Non-Profit Directory – Community Sector Council NL

Non-Profit Organization Directory

Find community organizations, charities and non-profits throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. Search by keyword, or filter by category and region.

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Family/child care/youth

Norm and Fred - Think About Drugs

Conception Bay South
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Norm and Fred help kids deal with problems by making informed choices. The program is delivered to up to 1500 people and relates the true life experiences of presenter Boyd Merrill. It is his ability to relate to kids that has earned him the applause and respect of thousands of viewers. Norm And Fred -Think About Drugs originated in Newfoundland

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Conception Bay South
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Womens organizations

Norpen Status of Women Council Inc.

Port Saunders
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We work to improve the economic and social conditions of predominantly rural women in our area. We practice a feminist-based approach in our community work and we strive to empower women and girls in our communities.

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Port Saunders
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Heritage/preservation

North Atlantic Aviation Museum (NAAM) - Gander

Gander
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The North Atlantic Aviation Museum is one of Gander's newest treasures and is a result of many years of hard work and dedication. The museum is a time capsule that preserves artifacts and presents important historical aviation moments. The physical layout of the museum is in chronological order beginning with the war years and creation of the airport, through to the aftermath of 9/11 and Gander's role in aiding stranded passengers.

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Gander
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Environment

Northeast Avalon Atlantic Coastal Action Program (NAACAP)

St. John's
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Northeast Avalon ACAP (NAACAP) is a community action group formed with the support of Environment Canada to address environmental issues affecting the quality of our watersheds and coastal areas of the Northeast Avalon: an area from Cape St. Francis south to a line that runs from Holyrood to Witless Bay.

Community
St. John's
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Environment
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Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Northern Peninsula (Mekap'sk) Mikmaq Band

Port Saunders
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Representing Indigenous people of Northern Peninsula

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Port Saunders
Family/child care/youth

North Shore Early Childhood Association Inc.

Meadows
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Ensure every child gets the best start in life, and families receive the support they need. Also offers the North Shore Prenatal Support Program A family resource centre for children ages 0-6. Other Centres: Cox's Cove, Irishtown, McIvers, Summerside

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Meadows
Funding resources

Northwest Rotary Charitable Foundation

St. John's
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The Rotary motto is Service Above Self - Rotary concerns itself with truth, fairness, improved relations between people, and world peace. The avenues of Rotary service include community and international volunteerism through club activity and the promotion of ethics in all vocations.

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St. John's
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Recreation/sports

North West Trail Association

Marystown
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No description available.

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Marystown
Education/training/employment

Nova Central School District Trust Fund

Gander
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On September 1, 2004 Nova Central School Board was assigned the responsibility to operate 75 schools encompassing 54 communities from White Bay to Fortune Bay to Bonavista Bay. This region represents the geographical center of the Island portion of Newfoundland

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Gander
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Community and economic development

Nunatsiavut Business Centre Inc. - Nain

Nain
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The NBDC provides advice to Inuit businesses operating in Labrador as well as new entrepreneurs wishing to access opportunities related to new business ideas or existing business owners who wish to expand on there already established business. As well NBDC provides opportunities for companies listed on the Inuit Business Registry with prospects from the Voisey's Bay project; Nunatsiavut Government projects and other developments.

Community
Nain
Region
Labrador
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Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Nunatsiavut Government - Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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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
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Indigenous/aboriginal groups

Nunatukavut Community Council Inc.

Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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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.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Region
Labrador
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Religious organizations and churches

Oakland United Church / Curling Memorial / Bethany United Pastoral Charge

Corner Brook
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Most of the programs are directed within the congregation and take place on the church property. The united churchwomen and mens organization continue their work visiting hospitals, senior's homes and shut-ins. The purpose of the Oakland pastoral charge is the discharge of our duties as a Christian church as set forth in the united church of Canada act - preaching the gospel, administration of the sacraments and the pastoral care of our members

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Corner Brook
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Education/training/employment

OceansAdvance Inc. - St. John's

St. John's
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OceansAdvance Inc. was formally established in 2005. With a mission to foster and promote the growth and development of the ocean technology cluster in Newfoundland and Labrador by aligning industry, academia, research and government. OceansAdvance is governed by a Board of Directors whose members come largely from the private sector.

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St. John's
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