Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax

The Nova Multifest Society is dedicated to promoting and preserving art and culture through innovative initiatives, including organizing multicultural festivals, regular celebrations, and events that foster community engagement, intercultural relationships, and the preservation of traditions.

We envision a world where everyone is included. Advocating for a more accessible and inclusive Nova Scotia. Easter Seals provides programs and services to people living with disabilities through our 4 pillar programs: Take Part - recreation opportunities for those living with disabilities, Camp Tidnish - fully accessible overnight summer camp for people of all ages, Assisted Mobility - providing assisted mobility devices and health care equipment to those who need them whether that be wheel chairs, walkers, speech software, ramps, fences, etc. and New Leaf - provides life enhancement, job skills and supported employment opportunities for adults and youth with disabilities

Career Nation Society is an incorporated nonprofit based in Dartmouth, serving newcomers, youth, entrepreneurs and other Nova Scotians. We aim to strengthen connections among communities, businesses and educational institutions through career development, skilled-trades awareness and mentorship. We are developing entrepreneur mentorship videos and lessons, connections between people seeking skills and employers seeking skilled workers, and one-day hands-on trades discovery camps for students. Future plans also include community gatherings, cultural events and sports activities. Our programs have not yet launched. We welcome volunteers, mentors, tradespeople, educators and community partners interested in helping plan and build these initiatives.

Ekko Performing Arts Society (EPAS) is a registered non-profit organization based in Downtown Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, dedicated to breaking down barriers that limit access to performing arts in our community. We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy, creativity, and connection that come through the performing arts, regardless of age, background, experience, or financial circumstances. Through music education, community choirs and ensembles, musical theatre productions, workshops, live performances, and community engagement initiatives, we create welcoming and inclusive spaces for people of all ages and abilities to learn, connect, and express themselves. Community engagement is at the heart of what we do. We work with local organizations, artists, and community partners to create opportunities for participation, collaboration, and connection. Alongside our regular programming, we offer free and low-cost community activities, events, and performances that make the arts more accessible to the broader community. Our commitment to financial accessibility also includes sliding-scale pricing, subsidized programming, and our Gifts of Music scholarship initiative, which helps children and youth access music education regardless of financial circumstances. As a community-driven organization, volunteers play an important role in bringing our mission to life. From supporting events and performances to assisting with outreach, fundraising, administration, and community initiatives, volunteers help us build a more connected, creative, and inclusive community.

Ocean View is a charitable organization that has been operating since the early 1960’s. We are pleased to be a trusted provider of a variety of services, predominately for seniors and others folks that need a little extra help in day to day living. Ocean View operates the very first nursing home in Nova Scotia to be granted “Accreditation” by Accreditation Canada in 1974, a standard of excellence that we still celebrate and achieve to this day. Between in care living and community supports, we proudly serve over 500 individuals each year through our 320+ staff and 100+ volunteers. Our vision is to be the “community of choice” for Nova Scotians needing support in a place they call home.

Ocean View is a 171-bed long term care home overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia.  Our vibrant community has over 20 local shops and restaurants, creating a dynamic and engaging environment for both staff and residents. Your work at Ocean View will be meaningful as a part of our diverse team includes professionals from nursing, clinical dietetics, physiotherapy, recreation therapy, music and spiritual care, occupational therapy, long-term care assistants, and an active volunteer program. We also take pride in our volunteer-run on-site café, offering lunch, snacks, and coffee and everyone loves our free parking! Ocean View relies on the passion and dedication of amazing volunteers to ensure our residents can live well in the place they call home. No matter what type of role you have with us, you will be enriching lives through your daily interactions. For this reason, we want to make sure you feel valued when you volunteer at Ocean View. The volunteen program first began at Ocean View Continuing Care in 1995 and since inception over 500 youth have participated. Our volunteen program is a great way for teens to earn volunteer hours, build confident, make friends, and bring joy to others. Some of the opportunities available are: Recreation: Supporting residents in attending activities such as bingo, music, outings, special events, etc. Cafe: Assisting with sales, replenishing shelves, chat with residents, family, and staff Gardening: Providing assistance with indoor and outdoor plant/flower upkeep Friendly Visiting: Visiting and spending time with Residents, walks, reading, playing cards, etc. Spiritual Care: Providing encouragement and portering support to church services and weekly hymn sing. To fill out an application use the link below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15A68uh7BPsyWVc2zVfqYEmCHVId9ZbQcyFlJo-govZs/edit For more information contact: tpenney@oceanv.ca or 902-465-6020 ext. 2150

The Eastern Passage Food Security Society is a community-driven non-profit dedicated to ensuring equitable access to nutritious food. We focus on building sustainable, intergenerational connections through initiatives like our community fridge, mobile food security unit, and accessible gardening projects. By bringing together youth and seniors—particularly through the creation of four-season growing spaces—we aim to strengthen local food systems and foster a supportive, inclusive community for all residents.

Our mission is to cultivate scientific imagination, curiosity, and leadership abilities of youths, especially Inner City, Rural, and Indigenous populations in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) by providing hands-on learning, mentorship, and networking.

The Canada CyberSTEAM Challenge (C3) is a national online competition aimed to encourage students in grades six through twelve to develop innovative solutions to real-world problems involving science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. Our Mission Statements The Canada CyberSTEAM Challenge was founded on the following 2 Mission Statements: #1: Universal Accessibility C3 aims to provide youth from rural or underprivileged communities with academic enrichment opportunities that they would not otherwise have access to. #2: Global Connection C3 aims to create an international community of youth united in their passion for science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

The Canada CyberSTEAM Challenge (C3) is a national online competition aimed to encourage students in grades six through twelve to develop innovative solutions to real-world problems involving science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM). Our mission is to provide youth from rural or underprivileged communities with academic enrichment opportunities that they would not otherwise have access to. C3 also aims to create a national community of youth united in their passion for science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

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.

Todd Hill Farm is a non-profit horse farm located in Oakfield, Halifax County.  Our mission is to “To provide a family-oriented equestrian facility where students can gain a solid foundation in horsemanship, riding and horse care” We offer riding lessons, beginner programs, equine first aid lectures, equestrian certification and equine assisted learning programs. We are members of the Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation, Equestrian Canada and EAL Canada.  We have been in operation since 2010.