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Phoenix Youth Programs in Halifax, Canada offers a wide range of services to youth, families, and communities, with a focus on providing vital assistance and urgent outreach during the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization is dedicated to supporting youth, families, and communities through active and engaged programs across multiple locations in Halifax, emphasizing the importance of volunteer support and community enrichment. 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

Healing Our Nations, formerly known as the Atlantic First Nations AIDS Task Force, was established to educate First Nation communities in Nova Scotia and across Atlantic Canada about HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, and other sexually transmitted blood-borne infections. The organization aims to empower Indigenous populations by rediscovering their cultural pride and spirituality while addressing issues such as family violence, substance abuse, and mental health challenges. Guided by a commitment to respect traditional Aboriginal ways of life, Healing Our Nations provides support and education on healthy sexuality and disease prevention. Their work reflects a deep understanding of the holistic connections between health, community, and cultural identity. Generated from the website