Established in 1986, the Rabbittown Community Centre serves a 294-unit housing development owned and operated by NL Housing. The NL Housing currently serves over 1,400 residents in the Rabbittown area. Located on 26 Graves Street. The Community Centre addresses a variety of social, educational and recreational issues within the community.
Native Communications Inc. (NCI) operates in Manitoba as a public broadcaster. NCI is an Aboriginal service organization offering radio programming throughout Manitoba, designed for and by Aboriginal people. We are a non-partisan organization.
The Railway Coastal Museum's home is in the 107 year old train station building, located at 495 Water Street West in St. Johns. It occupies the entire ground floor, and including the passenger platform. The two upper floors house the St. Johns City Archives and Records, and the social rooms of the CN Pensioners.
For the past 20 years, Rainbow Riders has operated a theraupeutic riding program to help countless Newfoundland and Labrador children grow and develop despite physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities all through horseback riding.
To work in partnership with individuals and community organizations to provide supports, financial and otherwise, via creative and innovative fundraising events and projects to marginalized persons and groups in Newfoundland.
To provide insight into the past history of the community and to display the artifacts from the past that will keep the heritage of the community alive. Exhibits at the museum showcase occupational history including mercantile artifacts, domestic artifacts and photos, etc
Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council is a provincial, non-profit, volunteer organization. We are committed to raising the literacy level of Newfoundland society
Bay Roberts has recreation and leisure facilities that people of all ages can enjoy. The residents of Bay Roberts enjoy many outdoor activities. In addition to hiking trails and parks, sporting facilities include; the Bay Arena, 3 softball fields, tennis courts, an excellent swimming pool, a regulation soccer pitch and modern gymnasiums.
Deer Lake is home to a wide variety of recreational facilities and for all ages. The Hodder Memorial Recreation Complex houses the communitys ice surface along with an indoor swimming pool, and the Humber River Lanes bowling alley. Current organizations that operate in the complex are Deer Lake Minor Hockey Association, Deer Lake Figure Skating Club, and the Deer Lake Dolphins Swim Team. Several other recreational leagues take advantage of the ice surface and Humber Lanes bowling alley. Deer Lake also has many other recreational facilities
With exceptional recreational facilities within the community, there are numerous organizations offering various activities for residents of the community. The groups with together to provide an outstanding recreation program while maintaining the parks in the area.
Eastport Peninsula is a community where physical activity and healthy active living are a way of life. Residents of all ages are motivated and inspired to participate in a wide variety of accessible and enjoyable programs and opportunities that promote an enhanced quality of life for all residents.The Eastport Peninsula Recreation & Wellness Committee was organized in 2009, serves all communities on the Eastport Peninsula and is fortunate to have a full time Regional Recreation Director.
Provide a recreational program for residents in a safe and healthy environment that will benefit their physical as well as their social well being. Manage, maintain and improve the current recreational facilities