Organismes sans but lucratif à Halifax
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Dartmouth Family Centre & Dartmouth North Community Food Centre together are a non-profit organization providing programs and services free of charge to families and residents in the neighbourhood of Dartmouth North. We offer programs centred around parental support and child development, access to healthy food and food skills, as well as advocacy.
Kids Help Phone is a charity, known for our expertise and continuous innovation as Canada’s only 24/7 professional counselling, information, and referral service for young people. Since 1989, we have offered kids, teens, and young adults a critical lifeline of hope and support through our free, anonymous service, which research shows significantly improves youth mental health through our phone, Live Chat and Always There chat app. But technology is changing, and so must we – to create a future where every young person will access the support they need, in the way they need it most. That’s why we’re preparing to launch a 24/7 Texting Service using trained volunteers.
Halifax Association for Community Living (HACL) is a non-for-profit, charitable organization serving adults, youth, children with intellectual disabilities and their families in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Founded in 1954, HACL has a longstanding belief that all people should be accepted as responsible, contributing members of their family and society.
The Salvation Army Centre of hope is a non profit organization. We help people within our community with various different things and needs.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In collaboration with private, corporate and government stakeholders, the goal of the Society of Atlantic Heroes is the establishment of a Supportive Housing and Healing facility which will cater to veterans, first responders and their families who are experiencing serious personal challenges associated with Operational Stress Injuries (OSI), including PTSD and addicitions.
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.
Open Harbour works to sponsor a refugee group to begin a new life in Halifax each year. A sponsorship starts on the day of arrival and extends for the 12 months afterward. It includes financial, social, and emotional support. We greet our new Nova Scotians at the airport, set them up with a furnished apartment, enroll them in job training and English classes, help them get to medical appointments, register their children in school - and a lot more!
OUR MISSION
To privately sponsor and resettle refugees to Halifax irrespective of circumstances or creed.
To coordinate the settlement, integration, and empowerment of the new Nova Scotians we sponsor.
To spread awareness of issues affecting refugees.
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