sports and Games
Arts and Crafts
Christian Development Program
To maintain the highest camping standards, Camp Kidston is accredited by both the United Church of Canada and the Camping Association of Nova Scotia. All our summer staff are hired by the Board of Directors and undergo thorough screening and training to ensure our campers have the best camping experience possible!
Dartmouth North Community Food Centre is a project of Dartmouth Family Centre. The Dartmouth Family Centre is located in North Dartmouth, an under-served and high-needs area with a dearth of community gathering spaces. The area is home to significant senior and immigrant populations: 13.5% of the population is aged 65, and many live alone and on a fixed income; 31% of households are single-parent families; and immigrants make up 6.4% of the population, a number that is expected to grow in coming years. Launched in the fall of 2015, Dartmouth North Community Food Centre expands on the existing array of programs to provide a number of new entry points for families with young children, while expanding food access and skill-building opportunities for other community members. Programming includes community action programs, community meals, an affordable produce market, and community kitchens and gardens
CeaseFire Halifax is a non-profit organization based in the Halifax Regional Municipality which focuses on eliminating violent behaviour among youth in African Nova Scotian communities. Our mission is to inspire change and encourage the use of non violent solutions.
We are an all volunteer association that promotes and coordinates the construction and maintenance of parks and trails in the Cole Harbour area of the Halifax Regional Municipality. Currently we have over 26 km of trails include sections of the Trans Canada Trail stretching from Shearwater to Lawrencetown and up to Main Street (highway 207) and the Cole Harbour Heritage Park along Bissett Road.
Established in 1985, under the leadership of Dr. John Savage, The Dartmouth Learning Network Society provides opportunities for adults and their family members to improve reading, writing, math, communication, document use, computer use, teamwork and critical thinking skills, in addition to helping them gain a love of life-long learning.
We offer programs for:
• Adults, 19 years of age and older looking to gain new skills, their adult high school diploma, their General Education Development (GED) equivalency.
• Adults, 19 years of age and older looking for help to gain employment
• Adults with learning differences or challenges looking to gain new skills
• Parents, caregivers, childcare centres and community members looking to ensure children achieve success in school.
The Dartmouth Learning Network Community Learning Team is made up of a small compliment of staff (four full-time and three part-time), supported by over 40 trained volunteers. We work with people 1-1, in small groups and classroom settings and at our location on Wyse Road and at partner sites throughout Halifax Regional Municipality. Our volunteers provide $104,000 in unpaid service to the Dartmouth Learning Network every year.
The Dartmouth Learning Network Community Learning Team is dedicated to helping raise the aspirations and abilities of Nova Scotians looking to improve opportunities in life for themselves and their children.
ALS NB & NS is the life-affirming advocate for people and their families helping them navigate through a confusing and difficult disease with dignity and purpose.
Gardens of GRACE really falls under a couple of categories, as we are an advocacy group for stillbirth, miscarriage, pregnancy and child loss and the bereavement services available to parents of early loss. We are working with hospitals, gov't and community to promote awareness, change current practices and work at eliminating the taboo and stigma surrounding pregnancy loss.
Alice Housing is a non-profit organization that provides safe second stage housing and supportive counselling for women and children in Nova Scotia, so they may begin a new life away from intimate partner violence. Second-stage housing is an interim step between an emergency shelter and independent living. Alice Housing manages 18 apartment units located throughout Halifax Regional Municipality. Since their inception in 1983, Alice House has won awards from Charity Intelligence Canada, the Better Business Bureau, and the Donner Canadian Foundation.
Genealogy association at provincial level, that has as its mandate the support of family history and genealogical research in Nova Scotia, including public education, advocating standards for genealogical research.
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