Metro Non-Profit Housing Assoc

CareGivers Nova Scotia is a registered charity dedicated to providing programs, services, and advocacy for caregivers, offering recognition and practical assistance to friends and family giving care. With ongoing support from funders, a dedicated board of directors, allied organizations, volunteers, and caregivers themselves, CareGivers Nova Scotia focuses on supporting caregivers in various regions across Nova Scotia. Generated from their website

Hand in Hand is a non-profit thrift store located in Spryfield, Halifax, operated by the Halifax Particular Council. Offering a diverse selection of household goods, furniture, clothing, and vintage items, the store serves as a special project of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. With a charitable number for donations, Hand in Hand provides a unique shopping experience while supporting social justice initiatives in the local community. Visitors can explore the store's offerings and contribute to their mission of making a positive impact in Halifax. Generated from their website

Regional Residential Services Society (RRSS) in Halifax, NS, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities to achieve their full potential. With a commitment to person-directed support, RRSS operates across 53 locations in the Halifax Regional Municipality, fostering environments where individuals can actively engage in and contribute to their communities. At RRSS, the voices of those receiving support are valued through seeking their opinions, suggestions, creativity, and ideas. Guided by the R.I.C.K. Principles of Respect, Integrity, Caring, and Knowledge, every interaction at RRSS is centered on creating a supportive and empowering environment for the individuals they serve. Situated on Ilsley Ave. in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, RRSS operates on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. Recognizing the importance of the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” signed with the British Crown in 1725, RRSS acknowledges its place within this ongoing nation-to-nation relationship as Treaty People within Mi’kma’ki. Generated from the website content