Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax

Brain Injury NS is the only organized voice for the more than 70,000 brain injury survivors in Nova Scotia. Most of us know someone who has suffered from a concussion, had a stroke, an aneurysm, or been injured due to accident or violence. We work to help these individuals and their families navigate the healthcare system and offer opportunities to participate in our peer support and other programming so they know they aren't alone in their recovery. We welcome volunteers from any region of the province to join us as peer support program leaders, event helpers, Committee members, or even to sit on our provincial Board of Directors.

At 100+ WWC Halifax, we believe in the power of collective giving. Our mission is simple: to bring together women who are passionate about making a difference in our community. Four times a year, we come together to support organizations that are transforming lives in our community. Through collective giving and shared passion, we amplify our philanthropic efforts and create lasting change. Join us in making a difference where it matters most—right here in Halifax.

Welcome to Happy at Home Halifax, ​We are always seeking individuals who have a heart for seniors and want to make an impact in their community! Read below about the programs we offer and click "Apply now" to fill out a volunteer application form! ​We offer a weekly meal delivery service free of charge to seniors who find it challenging to cook a well-balanced meal for a variety of reasons. We know healthy food positively impacts our ability to function at our best. Our meals are delivered frozen so they can be used whenever the recipient needs it. A meal contains a main dish, roll, and a dessert. While a recipient is on this service, we try to find a long-term solution for them to receive healthy meals more than once a week. ​Delivery of prepaid grocery or pharmacy items is available. Our team of volunteers will pickup prepaid grocery and prescription orders and bring these items right to your door.  At times, mobility, weather, and health issues can make it difficult to pickup these needed items and we are here to help. ​Our Home Maintenance program offers free labour to complete small tasks such as installing doorknobs, toilet paper holders, hanging pictures or mirrors, assembling furniture etc. These smaller jobs can make a house much more comfortable for seniors to live in and feel more like home. ​​Kind regards, Happy at Home Halifax Team

We rely on volunteers to get food onto the tables of our clients in the peninsula, Halifax area. How much time you can spare for this valuable work depends on you. There are also special projects and fundraisers we hold that may be more suitable for individuals who can't commit on a weekly basis but have times through the year for short time periods. For additional information call or visit our website.

OUR VISION We envision a diverse community where people have the resources they need to be healthy and well OUR MISSION To combat the causes and effects of poverty by providing the community with programming, resources and advocacy to help people achieve well being Our areas of focus include providing food security through a food bank and breakfast program, one-to-one support using a trauma-informed practice under a Social Worker. We also provide laundry services for unhoused folks, a free tax clinic for those with low annual incomes, and advocate for those experiencing poverty and homelessness in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Our Values We are committed to: Welcoming - Being open and welcoming, providing a safe space for anyone seeking support Caring Attitude - Reaching out to those in need, offering support through our programming Dignity & Respect - Treating everyone with dignity and respect, the way we would all wish to be treated Affirming & Inclusive - Diversity and inclusion in all our programs, helping to improve the quality of life for people in need no matter what Collaborative & Community Focused - Relationships and partnerships with people and organizations to enable a strong synergy Trauma Informed & Harm Reductive – using a trauma informed lens in our work with clients Our History In the 1860's the 'Edward Jost Mission' was established in the North End of Halifax; it subsequently became 'The City Mission'. After moving through several sites ebbs and flows of activity, the work of the Mission was taken up by the congregation of Brunswick Street United Church in 1929. The City Mission offered support including childcare, food, clothing, and employment help. Over time, the work of the Mission grew to be too much for one congregation to carry out and in 2005, the Halifax Presbytery of The United Church of Canada approved the trial formation of a separate entity: Brunswick Street Mission. The trial was deemed a success and permanent arrangements were made in 2009. Our mission remains as it did over 150 years ago: working to meet the needs of those experiencing poverty in Halifax.

Support Services Group is a nonprofit organization that serves people with disabilities and supports them live independently in the community, providing the necessary supports to enable independence and freedom of choice. We support around 200 members in Nova Scotia(Metro, South Shore, Annapolis Valley) and their families and we work together to fulfill their goals and help them live their good life in the community.

The YMCA provides newcomer children, youth, and their families with a variety of programs and outreach services. Our approach is to deliver community-based support that is inclusive and welcoming. We also provide services for students at several partner schools. Our YMCA Centre for Immigrant Programs helps newcomers to Canada settle into their new communities while also supporting the community in understanding the issues and barriers they face.

The Human Connection Club is a Halifax-based community initiative dedicated to creating warm, inclusive spaces where people can feel seen, valued, and connected. Through creative social events, reflective activities, and meaningful conversations, we bring people together in a world where loneliness is common and genuine connection is rare. Our mission is to reduce isolation, foster belonging, and build a kinder, more compassionate community. We host gatherings such as paint nights, book exchange, meditation and more,  always rooted in authenticity and human connection.

At Volunteer Halifax, we take pride in linking people with local nonprofit community organizations, supporting persons with disabilities, new Canadians, corporations and professionals connect to organizations in and around the city, helping individuals develop skills to advance their careers, and developing knowledge resources that support effective and efficient volunteer capacity.

Catapult is a world-class program designed to give youth a life-changing opportunity to discover their potential, take charge of their lives and become empowered to make a difference. The program is a combination of inspiring presentations and exciting activities set in an atmosphere of fun and friendship. Our leadership program is offered absolutely free to 50 Nova Scotia students entering Grade 10 in September who have been nominated by their school because they have natural leadership qualities and the potential to become strong leaders but who would not normally have access to this type of opportunity due to circumstance such as economics, loss of family, geographic isolation, racial barriers, etc. We are currently looking for camp counselors. Our camp counselors are volunteer mentors who become role models to the youth in our program. They work both independently and as a team to provide a stable, positive and often life-changing experience for our youth. This is a volunteer position – meals, accommodations and supplies are covered by Catapult and there is an honourarium of $800. Catapult Camp – Monday, August 10 – Wednesday, August 19, 2026. (2 days of training Aug 10/11)

We are a non-profit community organization, governed by military family members, that works in partnership with military families, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), and Military Family Services (MFS) to deliver programs and services to children, youth, adults and families.

Good Neighbour Builders is a Canadian non-profit helping communities become places where neighbours know, care about, and support one another. Through the Good Neighbour Method, we train and support community leaders to build trust, belonging, inclusion, and connection in everyday neighbourhoods. Our work helps ordinary people create stronger, healthier, and more caring communities across Canada.