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To provide a 24 hour free counselling, crisis response and referral services to young people across the country. To provide youth with the supports they need whenever and however they would prefer to communicate. All our services are available free of charge, 24/7/365 in English and in French by contacting: Phone: 1-800-668-6868 Text: text TALK to 686868 Online: kidshelpphone.ca
Promoting safe child passenger travel through Awareness, Education, practice and Legislation
To engage youth and young adults through the provision of meaningful programs and services that support inclusion, learning, skill development and civic engagement.
Operates to serve the university community, and in doing so, priority is given to children of Memorial University students, faculty, and staff.
The Memorial University of Newfoundland Pensioners' Association (MUNPA) is a non-profit organization that represents the interests of all retired faculty, staff, and their survivors (widows, orphans, and widowers).
The Lone Mothers project employs a social inclusion lens to investigate Canadian lone mothers experiences of exclusion in relation to welfare policy and the labour market.
The Mission of the Goose Bay Military Family Resource Centre is to develop and provide the best possible services, programs and activities to enhance the quality of life for the individual, family and military community while at 5 Wing Goose Bay.
The Misericordia Mission Fund is a registered charity established by the Sisters of Mercy of Newfoundland for the support of the programs and ministries of its Peruvian Mission
Georgestown is a unique neighbourhood in the heart of old St. John's in Newfoundland. This organization is dedicated to improving the quality of life through community service, proactive response to livability issues and working on a sense of togetherness
The Neighbourhood of Friends Family Resource Centre is a non-profit, community-based organization funded through the Early Childhood Development Initiative.In addition to the hub site located on Manitoba Drive in Clarenville, we offer assistace, training, resources and materials to Swift Current, Little Heart's Ease, Arnold's Cove, Random Island, and Come By Chance.
To provide educational programs for children up to age 12. To empower parents and encourage positive family interaction
NLFAM is a support group for families in Newfoundland and Labrador adopting Internationally or Inter-culturally.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Foster Families Association was established in 1981 with a mandate to provide support to foster Families and to advocate on fostering issues.
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Offer assistance to community groups
Norm and Fred help kids deal with problems by making informed choices. The program is delivered to up to 1500 people and relates the true life experiences of presenter Boyd Merrill. It is his ability to relate to kids that has earned him the applause and respect of thousands of viewers. Norm And Fred -Think About Drugs originated in Newfoundland
Ensure every child gets the best start in life, and families receive the support they need. Also offers the North Shore Prenatal Support Program A family resource centre for children ages 0-6. Other Centres: Cox's Cove, Irishtown, McIvers, Summerside
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The Youth Impact Centre is a Christian organization that seeks to serve the needs of youth in our community by providing them with a sense of belonging and purpose, in a safe environment; equipping them for life's journey.We are a non-profit, charitable organization, building relationships with youth through various activities and programs. We also partner with various organizations to strive to encourage healthy choices for youth, 12-18.
At Bethel we care about the overall wellbeing of every individual so if you are in the area and you are looking for a caring and friendly church, we extend a warm welcome to you to join us.
Established in 1986, the Rabbittown Community Centre serves a 294-unit housing development owned and operated by NL Housing. The NL Housing currently serves over 1,400 residents in the Rabbittown area. Located on 26 Graves Street. The Community Centre addresses a variety of social, educational and recreational issues within the community.
The Family Life Bureau, in co-operation with parishes, and/or in collaboration with community agencies, reaches out to families and individuals, through a wide variety programs and counseling services. We respond to people in need with compassion and concern.
By operating successful Thrift Stores and integrating with the mission and work of The Salvation Army as a whole, we exist to be a functioning and thriving modern day model of William Booth's conceived "Household Salvage Brigade" through which the marginalized and excluded of society will be refreshed and regenerated by way of meeting their practical needs.
