Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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Moving Minds is a local non-profit organization dedicated to helping young people live well. It is the organizer of the annual Mind Ball in Halifax.
The Demetreous Lane Tenants Association is an entirely volunteer organization which with the support of HRM police and various community volunteers respond to the needs of the Demetreous Lane Community.
Since 1976 the Dartmouth Seniors' Service Centre has been providing activities and services which may not otherwise readily available in our community. The Centre offers various social, physical, and educational programs. www.dartmouthseniors.ca
Mission
The Dartmouth Seniors Service Centre supports seniors and their families through services, programs, and fun times!
Funded by The Dartmouth Kiwanis Club & Community Service Grants we are a registered charitable organization with a volunteer Board of Directors.
Our greatest asset is the volunteer efforts of our own members.
Membership is open to anyone over 50 at $15.00 per year.
We offer various social, physical, and educational activities and programs. These include, but are not limited to: Painting, Wood-Working, Tai Chi, Yoga, Singing, Duplicate Bridge, Crafts, Fitness & Exercise, Day Trips, Daily Lunches (Monday-Friday), and more.
We are also the provider of Medical Transportation, and the Dartmouth Meals on Wheels Program which serves the Dartmouth area 3 days/ week.
Prescott Group is a non-profit community based social enterprise that offers vocational opportunities, programs and services and community employment support to adults with intellectual disabilities in the Halifax area. Prescott Group's social enterprise is made up of Atlantic Bag Manufacturers, Fireside Kitchen and Prescott Mailing Services. Prescott Group also provides coaching and support to clients who work at local businesses and organizations. Our goal is to enhance the independence of persons with intellectual disabilities through personal development, social enterprise and employment opportunities.
A Community Development Initiative looking to empower residents of Mulgrave Park, in the North End of Halifax, by creating sustainable projects with entrepreneurial action.
Bryony House is a 24 bed shelter that provides a safe housing and support services for women with, or without children who have been impacted by intimate partner abuse. Each year, approximately 470 women and children stay with us and 2,500 distress calls are answered. Our dedicated counsellors are there to answer the 24-hour distress line, provide individual/group supportive counselling, public education, advocacy and referrals. An important part of our work is to break the cycle of abuse. Women who contact us come from many walks of life, socio-economic classes and cultural backgrounds. What they have in common is that they are in, or are fleeing, an abusive intimate relationship.
It’s a home for the homeless in Halifax. It’s hope for the hopeless. It’s food for the stomach and food for the soul. It’s friendship for the lonely. It’s Souls Harbour RESCUE Mission.
Souls Harbour RESCUES people from poverty, addiction and despair, by offering emergency help, such as food and clothing, life-changing programs, and the Gospel Message.
If you haven’t a friend in the world, you can find one here, where we strive to offer welcome, hope, and dignity to each of our guests.
“Because You stand up for the poor and weak, You comfort and empower them in their distress, Giving them safe harbour and cool shade when it’s hot; You shelter them from their oppressors’ blows as a strong wall holds back the driving rain.” – Isaiah 25:4
Veith House is a multi-service non-profit located in Halifax's north end. Our mission is to meet the needs of children, families, and individuals living with the effects of poverty, with empowerment as an ever present goal. We to this through programs such as Summer Day Camp, Preschool, counseling and trustee services, and more.
In the simplest terms, a Community Health Board is the eyes, ears, and voice for the community’s health. Together with other groups, the Board engages community members in understanding the community health needs and then supports many different community initiatives that aim to improve health in the local community.
The North Woodside Community Association is a volunteer-led, charitable, non-profit organization that exists to serve the residents of North Woodside and the surrounding community.
The mission of the North Woodside Community Association is to aid in focusing the energy and skills of citizens in building a stronger community in which to live, work and play.
Specifically, the Association focuses on:
Providing a meeting place for people to discuss and take action on issues of common concern and interest
Encouraging the development of social, recreational and educational opportunities
Hosting special events that promote meaningful interaction among residents
The Association will express, in its actions, its commitment to community accountability, fiscal responsibility, accessibility and diversity.
The Canadian Paraplegic Association (Nova Scotia) is a charitable organization providing client directed counselling and rehabilitation services, information, advocacy and support services to persons with spinal cord injuries and other mobility disabilities---and their families---throughout Nova Scotia. CPA(NS) has been providing these services and supports for over 64 years. Our mission is to assist persons with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities to achieve independence, self reliance and full community participation. We work closely with the Nova Scotia Rehabilitation Centre in our reach to support those in need as they return to their home and their communities...your communities.
BFM Thrift Store is a volunteer driven thrift store that offers premium used goods. We help families buy affordable quality household goods as well as divert used goods from landfills. All proceeds are donated to the Bible League Canada to support its worldwide work of Bible placement.
The Halifax BFM Thrift Store building is a beautiful clean & bright new store; it is approximately 16,000 square feet which includes about 5,000 square feet of warehouse space. We opened our doors on March 22, 2014 after over two years of planning, prayers and preparation by the Steering Committee. The Store sits on 2.44 acres of land in Lower Sackville, NS and it is conveniently located near a shopping centre in a business area of the community.
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