Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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The Canadian Cancer Society is a national, community-based organization of volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.
For over a century, St. John Ambulance Canada volunteers have been dedicated to a singular vision: to enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing community services and first aid training. St. John Ambulance is looking for dedicated volunteers to join or medical response division in Halifax. We are a nonprofit organization and provide first aid care around the city. Ever take a first aid course and forget it months later? Joining St. John Ambulance would allow you to hone your first aid skills year round and apply them to real situations. You can be part of one of Canad's oldest volunteer organizations and provide an essential service to your community.
FIN Atlantic International Film Festival is an eight-day celebration of film, media and music from around the world. It’s a festival that turns Halifax – a charming and historic coastal city – into an international mecca for the arts, abuzz with filmmakers, industry types and film lovers.
Offering a first look at the best international films of the festival season, FIN Atlantic International Film Festival is a champion of local filmmakers, committed to bridging the gap. We attract some of the biggest players in film, media and music from around the world. All of our film selections are chosen with our community in mind and our special events are designed to bring us all together. A not-for-profit organization, FIN Atlantic International Film Festival depends heavily upon its strong ties to the surrounding and thriving arts community.
Autism Nova Scotia is a community-based organization that fosters understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for those living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) throughout Nova Scotia. The generous support of donors, volunteers, and community members allow us to redefine the status quo and perceptions of autism in our province. Our organization strives to provide supports and services in every community of Nova Scotia.
The Arthritis Society began 70 years ago with one very clear goal; to alleviate the suffering of people crippled by arthritis. Founded in 1948 by Dr. Wallace Graham and his medical peers from across the country, it was Mary Pack, a fiercely driven community advocate who worked tirelessly to put peoples’ needs truly into the spotlight. Today, that same passion exists in communities across Canada.
The Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit (MSSU) supports research to improve health across the Maritime Provinces. The MSSU focuses on research priorities of provincial governments and health authorities in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Research teams also draw on MSSU as a resource to support studies that improve health care and inform health policy.
Frontier College is a non-profit "charity" (not your typical college). We provide FREE tutoring to UNDER-SERVED children, youth and adults in reading, writing, numeracy, homework, and English language skills.
In Halifax, every year we train 150 "volunteer tutors" who tutor the learners in community centres, schools and libraries. We have been in Nova Scotia for over 100 years.
Our tutors can choose from a variety of different volunteer opportunities. It is fun and rewarding, and addresses a growing need in our community.
Ride for Cancer powered by BMO Bank of Montreal is the largest cycling fundraising event in Atlantic Canada. Participants, inclusive to veteran cyclists, recreational and rookie riders, ride their choice of distance options via the Rum Runners Trail or by the road.
Simply put, we are helping to enhance mental health care in communities through partnerships among people with lived experience of mental illness and pharmacists. We are working to create a network of pharmacists who will work to enhance their mental health related services in their communities.
Channel of Peace is a Christ- centered counselling service which offers hope and healing in harmony with your faith by providing professional therapy and education to assist you to overcome life's challenges. Some of our areas of expertise include: couples counselling, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, trauma, older adult transitions, parent support, adoptive families, behaviour management and play therapy.
Heat and Stroke is an organization that has focused on fighting heart disease and stroke for over 60 years. Our mission includes
Prevention- Through policy change to reduce sugar intake in youth and to promote physical activity while reducing sedentary behaviour.
Saving Lives- By teaching CPR and and advocating and supplying funding for more AED's in public areas
Promote Recovery- By providing various rehabilitation tools to survivors
The Heart and Stroke Foundation also recognizes that Women's and Indigenous heart health are under researched and we are part of the paradigm change to promote research in theses populations.
Prostate Cancer Canada is the leading national foundation dedicated to the elimination of the most common cancer in men through research, advocacy, education, support, and awareness. We fund research that will help uncover better diagnostic and treatment options and provide education and comprehensive support services for those living with and are affected by prostate cancer
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