Family Service of Support Association

The Islamic Association of Nova Scotia (IANS), established in 1966, is one of the oldest Muslim organizations in Canada, originally known as the Islamic Association of the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Founded by six Muslim immigrants, it became the first legally registered Islamic organization in the Maritimes, with its initial gatherings held in members' homes. In 1971, the association completed the construction of its first mosque in Dartmouth, which is believed to be one of the first mosques in Canada built from scratch on land owned by Muslims. Over the years, IANS has expanded its activities to include religious and social programs, catering to the growing needs of the Muslim community in the region. Generated from the website

Safety Services Nova Scotia is a reputable organization based in Halifax, NS, specializing in providing a range of safety services to businesses and individuals. With a focus on promoting and enhancing safety practices, the company offers training, certification, and consulting services to help clients maintain a safe and compliant work environment. Generated from their business information

IHSE was originally founded in 1976 and was known as "Child Development Services". Child Development Services was a joint project of the Nova Scotia Departments of Education and Community Services (formerly Social Services), and was housed at the Nova Scotia Teachers College in Truro. The first program offered by the Institute provided education for day care personnel. By 1980, the enrollment had increased to over four hundred students studying in both full and part-time programs throughout Nova Scotia and the rest of Atlantic Canada. In order to meet the expanding student population, a second building known as the Froebel Centre in Princeport, NS was acquired. Recognized both nationally and internationally programs continued to grow and develop to include Special Education and Public School Program Assistants. In 1992 the College moved from under the auspices of the Nova Scotia Teachers College and the provincial government and became a non-funded, not-for-profit entity.