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NLHC is committed to addressing the housing needs of the people of Newfoundland and Labrador who are most in need and to work in partnership with community groups that can contribute to an enhanced quality of life for our clients.
The Newfoundland and Labrador chapter of the Risk and Insurance Management Society (NALRIMS) serves the entire Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The majority of our membership currently resides in the Metropolitan St. John's/Mount Pearl area.
The SDU is an organization dedicated to assisting, expanding and developing debate, public speaking, and youth parliament activities as means of education, as instrument of public policy and as activities for their own sake.
The Newfoundland Aquaculture Industry Association represents the interests of aqua culturists in Newfoundland & Labrador. It is a member based non-profit organization with a mandate to facilitate and promote commercial development of aquaculture.
NONIA is a manufacturing and a retail operation and we employ approximately 175 knitters and weavers across the province. They continue to produce NONIA's well known hand-knit sweaters, socks, hats and mitts for infants to adults as well as woven placemats, runners, napkins and scarves.
The PFHCB is a non-profit organization created by and operating for the benefit of all Newfoundland and Labrador fish harvesters.
Professional Municipal Administrators [PMA] is a professional organization composed of municipal administrators, town/city managers, town/city clerks, and department heads who are committed to improving the quality of administration in local government in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Agriculture (NLFA) is an organization which represents farmers and farmer groups in the province. Our motto is Farmers Helping Farmers, and we believe that by sharing information and speaking with a united voice, farmers can work more effectively for the betterment of the agriculture industry, and for the improvement of our Province as a whole.
RDE TNL offers its services to the communities to strengthen their economic vitality.
The Avalon Gateway Regional Economic Development Inc., also known as the RED Board, is responsible for promoting the development of Economic Zone 18, one of twenty such zones in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.The functions of the zones are to provide leadership in regional economic development, support organizations and communities within the Zone, promote public participation, and develop social and economic initiatives.
Incorporated as a charitable non-profit organization in Newfoundland and Labrador in May 1994, Habitat NL assists low income working families achieve home ownership by mobilizing local communities, volunteers, materials and financial resources through supportive, wide ranging partnerships.
Rogers believes in Local Matters programming, television that brings communities together. Since 1969, Rogers has invested in the creation and ongoing development of Rogers TV a unique community television service available exclusively to Rogers' cable customers, as part of the basic cable service.
NOIA, the Newfoundland & Labrador Oil & Gas Industries Association was established in 1977, and is Canada's largest offshore petroleum association.
It is our aim to work towards a community and province where everyone can feel equally safe, included and accepted particularly those who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Two Spirit, and beyond (LBNTQ2S+) as well as persons of colour.
techNL is a not-for-profit industry association representing the provinces technology and innovation sector for over 30 years. Providing a strong voice for the sector, techNL works closely with industry and government partners to help shape policy and advocate for those issues that matter most to members. We embrace the opportunity to work with like-minded organizations towards shared goals.
The Gathering Place is a service centre committed to building community, promoting equality and providing nourishment for those seeking respite from isolation and lonelines
Tidy Towns is a provincial organization committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and beautification through community participation and the challenge of provincial and national competitions.
our de Shore Inc., a non-profit group, is organizing the race, mapping the course, training marshals and marketing the event to promote the Irish Loop zone. The objective is to develop a world-class bicycling event that will attract local and international cyclists to participate in professional and amateur races and bring enthusiasts to the province. The event will provide opportunities in the tourism and hospitality sectors for inns, restaurants, craft shops, tour operators and tourism sites, such as the Colony of Avalon, which are expected to benefit from the race.
Promotes the Irish Loop from Bay Bulls to the Salmonier Line to the traveling public
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Trepassey Management Corporation (TMC) is a not-for-profit organization established to promote long-term development and business growth in the Town of Trepassey and Area. The Corporation manages assets realized as a result of the closure of the Fishery Products International Plant and uses these assets to promote development.
Network for Vibrant Neighbourhoods: To build capacity, spirit and engagement in low income neighbourhoods throughout the City, especially those that dont have the infrastructure of a community centre, local program staff, etc.
The Volunteer Network, funded by the Federal Government through the Community Services Council, is a non-profit project that seeks to bring together all of the volunteers (and the groups to which they belong) from Brigus to Holyrood. It is our belief that having volunteers work togther is essential to our communities, and therefore anything we do is to help those who already help so much
Youth Ventures empowers young people to turn their hobbies, interests, and passions into money making profitable ventures. The program is available to students across the province from May-September every year, however the Provincial Coordinator is available year round for anyone that still needs assistance or has any questions regarding their business.
