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The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Program is an international program that equips young people with skills and experiences to prepare them for life. Through non-formal education, the program empowers individuals aged 14-24 to learn and grow, working towards a globally recognized accreditation. With over 60 years of experience, the program encourages young people to stay mentally and physically healthy, connect with others, give back to the community, and develop essential life skills. It aims to enhance employability, increase community engagement, and help participants thrive in a changing world. The program's framework includes components such as Voluntary Service, Skill Development, Physical Recreation, Adventurous Journey, and Gold Project to foster personal growth, community involvement, and intercultural competence. By partnering with youth organizations, the Award Program strives to empower young people from diverse backgrounds and abilities to reach their #infinitepotential. Generated from the website content

The NFLD & Labrador Brain Injury Association in St. John's, NL is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support and resources for individuals affected by brain injuries. Through advocacy efforts and community outreach programs, the association aims to raise awareness and promote education about brain injury prevention and treatment. Generated from their business information

The Newfoundland & Labrador Teachers Association (NLTA) is dedicated to fostering educational excellence in the province by advocating for the interests of teachers and the importance of investing in education. Through their extensive library of research and resources, the NLTA demonstrates how enhancing educational opportunities can lead to significant fiscal benefits for both the community and future generations. In addition to offering support through an Employee Assistance Program for teachers, the NLTA celebrates the achievements and contributions of educators through a gallery showcasing real stories from the community. This initiative highlights the vital role that teachers play in shaping the future of Newfoundland and Labrador. Generated from the website