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A non-profit artist-run contemporary visual art gallery. Provides a non-commercial space for exhibition of Newfoundland and Canadian contemporary visual and performance art as well as a resource centre for Newfoundland contemporary artists
The Eastern Education Foundation, Inc. is a registered, charitable organization committed to enhancing the education experience of students in the Eastern School District. Our mission is to enhance educational opportunities for students in the Eastern School District through innovative community partnerships.
We are the Eastern Gate to North America; we believe we will play a major role in the last day's revival.
Healthy People, Healthy Communities At Eastern Health, our goal is to provide the highest quality care and service possible to the people in our communities, in our region, and in our province. To do that, we employ qualified, competent and caring individuals who are dedicated to their professions and to our vision of Healthy People, Healthy Communities. This vision is based on the understanding that both the individual and the community have important roles to play in maintaining good health. Healthy communities enhance the health of individuals, and when individuals are healthy, communities are healthy overall. We work with the communities we serve, and partner with others who share a commitment to quality health care and improved health and well being.
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Eastern Residential Support Baord Inc. has been in existence an incorporated entity since 1998. However, the Board was created as a result of an amalgamation of three previous boards( United Church Group Home Board, Twin Cities Support Board, Avalon Community Accomodations Board) which dated back to 1980. We are funded by the Department of Health and Community Services and mandated to provide Cooperative Living Arrangements to individuals with developmental/physical disabilities, and in some cases psychiatric illness. The intent of the program is to provide these individuals with the necessary skills and independence to enable them to move on to less restrictive living arrangements
Programs for the Eastern School District
The Western Regional Office of the Eastern School District NL is located in Bay Roberts, NL. The Regional Office is responsible for all schools located in the western region.
Our mission is to engage, inspire, and maximize opportunities for people with disabilities of all ages by providing meaningful programs and services. Our vision is for a community where all people with disabilities live full, healthy, and active lives. We are a charitable organization that has operated in this province since 1937. Since then we have tirelessly dedicated ourselves to engaging, inspiring and empowering persons with disabilities through life-changing programs and services. Approximately 100,000 people of all ages in our province live with disabilities such as physical, sensory, cognitive or other disabilities which present barriers to full participation in society. It is our mission to tear down these barriers and build an inclusive Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Old Trails were developed by the Eastport Peninsula Heritage Society with support from the Canada Youth Service Program. These paths and cart trails once linked families in Salvage with those who settled in the early coastal communities of Newman Sound: Broomclose and Barrow Harbour. Today eight of these trails form a 12 kilometre hiking corridor along the Eastport Peninsula from Sandy Cove to Salvage.
The Eating Disorder Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador (EDFNL)is a leadership advocacy group dedicated to promoting research and providing public support services and information about matters related to eating disorders, including information on available treatment services for individuals and families who experience disordered eating.
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.
BREDA works with businesses and organizations for the economic development of the Town of Bay Roberts
The NLREDA mandate is to represent the 19 Regional Economic Development Boards of the province on issues of common concern. As well, the association was formed to promote and strengthen relationships, communications, human resources and organizational development, all supporting its membership of the 19 REDBs.
The Long Range Regional Economic Development Board (LRREDB), headquartered in Stephenville, is a nonprofit community based organization that assumes the lead for economic development in Zone 9.
The Economic Development Committee is made up of representatives from various committees and other community stakeholders. The role of the EDC is to coordinate the implementation of the Town's Strategic Development Plan.
The Egg Producers of Newfoundland and Labrador is a Commodity Board governing the production of eggs in the province.
Our Lodge membership is open to men & women 19 years and older. Mission Statement A Canadian volunteer organization of men and women serving communities. Vision To be the most progressive family focused organization in Canada, meeting community and member needs and expectations.
Promote and support community needs through volunteer efforts of local lodges. Fund-raising, the money is available to numerous groups that apply to the club. Each group is researched to determine the greatest need. Children that need medical attention and are not able to get it in St. John's or do not have the funds can receive help. At the end of each year the club determines where the money raised may have the most benefit
A national, fraternal and charitable organization promoting and supporting community needs through volunteer efforts of local lodges.
Promote and support community needs through volunteer efforts of local lodges. Fund-raising, the money is available to numerous groups that apply to the club. Each group is researched to determine the greatest need. Children that need medical attention and are not able to get it in St. John's or do not have the funds can receive help. At the end of each year the club determines where the money raised may have the most benefit
