Other Nonprofit Organizations in Halifax

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.

Nova Scotia’s Finest Symphony of Young People The NSYO provides a high-level orchestral experience for talented young musicians aged 12 -26. Since 1976, the orchestra has performed hundreds of concerts and has over 800 alumni across the world.

Nova Village NS (NVNS) is a community based non-profit organization est. in 1986. The family hub provides a variety of programs and services to families with youth, ages  birth- 19.

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

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A community organization dedicated to sponsoring and settling refugees in Halifax.

Established in 1986, Options offers a unique opportunity to learn the basic skills required to find and maintain a structured, yet supportive environment. The integrated training program treats participants as employees and includes educational upgrading, life skills development, and workforce development skills in five employment areas: Building Maintenance, Customer Service, Food Service, Basic and Advanced Office Skills, and Bakery Production. Options is opened to individuals 16 years of age and older who are facing persistent multiple barriers to employment.  Research shows that industry-based employment models that combine training and skills development benefit the workforce and the employer.

The Social Marketplace Society promotes social spending. Social spending is making a purchase ensuring the greatest possible amount of that money stays in your local community. To promote social spending the Social Marketplace Society funds and organizes Our Social Market. Our Social Market is a monthly event inviting fundraisers to promote their cause and raise funds. Square Roots (Enactus, St. Mary's University) provides vegetable bundles for sale every month, there is a canteen, music, even a place to sit a spell. All tables are free. Admission is free. Our fundraisers currently include: -Truckload Rain Barrel campaign. -My Social Market table at every market with a collection of donated crafts and other items; currently featuring "peace" inspired suncatchers by donation. -My Smart Art Workbook series designed for children AND adults alike to do individually or as a group. Please visit www.OurSocialMarket.ca for more information. Thank you.

Ovarian Cancer Canada is the only registered Canadian charity solely dedicated to overcoming ovarian cancer. We provide leadership by: Supporting women living with the disease and their families Raising awareness among the general public and health care professionals Funding research to develop early detection techniques, improved treatments and, ultimately, a cure.

PACO is Dartmouth's volunteer-run, wood-fired community oven located in Leighton Dillman Park on the Dartmouth Common.

Prince’s Trust Canada delivers social impact and creates sustainable communities by transforming the lives of Canadians who are facing challenges or transition. We provide entrepreneurship training for veterans and transitioning Canadian Armed Forces members, help young people reach their potential through employability programs, and support Indigenous communities as they revitalize and protect their languages. Prince’s Trust Canada is a registered Canadian charity established by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales in 2011. We are a member of The Prince’s Trust Group, a new global network which also includes activity carried out by The Prince’s Trust UK, Prince’s Trust Australia, Prince’s Trust New Zealand, and Prince’s Trust International. The goal of The Prince’s Trust Group is to transform lives worldwide through innovative projects.

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo started with a drumbeat and the skirl of the pipes on June 28, 1979. First held to celebrate the International Gathering of the Clans (and opened by The Queen Mother) the Tattoo quickly became a beloved event on the summer calendar and has evolved into a week-long spectacle proudly supported by the Canadian Armed Forces, the Government of Canada, the Province of Nova Scotia, the City of Halifax, and many corporate partners. This two-and-a-half-hour show features the best of the best pipes, drums, bands, dancers, singers, choirs, acrobats, military pomp and historical displays anywhere in Atlantic Canada. There’s something for everyone at the Tattoo! Aside from being a part of one of the most exciting summer events in Halifax, you will come away with a sense of pride and patriotism by having contributed to the success of this world-renowned event. You will meet people from many different countries and no doubt make many new friends.