Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax

Curling Canada is a Canadian organization responsible for encouraging and facilitating growth and development of the sport of curling in Canada.

GLOCAL is a not-for-profit organization that promotes digital civic engagement through local participation and global understanding in Canada. We seek to promote digital citizenship, youth engagement, information accessibility and civic knowledge mobilization in Canada. Our digital initiatives and community outreach strive to improve the infrastructure and accessibility of public information in an effort to combat misinformation, information overload, and low-information rationality in the digital age.

Results is a nonprofit advocacy organization of passionate staff and volunteers committed to generating the political will to end extreme poverty in low- and middle-income countries. We focus our on global health, access to quality education and economic opportunities. https://resultscanada.ca/what-we-do/

The Jua Centre is a non-profit organization based with a presence in Ottawa that empowers Black girls and young women aged 8-18. It focuses on building leadership, environmental literacy, and green skills in sustainability. Youth Empowerment: Connects African, Caribbean, and Black youth to STEM, climate action, and community leadership. Workshops: Offers interactive, youth-friendly educational sessions focusing on climate literacy and problem-solving. Operations: Operates with remote and hybrid involvement based out of the Ottawa region.

Building a healthy, happy community through recreational, cultural, sport and social activities. Lake & Shore Community Recreation Society manages the municipal-owned recreation centre located at Inspiration Drive, Porters Lake. The Centre provides recreation, sport, cultural and social activities for the Eastern Shore region in a beautiful facility.

At Hockey Helps the Homeless we leverage Canada’s affinity for hockey to raise awareness and financial support for the homeless through education, fundraising, and by partnering with solutions-based local homeless support agencies.

ElderDog Canada Inc. is a registered, national charity dedicated to ageing people, ageing dogs, and the important connection they enjoy.   The organization is based in Nova Scotia with chapters in HRM.   Volunteers support seniors and their dogs with: (1) in-home support for those struggling with dog walking, feeding, helping take dogs to groomer or vet, help giving veterinary medications, etc; (2) securing temporary or forever homes for dogs in times of a senior's illness, hospitalization, or other life event, and (3) education to the broader community about the positive impacts of the senior-dog bond.

ElderDog Canada is a national, registered charitable organization dedicated to ageing people, ageing dogs, and the important connection they enjoy. Our goals are to: • Assist and support older adults in the care and well-being of their canine companions; • Promote the welfare of older dogs whose lives have been disrupted due to illness, relocation or death of a human companion; • Educate about the human-animal bond in general and the significant role of companion animals in the health and well-being of seniors; • Support and conduct research into the human-animal bond with a focus on seniors and canine companionship.

ElderDog Canada is a national, registered charitable organization dedicated to ageing people, ageing dogs, and the important connection they enjoy. Our goals are to: • Assist and support older adults in the care and well-being of their canine companions; • Promote the welfare of older dogs whose lives have been disrupted due to illness, relocation or death of a human companion; • Educate about the human-animal bond in general and the significant role of companion animals in the health and well-being of seniors; • Support and conduct research into the human-animal bond with a focus on seniors and canine companionship.

Operating in 182 countries, The Art of Living Foundation (AOLF) is a non-for-profit, educational and humanitarian organization founded in 1981 by the world-renowned humanitarian and spiritual teacher Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. All of AOLF’s programs are guided by Gurudev’s philosophy: “Unless we have a stress-free mind and a violence-free society, we cannot achieve world peace.” The AOLF community is diverse and attracts people from all walks of life backgrounds and religious orientations. Courses AOLF offers numerous highly effective educational and self-development programs and tools that facilitate the elimination of stress and foster deep and profound inner peace, happiness and well-being for all individuals. These programs, which include breathing techniques, meditation, yoga, and practical wisdom for daily living, have helped millions around the world to completely transform their lives. Service Initiatives In addition to these courses offered globally, AOLF, working in collaboration with The International Association for Human Values (IAHV) and in special consultative status with the United Nations Social and Economic Council, has successfully implemented numerous humanitarian projects and service initiatives including: - conflict resolution programs - disaster relief - sustainable rural development - empowerment of women - prisoner rehabilitation - education for all - environmental sustainability Mission It has been said of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar that not since Mahatma Gandhi has one person united so many people of different races, religions, traditions, economic and social status, and nationalities, creating a One World spiritual family across the globe. Gurudev’s message is simple: “Love and wisdom can prevail over hatred and violence.” Happily, this message is not just a slogan, but through AOLF has been and continues to be translated into action and results.

The Breast Cancer Society of Canada is a national organization with family focused roots. The Society's mission is to save lives through breast cancer research with a vision to end breast cancer

YWCA Halifax is Halifax Regional Municipality’s only organization that builds economic security, promotes wellness, and creates opportunities for women, girls, and their families by providing a strong voice and integrated services. We are for, by, and about women and girls. We transform lives by providing a continuum of critical services and programs that build capacity for lasting positive change. We strive to change the underlying causes and issues that are root causes of inequality, violence, poverty, and homelessness. YWCA Halifax is one of the 32 Member Associations operating within YWCA Canada’s membership frameworks. The organization was one of the first YWCAs in Canada. We have been promoting women’s leadership, and meeting community needs for more than 140 years. YWCA Canada is the country’s oldest and largest women’s multi-service organization. More than 32 Member Associations are operating in over 400 districts and communities across the country. YWCA Canada is a member association of the World YWCA, which unites 25 million women and girls worldwide and spans 120 countries. For more information on YWCA Canada, please click on the link below: www.YWCACanada.ca