Building Futures Club

Building Futures is a nonprofit adult service center located in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities since 1973. Originally founded by parents to enhance the quality of life for those transitioning from the school system, the organization has evolved to provide vocational training and community employment services, officially incorporating as Building Futures Employment Society in 2012. In addition to its main location, Building Futures operates the Futures Club, established in 2000 to promote personal growth and community exploration for participants with more complex needs. The organization is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and collaborates with community partners and the Government of Nova Scotia to foster inclusion and support for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Generated from the website

The Sackville Heights Community Centre, located in Sackville, NS, has been proudly serving the community since 2004, transitioning from its original purpose as an elementary school to a vibrant hub for local residents. Operated by a local Board of Directors, the Centre provides a gathering space for individuals of all ages, promoting connectivity and wellness through various programs and activities. With a diverse range of tenants, including Alcoholics Anonymous and the Four Seasons Boys and Girls Clubs, the Centre is a focal point for community engagement. The facility offers numerous workshops, fitness classes like Zumba and Yoga, along with spaces available for rent, accommodating a wide array of community needs. Generated from the website

The Springfield Lake Recreation Association, located in Halifax, NS, offers a variety of recreational facilities and programs for the community, including ballfields and adult community events. With activities ranging from summer day camps to dance classes and tournaments, the association aims to promote active and engaging experiences for all ages. In addition to organized sports and arts programs, Springfield Lake Recreation Association provides social opportunities like wing nights and playgroups for preschoolers and their caregivers. The association focuses on fostering community spirit and participation through a diverse array of events and memberships. Generated from the website