Our club is a diverse group of professional leaders working to address various community and international service needs and our members are our most important asset.
Our club prides itself in supporting many community projects for youth, our adopted school, seniors, housing initiatives, annual food drive, among other local and international projects detailed herein
Rotary Music Festival is an annual, non-competitive event run by a team of dedicated music educators and supporters. This not-for-profit endeavour has played a pivotal role in the development and enhancement of music education in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, and today invites groups from across Canada to take part
Located in the Boathouse on Quidi Vidi Lake, the St. Johns Rowing Club is the only slide seat rowing club in Newfoundland. We offer many learn-to-row programs, geared towards all ages and experiences.
The Portugal Cove Rowing Club was started up in the summer of 2005 by Sandy Greeley and his three sons. Cyril, Kevin and Robert. It has been a dream of the Greeley's for a long time to start up a rowing club so as they can train there crews and help do there part in keeping the sport going strong.
Rowing Newfoundland is the PSO for slide seat rowing. There are two slide seat rowing clubs in Newfoundland and Labrador St. Johns Rowing Club and Labrador West Rowing Association. The Rowing Newfoundland Provincial Team rows out of the St. Johns Rowing Club facility, located on Quidi Vidi Lake in St. Johns, NL. Find out more about Team NL here. Athletes also attend strength and conditioning training at the Dr. Noel Browne High Performance Training Centre. Rowing Newfoundland is a member of Rowing Canada, and SportNL.
Provides emergency relief assistance to veterans and their families; facilities to apply for, or appeal pensions and allowances as well as a number of community based projects
The Association came into being out of a recognition that the training, experience and camaraderie that members had developed during their active service, could still be put to very meaningful use in individual and collective service to Canada. Members of the RCMP VETS continue to promote activities that are in the best interest of Canada and they constantly communicate and provide assistance to Regular Members of the RCMP.
The Lifesaving Society - Canada's lifeguarding expert - is a full-service provider of programs, products and services designed to prevent drowning. We prevent drowning and water-related injury through our training programs, Water Smart public education, aquatic safety management services, drowning research and lifesaving sport.
The mission of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Historical Society is to stimulate and encourage the commemoration of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary in its customs, traditions and affiliations and to appropriately honour and preserve their legacy for future generations.
The RNC Association (RNCA) represents the 380 Non-Commissioned Ranks of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary. The goals and objectives of the RNCA are to improve benefits and working conditions for police officers, improve public safety and strive to create a positive relationship between the police and the community they protect
The Royal Newfoundland Regiment Regimental Advisory Council supports and promotes customs and traditions of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and operates a museum dedicated to the Regiment with displays and interpretive archives.
The hours of operation for the Regatta Museum have yet to be determined. Special tours and visitation to the Museum are available upon request. If you wish to make a special appointment to visit the Museum, please call the Boathouse at: (709) 576 - 8921.
The St. John's branch sponsors many activities related to Scottish country dancing. Classes are available for beginning and experienced dancers. Socials, with music provided by the branch band Corryvreckan, are held several times during the year to provide more formal occasions to enjoy Scottish country dancing.
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.
Swilers R.F.C. currently fields two senior mens teams as well as Under 18 and Under 16 sides. The highly competitive womens sides include a senior squad and an Under 19 side. Plans for a mini/minor rugby program this summer are underway.