Labour Market Development and Client Services
More detailsHide details
No description available.
- Community
- Carbonear
- Region
- Avalon Peninsula
- Category
- Government
Find community organizations, charities and non-profits throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. Search by keyword, or filter by category and region.
No description available.
The Grenfell Foundation was incorporated under the law of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador on January 30, 2002. This was created to support the work of Labrador-Grenfell Health. Funds raised are used for capital equipment, research and staff development, relating to the services that Labrador-Grenfell Health provides.
The LATP is committed to creating a qualified, skilled, Aboriginal workforce. Preparing for the future of Labrador today.
The Labrador Institute was established by Memorial University to stimulate, coordinate, and support major University projects and programs and to expand the Labrador knowledge base. It is our hope that these activities will facilitate the educational aspirations, research requirements, and the socio-cultural well-being of the people of Labrador.
The Labrador Institute was established by Memorial University to stimulate, coordinate, and support major University projects and programs and to expand the Labrador knowledge base. It is our hope that these activities will facilitate the educational aspirations, research requirements, and the socio-cultural well-being of the people of Labrador.
The Labrador Institute was established by Memorial University to stimulate, coordinate, and support major University projects and programs and to expand the Labrador knowledge base. It is our hope that these activities will facilitate the educational aspirations, research requirements, and the socio-cultural well-being of the people of Labrador.
Interpretation Centre
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
The Health Commission is responsible for the overall health concerns of Labrador Inuit. Due to jurisdictional concerns with the provincial government, LIHC does not yet provide direct medical care. LIHC does however, provide program delivery in the areas of mental health, non-insured health benefits, community health and safety, addictions, public health, and family services. Phone: Crisis Line: (709) 922-2277
No description available.
This museum, located at 5 Wing Goose Bay, features items from the Canadian, American, Dutch, German, and British Air Forces. It is the only military-dedicated museum in all of Labrador. The Museum has undergone recent renovations in 2019, and showcases showcases such articles as flying suits, radar scopes, photographs, documents, artifacts and so much more.
Violence Prevention Labrador is a Pan-Labrador organization whose Board includes volunteers from like-minded organizations and community partners from all over Labrador. Violence Prevention Labrador supports and strengthens the principal of unity in diversity as a guide to provide positive leadership to end violence and promote community capacity building in Labrador communities.
The Labrador School Board Trust Fund awards scholarships and bursaries to students based on academic merit.
No description available.
Our club offers facilities for those who wish to take part in Trap shooting, Skeet shooting, Sporting Clays or Silhouette shooting. The main activities at our club are the shotgun sportsof Skeet, Trap and Sporting Clays. We also have rifle/pistol shooting