St. Bernards Elementary School is part of the Eastern District. Were located in beautiful Witless Bay on the Southern Shore of the Avalon Peninsula. We are a K-6 school. We serve the communities of Bay Bulls, Witless Bay, Mobile, Tors Cove, Burnt Cove, Bauline and St. Michaels.
This Auxiliary does mission work within the congregation community and nationally and internationally through support of the national church's missionaries. We visit the ill, the shut-ins and welcome newcomers, the collection of grocery tapes funds fruit baskets and Christmas hampers in the community. Donations to the local AMS are sent to the general society of the AMS.
The St. George's Elementary School Council is a collaborative effort between faculty members, parents, and community members to ensure the students receive a quality education experience. The Council works to enhance school productivity and fundraises for computers.
As a First Nations Band Council, the St. Georges Indian Band strives to promote cultural awareness and a sense of pride in our Mikmaq heritage. The Band currently represents approximately 1700 members inside the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, with another 500 outside the province.
The community of St. James Elementary School is committed to providing a caring environment, developing the qualities of self-esteem, creative thinking, a love for learning, and a respect for self and others realizing that quality education is an individual lifelong process involving physical, spiritual, emotional and social development to produce happy responsible citizens.
To serve as the Voice of Business committed to the enhancement of economic prosperity and quality of life in St. John's and throughout the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Established in 1989 with a bold vision of supporting and promoting womens creative work in screen-based industries locally and internationally, St. Johns International Womens Film Festival has grown from a single evening of screenings to a provinces flagship film festival. A vital voice in the Canadian film circuit and a respected leader in the movement for gender equity in the industry, SJIWFF brings critical artist development and creative vitality to Newfoundland and Labrador. Our objective is to ensure more women are represented in screen-based industries.
To foster and encourage the sport of hockey, in the Junior B Division. To promote, supervise and regulate competition in a sportsmanlike manner in the Junior Division of Amateur Hockey and to declare a championship team annually
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.
We are a group of people who meet regularly to practice sitting meditation in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. It is not necessary to be a member of the group to participate in any of our events or current programs (unless prerequisites are required). All who are interested in meditation and these teachings are welcome regardless of any particular religious affiliation.
To provide safe and efficient public transit service for the City of St. John's. To ensure that our employees have the support and resources to deliver an affordable, customer-focused service on a cost effective basis. To implement industry-leading technologies in the delivery of innovative service.
Working within a feminist framework, the St. Johns Status of Women Council (SJSWC) is dedicated to the empowerment of all women. The Women's Centre is a non-profit charitable organization that serves women in St. John's and the Avalon Region. We offer a safe and comfortable space where women can meet one another and receive information and support.
St. John Ambulance provides essential health care services to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians of all ages. Its mission is to enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing training and community service. As a registered charity, revenues go directly back into the community, supporting various community service programs.