Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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At the Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education (NSCECE), passionate and dedicated students, faculty, and staff work to advance the field of early childhood education. Established as the first Atlantic Canadian training program in early childhood education, the NSCECE is a leader in the early years community. With a downtown campus and three child care centre lab schools, the NSCECE practices what we teach, creating a nurturing environment where learners reach their full potential.
For the past 38 years, Volunteers across Canada have raised more than $750 for cancer research since Terry's Marathon of Hope in 1980. People's lives have been changed for the better, and in September of each year supporters have gathered to continue to make a difference at their local Terry Fox Run.
39 years ago, Terry Fox started the Marathon of Hope to raise money for cancer research and awareness. We host an annual run to keep Terry's dream alive!
We are a small non-profit Board that is the liaison for Government Funding and the Management company who produces the Busker Festival. We meet for an hour 3-4 times per year. We are looking to add diversity to the Board and are looking for individuals who may have a business or other connection to the Halifax downtown area and interested in joining the Board.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is a nation-wide conservation charity organization. Our mission is to protect important natural areas across Canada for the betterment of our natural world and for the enjoyment of all Canadians.
While the Nature Conservancy of Canada is a national organization, we have a small, passionate team here in Atlantic Canada. We work hard to protect our beautiful and important natural areas, and strive to inspire conservation ethics and lifestyle in all Atlantic Canadians.
Scleroderma is a rare auto-immune disease that may cause hardening and tightening of the skin as well as damage to internal organs. Our organization seeks to increase awareness of the disease as well as to support those living with scleroderma in our region.
The Rotary Club of Halifax North West is part of Rotary International, an organization of 1.2 million people in 33,000 Clubs, in over 200 countries around the world. The focus of our Club is support of charitable causes serving youth and the elderly and persons at risk. Locally, our support is focused on the Spryfield area in Halifax, but our Club is also involved in international projects which support the global community. Our main source of funding is a 50/50 draw in Spryfield called Toonies for Change, in which participants register a player number and play a Toonie a week. The project is very well supported by the community in the form of volunteers who devote their time each week in the operation of the project. That said, there is a need for part-time managerial and administrative support.
The Rotary Club of Halifax North West is part of Rotary International, an organization of 1.2 million people in 33,000 Clubs, in over 200 countries around the world. The focus of our Club is support of charitable causes serving youth and the elderly and persons at risk. Locally, our support is focused on the Spryfield area in Halifax, but our Club is also involved in international projects which support the global community. Our main source of funding is a 50/50 draw in Spryfield called Toonies for Change, in which participants register a player number and play a Toonie a week. The project is very well supported by the community in the form of volunteers who devote their time each week in the operation of the project. That said, there is a need for part-time managerial and administrative support.
Dalhousie University has two research ethics boards that are responsible to review the ethical acceptability of research involving humans conducted by University faculty, students and others: the Health Sciences Research Ethics Board and the Social Sciences Research Ethics Board.
The Nova Scotia SPCA is an animal welfare organization committed to the protection of animals from cruelty. The Nova Scotia SPCA supports and promotes protection for all animals from distress, humane education and operates no kill shelters where euthanasia is only considered for mercy or aggression. The NS SPCA operates a net work of six animal shelters across the Province, education services, animal protection programs, trap neuter and release programs and spay/neuter services for low income families. The SPCA relies on community support to fund its programs.
VON is a not for profit organization delivering both home care and community support services. It's more than 5000 employees and 9000 volunteers deliver health care and health promotion services in communities and homes, contributing to better health and improved quality of life for Canadians
Independent Living provides persons with disabilities control and choice within the community. Independent Living is a movement that enables persons with disabilities to remove social and environmental barriers through a variety of programs, services, and events.
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