Non-Profit Organization Directory

AnnauKatiget Tumingit supports, promotes and enhances the well-being of Labrador Inuit women who are beneficiaries of the Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement regardless of their place of residence. AnnauKatiget Tumingit consults with Labrador Inuit Women and ensures that they are heard by all levels of government.

Community

North West River

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Provide business support and services to members of the Innu Nation. Contribute to the establishment and continuing growth of Innu businesses

Community

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

While respecting Innu rights, territory and culture, Innu Development Limited Partnership represents the economic interests of the Mushuau and Sheshatshiu Innu communities by creating and managing equity through ownership and partnerships in strategic industries; by creating opportunities for employment and Innu private businesses; and by encouraging the development of Innu economic capacity through training and education.

Community

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

The Innu Nation is the governing body of the Innu of Labrador. It represents the collective rights and interests of approximately 1,700 Innu people in two communities, Sheshatshiu and Davis Inlet (Utshimassit) under the direction of an elected Board of Directors. Legally, the Innu Nation is a federally incorporated not-for-profit corporation, first incorporated as the Naskapi-Montagnais Innu Association (NMIA) in 1977

Community

Sheshatshiu

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Inuit Pathways was created through an agreement with Human Resources and Social Development Canada to implement the federal government's Aboriginal Human Resource Development Strategy in Nunatsiavut. The program supports labour market training and business development for Labrador Inuit.

Community

Makkovik

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

To improve the living conditions of Labrador Inuit by creating and providing employment and economic opportunities. LIDC focuses on traditional skills and on training and skills transfer for emerging opportunities

Community

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

No description available.

Community

Makkovik

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

No description available.

Community

Sheshatshiu

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

The corporation was formed in 2004 by the Labrador Metis Nation to pursue business and economic opportunities for the Labrador Inuit-Metis people

Community

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

The Nunatsiavut Government has been designed to operate at both the regional (departmental) level and the community level. The community level of Nunatsiavut Government is comprised of five Inuit Community Governments representing the Inuit communities of Nain, Hopedale, Postville, Makkovik and Rigolet. Inuit Community Governments are responsible for serving all residents of their communities.

Community

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

The NunatuKavut Community Council is a registered, not-for-profit organization that represents our people. Our shared vision is self-governance and self-sufficiency for our communities, and a continuance of our Inuit-based culture.

Community

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

No description available.

Community

North West River

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

No description available.

Community

Nain

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Native Health

Community

Sheshatshiu

Region

Labrador

Category

Indigenous/aboriginal groups