Canning & District Recreation Commission

The Canning District Recreation Commission is dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles and well-being within the Canning District community through various recreational programs and opportunities. Their mission focuses on inclusivity and the effective management of facilities to enhance community engagement in recreational activities. Aligned with the Shared Strategy for Advancing Recreation in Nova Scotia, the commission seeks to create meaningful and accessible experiences that contribute to individual and community well-being. Their vision is to ensure that all residents have diverse opportunities to participate in recreational events and programs, fostering a vibrant and resilient community. Generated from the website

Building Futures is an Adult Service Centre Day Program 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 over the years, officially incorporating in 1991 and rebranding as Building Futures Employment Society in 2012. The Futures Club, created in 2000, promotes choice and self-direction through activities focused on personal growth and community exploration. With a commitment to vocational training and community employment services, Building Futures continues to grow and adapt to meet the needs of its participants at both its main location and satellite facilities. Generated from the website

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