Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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The Nova Scotia Aphasia Association is a non-profit organization that promotes public education, rehabilitation, and support services to assist people with aphasia and their families.
Aphasia is an acquired language processing disorder that challenges communication. Aphasia is caused by brain injury, usually stroke, but also head trauma, brain tumors and neurological disease. Aphasia affects the ability to use language: speaking, reading, writing, and understanding language.
NSAA’s Mission is to:
• To increase public awareness of adult aphasia and other language disorders affecting people after stroke and other brain injuries.
• To support and/or provide community programs for people with aphasia and/or language disorders: communication groups, and relearning for speech, writing and reading.
• To provide information about resources to recover lost skills to the extent possible, to compensate for skills that will not be recovered and to minimize the psychosocial impact of the language impairment.
A NS based nonprofit that trains and placed medical service dogs to disabled individuals. We are a very small, close knit group. Our main program is training Mobility Dogs for Ehlors-Danlos Syndrome. Our other program places medical service dogs with survivors of sexual violence who have become disabled due to their conditions (ex. PTSD, mobility, brain injury).
We are completely volunteer run and always looking to expand out team!
The Do it for Dads Walk Run 5KM is a fun, family-friendly event, hosted on Father’s Day, that raises awareness and funds for the leading cancer affecting Canadian men and the families that love them.
Registration: $35 or fundraise $125 and waive your registration fee. Your donor dollars are having an impact on research that has the greatest potential to improve prostate cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment to ensure a better quality of life for survivors.
Northwood Bedford is a not-for-profit continuing care organization and is home to more than 150 residents.
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.
People with diabetes face many issues that have serious and long-term effects on their physical, emotional and financial quality of life.
Diabetes Canada works to lead the fight against diabetes by helping people with diabetes live healthy lives while we work to find a cure. It encourages a healthy lifestyle as the best method of prevention, and represents the interests of those with diabetes to government, business, and the public.
Inspiring generosity to advance health care at the QEII.
With financial support from all levels of the community, the QEII Foundation helps fund new technologies, medical research, innovation and professional education that contribute to life-changing moments experienced every day by patients and their loved ones at the QEII. Inspired by the patient stories and the passion shown by the QEII's health care teams, the QEII Foundation staff and Board of Trustees continue to achieve 100% participation in giving. By working together with people who share a vision of better health, the Foundation strengthens care delivered at the QEII, improving the health and lives of Atlantic Canadians.
The Lung Association of Nova Scotia is a charitable health organization dedicated to improving quality of life by preventing and managing lung disease through research, advocacy, patient services and education.
From our main office in Halifax, we serve all Nova Scotians with lung disease through help from generous donors like you. Our focus is simple: offer the best programs and services in lung health possible, advocate for better lung health research and put the money we receive in areas that directly help Nova Scotians breathe easier.
We require a volunteer in food preparation each Tuesday at 1:00 to 3:00
JDRF is the leading global organization funding type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. JDRF's vision is to achieve a world without T1D and to turn type 1 into type none. We are the largest non-profit funder of T1D research in the world, with a mission to accelerate life-changing breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications. When you raise funds for research through local Nova Scotia events like the 2018 #JDRFWalk to Cure Diabetes, it enables us to support the best and brightest scientists in the field.
JDRF strives to help people at all ages and stages of the disease to live better, longer, healthier lives. These people are the reason JDRF exists, and remain at the forefront of everything we do.
For more information, and to learn all about the latest T1D research developments, self-management tips and advocacy efforts, please see our website at jdrf.ca.
Saint Vincent's is a 149 bed accredited nursing home close to the universities, hospitals and downtown. We have adopted the Resident and Family Centered Care approach that puts the resident and family members at the centre of everything we do. We are proud of our heritage that we have established since the home was built in 1966.
Excalibur ADHD Association offers programs to people with ADHD in Nova Scotia. We have several support groups, some accessible through Skype. We offer Parent Menagement Training, Saturday and Summer Camps for children 6-12 years old, and our Working Memory Program. Members of our Association have access to our book and on-line libraries. Some programs cost less to members.
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