Newfoundland & Labrador Association of Technology Industries

Parkinson Society Newfoundland & Labrador, established in 1990, provides support to individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, their families, and caregivers. The organization offers a range of services, programs, and resources to assist those affected by the disease throughout their journey. From information on motor and non-motor symptoms to aiding individuals in accepting their diagnosis, Parkinson Society Newfoundland & Labrador plays a crucial role in offering guidance and assistance. With a focus on supporting young onset Parkinson’s disease (YOPD) patients aged between 21 and 55, the organization ensures specialized care for this demographic. Moreover, the society recognizes the vital role caregivers play in the lives of Parkinson’s patients, providing them with the necessary support to assist in daily living activities and emotional well-being. By focusing on education, advocacy, and community support, Parkinson Society Newfoundland & Labrador remains a beacon of hope for those impacted by Parkinson’s disease. Generated from the website content

The Insurance Brokers Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (IBAN) serves as a resource for individuals seeking insurance services, notably in the home and auto sectors. IBAN does not provide insurance quotes or broker referrals directly, but offers a convenient tool to locate brokers nearby through their 'Find a Broker' feature.With a focus on fostering transparency and accountability within the industry, IBAN recommends addressing any issues or complaints with the broker's management or the Ombudsman initially. In cases where resolution is unsatisfactory, individuals are advised to contact the Office of the Superintendent of Insurance.While IBAN does not intervene in insurance claim settlements, its platform offers valuable information on membership, news, events, and scholarship opportunities for insurance brokers, consumers, and students alike. Generated from the website content

The Fish, Food and Allied Workers Union (FFAW-Unifor) represents approximately 15,000 working women and men throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, most of whom are employed in the fishing industry. We also have members working in the hotel, hospitality, brewing, metal fabrication and oil industrie...