Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund

Shelter Nova Scotia is a charitable organization dedicated to providing client-centered emergency shelter services based on harm reduction and housing first principles. With two shelters, Barry House and Metro Turning Point, they offer safe and dignified accommodations for individuals experiencing homelessness in Halifax. Barry House, established in 2001, caters to individuals who identify as female and gender diverse, providing essential services and support to help guests secure independent housing. Metro Turning Point, founded in 1973, offers harm reduction services to individuals identifying as male and gender diverse, collaborating with various support programs to assist guests in transitioning out of homelessness. Generated from their website

The Family Caregivers Association of NS, based in Halifax, NS, is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for family caregivers in the community. Through various programs and resources, the association aims to provide assistance and guidance to those who are caring for their loved ones in times of need. Generated from their business information

Regional Residential Service Society (RRSS) is a nonprofit organization based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, dedicated to providing person-directed support for adults with intellectual disabilities across 53 locations within the Halifax Regional Municipality. The organization emphasizes community engagement, allowing individuals to thrive and take pride in their contributions to society. Guided by the principles of Respect, Integrity, Caring, and Knowledge (RICK), RRSS values the opinions and creativity of the individuals it supports. The organization acknowledges its location on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq People, honoring the treaties that establish a nation-to-nation relationship. Generated from the website