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Supported Employment for Deer Lake and Extended Region (SELDER) Community Employment Corporation - aids persons with developmental disabilities in accessing meaningful paid employment within their communities
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To meet the recreational and information needs of the community of all ages through the lending of books, DVDs, magazines and bookclub kits; by offering regular programs for children, teens and adults; free internet access; wifi service; public computers; a photocopier; fax machine and scanner. There is also a a homebound delivery service; and a Digital Library available from our website with eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines and newspapers, which can be downloaded to your computer of portable device.
Corner Brook Regional High School is a grade 10-12 school located in the center of Corner Brook.
C.C. Loughlin Elementary School is a k-6 English and French Immersion school located in Corner Brook, NL. The School Foundation works to garner donations for the provision of a school breakfast program, development of a school playground and naturalization of the school grounds.
Elwood Eagles "R" Respectible,Responsible and Ready. An elementary, grades 4-6, school located in Deer Lake, NL.
The Gros Morne Institute for Sustainable Tourism (GMIST) advances the quality and success of Atlantic Canadian tourism operators through an array of training programs to be developed and offered at the Institute.
Hampden Academy is committed to improving student achievement through a collaborative learning environment and a positive school culture accomplished through continued cooperation among all stakeholders.
To develop, encourage and promote policies, practices and activities to enhance the quality of school programs and the levels of student achievement in the school. School fax #: 785-2042
Offering a variety of library services to residents of the community including; internet access, printing and scanning, in addition to book loans.
Offering a variety of library services to residents of the community including; internet access, printing and scanning, in addition to book loans.
Offering a variety of library services to residents of the community including; internet access, printing and scanning, in addition to book loans.
Offering a variety of library services to residents of the community including; internet access, printing and scanning, in addition to book loans.
Newfoundland & Labrador Public Libraries work to ensure that library materials, free access to the Internet and programs are available to meet the needs of the Provinces people. The library is located on the second floor of the Gordon Pinsent Centre for the Arts off Cromer Avenue.
Newfoundland & Labrador Public Libraries work to ensure that library materials, free access to the Internet and programs are available to meet the needs of the Provinces people.
Laubach Literacy Council
Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council is a registered, volunteer charitable organization that aids in the development of Laubach literacy councils in the province. We provide free, confidential tutoring to adults in reading, writing and numeracy skills. Training is provided to tutors in keeping with our national standards. Call toll free 1-800-863-0373.
Writers from all walks of life and various stages of their writing careers participate in our meetings, readings and other activities. We reach out to both young and old and include people of all walks of life, from students to seniors in our publications. We believe it is important to provide a venue where local voices can be heard and preserved
A k-12 school located in the community of Pasadena, Newfoundland.
Newfoundland & Labrador Public Libraries work to ensure that library materials, free access to the Internet and programs are available to meet the needs of the Provinces people. The library is located in Pasadena's Town Council Building on Tenth Avenue.
Ensure that library materials, information, and programmes are available to meet the needs of the public. This is achieved through a network of 96 branches, divided into three divisions, and the Provincial Resource Library (which includes the St. John's City Libraries)
Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council is a provincial, non-profit, volunteer organization. We are committed to raising the literacy level of Newfoundland society
