00528cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng4CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 Healing Our Nations.Atlantic First Nations AIDS Network45 Alderney Drive, Suite 607,Dartmouth,NS,B2Y 2NMonique FongExecutive Director1-800-565-425492-425492-0500 (fax)hon@accesswave.caFeb. 20th, 2008 (Found cdn. website with google search, lists NS group, also google search found contact's name and phone numbers.) Last update: May 11th, 2007 (Sent email for update, will assume info. is Ok unless hear back, April 19th, 2007 (Website not working, will send emai (http://www.healingournations.ca ). Last update was: April 10th, 2006 (Updated from website, new contact person, and added to description) Education, advocacy, prevention programs for the aboriginal community. Their mandate is to teach and support their people in the prevention of HIV/AIDS in the manner that is respectful of their native ways of life. They are guided on this mission by the people they help.DartmouthIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryIndigenous peoplesAIDS (Disease)http://www.caan.ca/english/organization_members.htm00843cqo 2200133 4500040119nnnnnneng5CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200811302 Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia5161 George Street, 7th Floor,Halifax,NS,B3J 1MJane FarquharsonExecutive Director1-800-423-443423-753421-1967 memoriam492-1464 (fax)contactus@heartandstroke.ns.caSharon HollingworthDirector of CommunicationsMay 14th, 2007 (Updated from website, added email, noother changes, doesn't list contacts)The Heart and Stroke Foundation is a non-profit, voluntary organization, established in Nova Scotia in 1958, whose mission is to further the study, prevention and reduction of death and disablity from heart disease and stroke through research, education and the promotion of healthy living.HalifaxNovember.Clubs and organizations directoryHealthHeartDiseasesCerebrovascular diseaseHeartDiseasesPatientsRehabilitationhttp://www.heartandstroke.ns.ca00607cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng6CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200901312 Helen Creighton Folklore Societyc/o Evergree House,Dartmouth Heritage Museum,26 Newcastle Street,Dartmouth,NS,B2Y 3M423-5759 (for information)af221@chebucto.ns.caFeb. 6th, 2008 (Updated from website, new address, no phone# listed, but left this one in from 2007.) Last update: Feb. 6th, 2007 (updated from website, new email, new phone#)The Helen Creighton Folklore Society is a celebration of folklore - tradional and contemporary - featuring the finest of our regions singers, musicians, dancers, story-tellers, crafts people and tradition - bearers.DartmouthJanuary.Clubs and organizations directoryCreighton, HelenFolklorehttp://www.helencreighton.org/01293cqo 2200181 4500040119nbnnnneng7CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200805312 Help Linec/o Feed Nova Scotia,213 Bedford Highway,HalifaxNS,B3M 2J1-800-420-8336 (Youth),457-1900 (Fedd NS Office),421-1188 (Help Line 24 hrs.)457-4500 (Feed NS Fax)May 24th, 2007 (Took out the previous website http://www.helpline.ns.ca goes into Right to Live Organization. Put in the Feed NS website, and changed description.If you're in need of assistance, of any kind, please call our Help Line at 902.421.1188. Trained in the Empathic Listening technique, their volunteers will take the time to listen to all of the factors and concerns you may be experiencing. They will explore possible options and will help find the answers that work for you. The Help Line is not limited to concerns about food. Many callers are struggling with more personal problems – relationship problems, family breakdown, stress, violence, and mental health concerns. Callers may be experiencing problems with disability, finances, employment, housing, school and training. They can help you to identify and explore your goals, locate services and resources to address your needs, and provide you with personal support and encouragement. They won’t promise to “solve” your problems; they understand that only you can do that. But you don’t have to do it all alone – they can help. Please note this is a volunteer-based service. They cannot provide professional mental health advice or counselling, though they can help locate those services. If you are seeking food assistance only, please call us at either 457.1900 or 421.1188 to speak with a member of their client support team. They will work with you to determine what food assistance programs in your area best meet your needs, offering referrals and assistance with program registration.Halifax Regional Municipality, Rockingham, BedfordMay.Clubs and organizations directoryAssistance in emergenciesHotlines (Counseling)Help-seeking behaviorCrisis managementCounselingFood reliefFood bankshttp://www.feednovascotia.ca/whatWeDo/NeedHelp.html02116cqo 2200229 4500040119nnnnnneng8CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200909302 Dalhousie University.College of Continuing Education1535 Dresden Row, Suite 201,Halifax,NS,B3J 3T494-2526,494-366henson-info@dal.ca8:30am - 5:00pm, Monday - FridayOct. 17th, 2007 (Updated from website, changed website)At the College of Continuing Education, they support individuals, communities, organizations and businesses in a way that develops competence, confidence and good citizenship. With 70 years of continuous service they are proud of their legacy and excited about the future. You will discover a rich diversity of learning opportunities. You may come to the College to complete a professional certificate program, workshop, seminar, conference, consultation or just to satisfy a curiosity. You will benefit from the opportunity to network, generate new ideas, critically examine contemporary issues, build community connections, develop innovative practices and build professional and personal strengths. Dalhousie provides continuing education opportunities to thousands of students around the world. Continuing education will add value to your academic experience, and enhance your life experience. You can choose from an amazing breadth of continuing education programs, including adult education, continuing certificate programs, distance education, university preparatory programs, and much more.HalifaxRefer to the registration information for each individual course, certificate, and program.Adult education mailing listCorrespondence schools and coursesContinuing educationDistance educationhttp://collegeofcontinuinged.dal.ca/index.html00566cqo 2200085 4500040119nnnnnneng9CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200806302 Hepatitis Outreach Society300 Pleasant Street, Suite 453,P.O. Box 1004,Dartmouth,NS,B2Y 3ZMark McIntoshProgram Coordinator1-800-521-057420-176pchos@ns.aliantzinc.caJan. 23rd, 2007 (Received call from Mark McIntosh, he asked me to change information I had from their website to the information above. Their website needs to be updated).The Hepatitis Outreach Society is a volunteer driven organization whose mission is to improve the quality of life of those living with or at risk of developing Hepatitis by providing outreach and education programs. DartmouthJune.Clubs and organizations directoryHepatitishttp://www.hepatitisoutreachsociety.com00897cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng10CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200806302 Heritage Trust of Nova ScotiaP.O. Box 36111, RPO Spring Garden,Halifax,NS,B3J 3SAlexandra KeayOffice Manager423-480423-3977 (fax)heritage.trust@ns.sympatico.ca1588 Barrington Street,Halifax,NSJuly 5th, 2007 (Updated from website, added contact person and title, no other changes)Since 1959 Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia has kept its members informed about the history and heritage of Atlantic Canada. Heritage Trust takes an active interest in the current state of historical sites, buildings and artifacts. As a charitable non profit organization, the Trust may accept donations or bequests and acquire real estate, buildings and structures, in order to preserve examples of our provincial heritage for the benefit, enjoyment and enrichment of the public.HalifaxJune.Clubs and organizations directoryHistorySocieties, etc.http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/heritage.trust00988cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng13CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200811302 Hindu Temple.Vedanta Ashram Society6421 Cork Street,Halifax,NSB3L 1ZVivek Swamy431-600469-8888 (fax)vivek.swamy@clarica.comJan. 8th, 2008 (Updated from website, no changes)The Vedanta Ashram Society of Nova Scotia is an organization of people with diverse cultural backgrounds sharing a common belief in Hindu Dharma, preservation and promotion of Hindu philosophy, values, traditions and practices. This helps to present to future generations of Hindus a rich cultural and religious heritage. Through Hindu concepts, the Society aspires to create healthy minds; purposeful, progressive individuals; and happy, stable family units and promote friendship among members. This is turn, contributes to the wholesomeness of the community and of the adopted nation, while maintaining spiritual and cultural identity and heritage.HalifaxPandits: Dr. V. Sastry Dr. Anil Sharma Dr. S. Swaminathan.November.Clubs and organizations directoryHindusEast Indianshttp://www.multiculturaltrails.ca/level_3/number87.html00628cqo 2200109 4500040119nnnnnneng14CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200806302 Hockey Nova Scotia6300 Lady Hammond Road, Suite 200,Halifax,NS,B3K 2RDarren CossarExecutive Director454-940454-3883 (fax)dcossar@hockeynovascotia.ca,sthomas@hockeynovascotia.caSarah ThomasAdministrative AssistantJuly 5th, 2007 (Google search for website, found it and readded website, no changes to existing information)Dedicated to the advancement of amateur hockey in Nova Scotia for all individuals through progressive leadership by ensuring participants opportunites and enjoyable experiences in a safe sportsmanlike environment. The governing body of amateur hockey in Nova Scotia.HalifaxJune.Clubs and organizations directoryYouthHockey for childrenHockeyhttp://www.hockeynovascotia.ca/01753cqo 2200241 4500040119nnnnnneng15CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200805312 Home of the Guardian Angel2893 Agricola Street,Halifax,NS,B3K 4E422-7964,422-754492-4547 (fax)hga@ns.aliantzinc.ca9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday to ThursdayMay 24th, 2007 (Google search, found website, added, took out contact names, small changes to description)Infant Adoption -- Preparation of Adoptive Families -- Pregnancy Options Counselling -- Single Parent Counselling -- Post-adoption services to birth and adoptive parents and adopted persons (Open and semi-open adoptions are options) -- Post- Abortion Counselling.The Home of the Guardian Angel is a charitable, non-profit organization founded in 1887. Its mission is to enhance the quality of life of parents and children, with special focus on single parent families, birth families and adoptive families. Services are offered from 2 locations, 2893 Agricola St. and the Single Parent Centre at 3 Sylvia Avenue. All services are voluntary.Single Parent Centre: a caring supportive atmosphere for parents in Spyfield. A variety of programs are offered such as: Doula, Prenatal Education, Support for New Moms, Parenting, Infant Care, Developmental Program for Toddlers, Fitness Programs, Family Wellness Clinics, etc.HalifaxMay.Affiliated with the Single Parent Centre.Clubs and organizations directoryWomenServices forSingle parentsParentingPregnancyWomenHealthAdoptionhttp://www.homeoftheguardianangel.ca/00759cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng16CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200810312 Homes for Independent Living2505 Oxford Street,Halifax,NS,B3L 2TSandy Strickland-CormierExecutive Director422-9591 (w),425-3151 (fax)hil@hfx.eastlink.caLee-Anne Penny, 423-527Program CoordinatorNov. 1st, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes). Last update: Nov. 6th, 2006 (Updated by google search, found website, added 2nd contact info. other info. no changes).Homes for Independent Living operates a life skills training program at the Oxford Street Learning Centre for young adults with physical disabilities who self-identify their need and desire to participate. The program combines individual and group programs, community integration and partnering with other agencies and organizations to support its participants to reach their goals of independence. The program requires a high degree of personal motivation and willingness to learn. For individuals in transition or requiring respite - the Oxford Street Learning Centre has one respite bed available for persons with physical disabilities. In addition to the life skills training program, HIL offers support to graduates of the program through its Outreach Porgram. Here the outreach clients live in the community with program and staff support from HIL. Finally, the organization operates a 6-unit barrier-free apartment complex located in Spryfield. This building is ideal for persons requiring accessiblity.HalifaxOctober.Clubs and organizations directoryGroup homes for people with disabilitiesPeople with disabilitiesHousingPeople with disabilitieshttp://www.nsnet.org/hil/00432cqo 2200109 4500040119nnnnnneng17CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 Hope Cottage2435 Brunswick Street,Halifax,NS,B3K 2ZMichael BurkeDirector429-796burkeng@fox.nstn.caFeb. 20th, 2008 (Updated from website, no changes). Last update: April 23rd, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes).Hope Cottage is a charitable organization whose mission is to provide meals to those who cannot afford to obtain these meals themselves. Since its inception Hope Cottage has grown into a Halifax institution feeding over 200 meals a day – Monday to Friday. Each day a brunch of soup and sandwich is served from 10:00 to 11:00 and a hot prepared meal from 5:00 to 6:00.HalifaxIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryFood reliefPovertyMenSocial problemshttp://www.nsnet.org/hopecottage/00434cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng19CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 Hubbards District Volunteer Fire DepartmentP.O. Box 29,36 Highway 329,Hubbards,NS,B0J 1THans StokkeskogFire Chief857-375857-145hubbardsdistrict@yahoo.ca"Please note that the email address is only accessed by the webmasters but they will pass on any information to the department or a specific member if needed."Feb. 20th, 2008 (Updated from website, no changes). Last updated: May 11th, 2007 (Sent email for update, will assume info is Ok unless hear back. Email was returned flashover65@hotmail.com, took it out of record. Did google search found another website, that listed info. No changes except new email and website. Volunteer fire fighters which serve the Hubbards area (partially in Halifax County and partially in Lunenburg County).Hubbards area (Partially in Halifax County and partially in Lunenburg County).Indefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryFire departmentsVolunteer fire departmentsFire fightersFire preventionVolunteer fire fightershttp://hubbardsdistrict.tripod.com/00510cqo 2200085 4500040119nnnnnneng20CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200805312 Human Resources Association of Nova ScotiaP.O. Box 592,Halifax,NS,B3J 2RSue NelsonPresident (2006-2007)435-8823 (Business Line HRANS)453-4906 (fax)office@hrans.orgMay 24th, 2007 (updated from website, new contact person.)The H.R.A.N.S. is dedicated to providing its members with development and educational opportunities and other means by which to enhance the contribution of the Human Resources profession.HalifaxMay.Clubs and organizations directoryHuman services personnelhttp://www.hrans.org00617cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng21CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200804302 Human Resources Development Association5557 Cunard Street, 2nd Floor,Halifax,NS,B3K 1CCarson FancyGeneral Manager - CEO453-298454-6231 (fax)ceo-hrda@ns.sympatico.caMay 11th, 2007 (Sent email for update. Will assume info. is Ok, unless hear back). Last email sent in May 2006.H.R.D.A. is a Community Based Economic Development Organizatioan which operates several business enterprises and training programs. Founded in 1978, HRDA's mission is to create and provide employment and training opportunities for people with barriers to employment.HalifaxApril.Clubs and organizations directoryTrainingEconomic developmentEmployment agencies00733cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng22CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 Huntington Resource Centre for Nova Scotia and P.E.I.West End Mall, 6960 Mumford Road, Suite #3,Halifax,NS,B3L 4PBarbara HornerDirector446-480446-4805 (fax)bhorner@huntingtonsociety.caFeb. 20th, 2008 (Their website, no longer worked, found info on SNIS website, chaned email, no other changes). Last update: April 23rd, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes)The Huntington Society of Canada is a national network of volunteers and professionals united in the fight against HD since 1973. Their goal is to find new treatments and ultimately a cure for Huntington disease, and to improve the quality of life for people with HD and their families. Across Canada, the Huntington Society pursues programs in: Research: To provide hope for the future. Services: To meet the urgent needs of the HD community. Education: To promote improved understanding and awareness of HD.The Nova Scotia and PEI Huntington Disease Resource Centre assists families and professionals with the many different needs and concerns associated with Huntington disease. They offer the following flexible programme of support services: information; counselling; mutual support; referral services; social/recreational programmes; and professional education/consultation.HalifaxIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryHuntington's choreahttp://ns.snis.ca/search/view/?organization_id=50200629cqo 2200121 4500040119nnnnnneng24CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 Icelandic Memorial Society of Nova ScotiaRR#4,Middle Musquodoboit,NS,B0N 1XBeverley ReddenTreasurer384-2453 (h)384-3277 (fax)harley.beverly@ns.sympatico.ca,eleanor.belmore@ns.sympatico.caEleanor Belmore, 568-283ChairFeb. 20th, 2008 (Updated from website, no changes). Last update: April 23rd, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes).The Icelandic Memorial Society of Nova Scotia was incorporated on July 1998 to promote the memory of the Icelandic settlers in Nova Scotia during the 1800's, and to assist and encourage their decendants and others to preserve their heritage.Middle MusquodoboitIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryIcelandersIcelandHistoryImmigrantshttp://www.nova-scotia-icelanders.ednet.ns.ca/00613cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng27CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200812312 Immigrant Women Support Association4 Hillwood Crescent,Halifax,NS,B3M 1JMulu Gebreyesus443-3135 (h)March 27th, 2008 (Sent delete letter in mail). Last update: April 23rd, 2007 (Google search lists info. with MISA, mail or call again in 2008). Sept. 21st, 2006 (No response to annual mailing. Called her and left voice mail to call me if changes are needed).Immigrant women face many disadvantages as they try to build new lives in Canada. There are language and cultural barriers, isolating racism and discrimmination, lack of information access and unemployment. the IWSA strives to empower immigrant women by providing support, information, community access, and friendship.HalifaxIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryWomenImmigrantsImmigrantsCultural assimilation00635cqo 2200109 4500040119nnnnnneng28CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200810312 Independent Living Resource Centre.HRM2786 Agricola Street, Suite 212,Halifax,NS,B3K 4ELois E. MillerExecutive Director453-000455-5287 (fax)info@ilrc-halifax.ns.caNov. 1st, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes). Last update: Nov. 6th, 2006 (Updated from website, new email, no other changes)A non-residential independent living resource centre, cross-disability in focus, that provides persons with disabilities information and referral services, peer support, and independent living skills.HalifaxOctober.2 Peer support groups.Clubs and organizations directorySelf-help groupsPeople with disabilitiesPeople with disabilitiesServices forhttp://www.ilrc-halifax.ns.ca00557cqo 2200109 4500040119nnnnnneng29CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200804302 Independent Order of Odd Fellows.Manchester Unity12169 Peggy's Cove Road,Glen Haven,NS,B3Z 2VFrank R. SmithProvincial Corresponding Secreatary/Treasurer823-2798 (h)Oct. 5th, 2006 (Received update in the mail, no changes. Will mail or call again in 2008).Throughout the year they raise funds for the Kidney Unit of the IWK Hospital, as well as for the Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Alzheimer Society.Glen Haven, Peggy's Cove RoadApril.Clubs and organizations directoryMenMenSocieties and clubsService clubsGreek letter societies01179cqo 2200085 4500040119nnnnnneng30CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200809302 Indo-Canadian Association of Nova Scotia12 Strathaven Close,Bedford,NS,B4A 4MTitus Simon GomezPresident835-7537 (h),456-4293 (w)835-7537 (fax)tgomez@ns.sympatico.caOct. 12th, 2007 (Called me and changed address, no other changes). Oct. 10th, 2007 (Sent email for update, asked for a status response). Last update: Oct. 3rd, 2006 (Sent email for update, will assume info. is OK unless hear back).The Indo-Canadain Association has been in existence for over a quarter of a century. Its aims and objectives are: (a) to promote social, cultural and other similar activities among its members and foster Indo-Canadian friendship; (b) to orientate and offer assistance to Indian Nationals on their arrival in Nova Scotia and help, them to adjust to the new environment; (c) to take all reasonable steps to ensure that the freedom and rights of the members are preserved and promoted in the changing environment; (d) to look after the welfare of the Indian students in all possible ways and create harmonious circumstances for their needs; (e) to facilitate communication and co-ordination among other Indian organizations existing in Canada and the U.S.A.; (f) to show sensitivity to human needs and sufferings on humanitarian grouds.BedfordSeptember.Clubs and organizations directoryEast Indians00913cqo 2200109 4500040119nnnnnneng31CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200812312 Indo-Canadian Senior Group of Nova Scotia117 Bloomfield Centre,2786 Agricola Street,Halifax,NS,B3K 4EDr. Inder BhatiaPresident835-245835-084merrilyn@webtv.netMerrilyn Mills, 454-721SecretaryPresident's Address: 100 Nelson's Landing Blvd., Apt. 61,Bedford,NS,B4A 3X3Secretary's Address: 5561 Heatherwood Ct.,Halifax,NS,B3K 5N7March 22nd, 2007 (Updated from 2007 NS Secretariat Seniors' Directory. No changes.)They are a non-government and non-profit organization of Canadian Seniors of East Indian origin. The group was established in Feb. 1988. (1) Weekly meetings for social interaction (2) Holds pot luck the 1st Wednesday of the month (3) A talk is arranged by the executive - mostly on a medical subject or finances. The medical talk is given by an specialist. (4) They arrange indoor entertainment. (5) Bowling is arranged. (6) Hold monthly executive meetings (7) Organize tours (8) Establish contact with other senior groups.HalifaxDecember.Clubs and organizations directoryOlder peopleOlder peopleSocieties and clubsEast Indians00894cqo 2200121 4500040119nnnnnneng33CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200805312 Information Technology Industry Alliance of Nova ScotiaP.O. Box 9410, Station A,Halifax,NS,B3K 5SDonna NoddinOffice Administrator423-533484-5094 (fax)info@itans.ns.caSuite 700, 6009 Quinpool Road,Halifax,NSMay 24th, 2007 (updated from website, no changes).ITANS is the "Voice" of the information technology industry in Nova Scotia. If your business is software development, or if your organization works in, for, or with the information technology industry and you want to play an influential role in the fastest growing industry in the country and the world, you should be a member of ITANS, the premiere information technology business organization in the province.HalifaxMay.Clubs and organizations directoryInformation technologyComputershttp://www.itans.ns.ca00696cqo 2200109 4500040119nnnnnneng35CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200812312 Intergenerational Learning Program.Adult Literacy and Upgrading60 Scotia Court,Dartmouth,NS,B3A 2ZJosephine DowneyProgram Coordinator463-1045 (h)466-0987 (w)intergenerational@hotmail.comMarch 27th, 2008 (Sent out in mail). Last update: May 11th, 2007 (Sent email for update, will assume info. is ok unless hear back.) Last update: email was sent April 27th, 2006.Part of the CLI network. This program is held Monday to Friday during the day. Learners needs are assessed then they can participate in a small class appropriate to their level and need. Assistance ranges from basic literacy (Levels 1 and 2) to GED. Learners are expected to attend at least two days per week. Also a program for children 5-16 years.DartmouthContinuous intake.Indefinite.Affiliated with CLI Network.Clubs and organizations directoryAdult education mailing listLiteracyAdult educationGeneral educational development tests00772cqo 2200121 4500040119nnnnnneng36CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200805312 International Association of Administrative Professionals.Halifax/Dartmouth ChapterP.O. Box 792, Central RPO,Halifax,NS,B3J 2VEvelyn LewisMembership Chair455-3157 (h),428-6379 (w)428-6112 (fax)iaap@chebucto.ns.caCorina OsbornePresidentMay 24th, 2007(Updated from website, changed 2nd contact, no other changes).IAAP is a non-profit professional organization which unites its members for the purpose of upgrading the standards of administrative professional performance through continuing education programs, leadership development and networking opportunities.HalifaxMay.Clubs and organizations directoryContinuing educationAdministrative assistantsOffice managementSecretarieshttp://iaap-halifax.chebucto.org/00883cqo 2200133 4500040119nnnnnneng37CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200807312 International Association of Business Communicators.Atlantic ChapterJeff BishopPresident and VP Membership Communications Officer (2006-2007)895-638jeff@cmmns.comSept. 25th, 2007 (Updated from website, no mailing address, changed contact, phone#, email)IABC is the professional organization for more than 12,000 communication managers, public relations practitioners, editors, writers, audio-visual specialists, and other organizational communicators world-wide with members and affiliates in 40 countries. IABC Atlantic offers professional development, events and publications to its members.HalifaxJuly.Clubs and organizations directoryBusinesspeoplePublic relations personnelExecutivesProfessional educationCommunicationhttp://atlanticcanada.iabc.com02311cqo 2200229 4500040119nnnnnneng38CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200909302 International Language InstituteThe Village at Bayers Road,7071 Bayers Road,Halifax,NS,B3L 2CChris MusialMarketing Manager429-363429-290study@ili.com,chris.musial@ili.caGenevieve MacIntyreRegistrarMonday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pmOct. 17th, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes)The International Language Institute (ILL) is an independent training centre affiliated with both Dalhousie University and the Nova Scotia Community College System which specializes in second language training. ILI's two main programs are English as a Second Language (ELS), and and French as a Second Language (FSL). Courses are offered in a variety of formats for clients from the public sector, private sector, and the general public. ILI also offers French training in a private tutorial format only.Halifax.Tuition for a scheduled class is due upon registration. In the case of customized contract courses, ILI will invoice monthly.All students must use the ILI registration form and pay their tuition by the registration deadline. All courses open to the general public require a minimum registration. If enrollment is insufficient in the course for which you have registered, you will be notified of the cancellation and your tuition will be refunded in full. New students must take a placement evaluation before the registration deadline to ensure proper level placement. Once a course begins, no tuition refunds or credits will be issued. However, students may make adjustments to their course levels during the first week of classes on the recommendation of the teacher. Different ILI programs have different procedures, lead time, or requirements. After choosing the program you wish, follow the procedures for that program or contact the Institute for complete details.Wheelchair accessible.Yes, published quarterlyAdult education mailing listAdult educationLiteracyFrench languageEnglish teachersTraining ofContinuing educationEducational tests and measurementsEnglish languageStudy and teachingForeign speakershttp://www.ili.ca00510cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng39CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200812312 International Tug Enthusiast SocietyP.O. Box 36073,RPO Spring Garden,Halifax,NS,B3J 3SM.B. MackayCanadian Representative422-548429-7566 (fax)March 27th, 2008 (Sent out in mail). Oct. 10th, 2007 (No response to annual mailing in 2007 but did hear from May 16th, 2006 (Fax returned after mailing). Will call again in 2008. An international organization of those interested in tugs, towing, and salvage. Based in Holland, publishes authoritative magazine LEKKO monthly in Dutch, and every 2 months in English.HalifaxIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryBoats and boatingSalvageTugboats01258cqo 2200181 4500040119nnnnnneng40CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200902282 Investment Property Owners Association of Nova ScotiaSovereign Place,#603-5121 Sackville Street,Halifax,NS,B3J 1KRex MacLaineExecutive Director488-9569 (cell)425-357422-0700 (fax)association@ipoans.ns.ca9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday - FridayHope AlexanderAdministrative AssistantMarch 8th, 2008 (Updated from website, no changes). Last update: Feb. 7th, 2007 (Updated from website, no changes)IPOANS is a not-for-profit Corporation established in 1979; represents the interests of the multi-housing industry and provides its members with a series of tangible benefits. Voice of rental property owners in Nova Scotia; recognized by government, the news media and the public at large as a responsible and credible representative in matters affecting residential rental property in the province.HalifaxPaymemt for courses must accompany registration form.Mail in an application form or telephone and they will send you an appplication/registration form.February.Yes, there is a subscription fee.Clubs and organizations directoryAdult education mailing listInvestmentsRental housingPropertyhttp://www.ipoans.ns.ca00578cqo 2200121 4500040119nnnnnneng42CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200802282 IODE.Mary Lawson Chapter13 Raymoor Drive,Dartmouth,NS,B2Y 1GLorraine KentPresident462-3056 (h)lorrainekent@hotmail.comMarch 26th, 2008 (Sent out in mail). Last update: March 7th, 2008 (Website doesn't list local group, will mail or email) March 29th, 2007 (Sent email for update, will assume info. is Ok unless hear back)A charitable Canadian women's organization to improve the quality of life for children, youth and those in need through educational, social service and citizenship.DartmouthFebruary.Clubs and organizations directoryCharitable uses, trusts, and foundationsService clubsWomenWomenSocieties and clubshttp://www.iode.ca00587cqo 2200121 4500040119nnnnnneng43CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200804302 IODE.Provincial ChapterP.O. Box 173,Debert,NS,B0M 1GMargaret PirieProvincial Secretary662-3626 (h)Oct. 18th, 2006 (No response to annual mailing, called her, no changes to info. Will contact again in 2008.The mission of the IODE, a Canadian women's charitable organization, is to improve the quality of life for children adults, and those in need through educational, social service and citizenship programs.DebertApril.Clubs and organizations directoryCharitable uses, trusts, and foundationsService clubsFund raisingWomenSocieties and clubsWomen00599cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng44CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200902282 Islamic Information Foundation8 Laurel Lane,Halifax,NS,B3M 2PJamal Badawi445-2494March 7th, 2008 (Updated the info. from website, no changes, clicked on the email and it is still the same, did not readd it didn't work last time). Last update: March 29th, 2007 (Sent email for update, will assume info. is ok unless hear back. This email iif@muslimemail.com was returned, website lists address and phone#, and this email is listed, took email out will try again next year or mail in 2008.Promotes better understanding and better relations between Muslims and others. Provide information on Islamic culture through lectures, seminars, brochures and videotapes for Muslims and for others to learn more about Islam. Participate in G-7 and VE Day activities and other community events.HalifaxFebruary.Clubs and organizations directoryIslamMuslimshttp://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/6808/iif.html01053cqo 2200145 4500040119nnnnnbeng45CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200901312 Italian Canadian Cultural AssociationP.O. Box 9044, Postal Station A,2629 Agricola Street,Halifax,NS,B3K 5MDiana DeganisOffice Manager453-532453-185icca@eastlink.ca,rsani@saniengineering.com,treviso@accesswave.ca (hall rental)Roberto SaniPresidentHalifax - 2 Meeting Rooms available,1 room with seating capacity for 70 persons, 1 room with seating capacity for 150 personsHalifax.175 chairs, 18 tables (seats 10 each), kitchen facilities, tape recorder, TV monitor, and VCR are available. Coffee/tea service is available for an additional cost of $50.00.Cost varies from $50. to $15Any group, club, organization or businessThe facilities are available whenever their own functions are not booked. Please book three months in advance. One month minimum during the month of December. Occasional and/or continuous bookings can be made.Giovanni Da Ros, 865-7655.March 7th, 2008 (Updated from website, no changes, new websit,e mentions that new website is in the works) Last update: Feb. 7th, 2008 (Updated from website, changed election month to Feb. from Jan., added 2nd contact and email, took out temporary street address, checked meeting room info. but says on website information is coming soon). Feb. 6th, 2007 (Updated from website, added temporary relocation address)Their community is comprised of Italians and Canadian. The clubs has been in effect since the mid 1970's. They offer Italian languages classes, cooking classes, hall rental, monthyl cultural events. Sunday dinners from 4:30-7pm.The Italian-Canadian Golden Age Senior Group meets socially on a weekly basis and focuses on organizing recreational, cultural and fundraising activities. Throughout the year members and guests have the opportunity to attend presentations on various topics such as health issues, social benefits, literacy/computers, and investment planning.HalifaxFebruaryClubs and organizations directoryMeeting room informationConference roomsItalianshttp://www.iccans.org00968cqo 2200145 4500040119nnnnnneng46CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 IWK Health Centre.Community Mental Health Services.Bedford/Sackville BranchCobequid Multi-Service Centre,70 Memory Lane,Lower Sackville,NS,B4C 2JAdministrative Office864-866865-8966 (fax)Feb. 20th, 2008 (Updated from website, and phonebook, no changes)The IWK Health Centre - Community Mental Health Services provides outpatient mental health services for youth and their families (ages 02-19 yrs.) with emotional, behavioural, situational problems (i.e. parent-child conflict, anxiety, depression, suicide). Individual, group or family therapy. Multidisciplinary Team (social worker, psychologist, psychiatrist). Free, covered by Health card. Referral call 464-4110.Lower SackvilleIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryMental healthMental health facilitiesMental health servicesMental health counselingChildrenCounseling ofChild mental health servicesCounselinghttp://www.iwk.nshealth.ca01162cqo 2200157 4500040119nnnnnneng47CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 IWK Health Centre.Community Mental Health Services.Dartmouth Branch277 Pleasant St.,#204,Dartmouth,NS,B2Y 4BDr. Margaret OlverTeam leader469-8170,464-4110 (Central Referral)461-0939 (fax)LaurieFeb. 20th, 2008 (Updated from phonebook, and website (doesn't list addresses). Last update: April 23rd, 2007 (Updated from website, and phonebook, added website, no other changes)The centre is a community based outpatient mental health service dedicated to helping troubled children, young people and their families so that they may lead healthy and happy lives. On staff are psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and nurses. The centre accepts referrals from any source in the community and charges no fees for direct assessment on-treatment. It offers consultation and education for parents, school, health and social agencies, day care centres, community groups, as well as teaching professionals in practise, or in training at a variety of institutions.DartmouthIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryMental health facilitiesMental health servicesChild mental health servicesChildrenCounseling ofCounselingMental healthMental health counselinghttp://www.iwk.nshealth.ca00434cqo 2200097 4500040119nnnnnneng48CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200806302 IWK Health Centre.Department of Volunteer ResourcesP.O. Box 9700,Halifax,NS,B3K 6RJanet FoleyManager of Volunteer Resources470-8156 (w),470-6980 (Volunteer Information)470-8565 (fax)5850/5980 University Avenue,Halifax,NSJuly 12th, 2007 (Found address, phone#, on website, couldn't find contact name, but left in anyway) Last update: July 7th, 2006 (Updated from IWK website, added new description, no other changes).Volunteer Resources provides volunteer support to programs and services offered by the IWK Health Centre. This service is intended to support existing services. Volunteers do not perform the functions of paid staff. Currently, there are approximately 700 active volunteers, friends of the IWK and Auxiliary members donating their time and expertise to the Health Centre. Volunteers are involved in almost all areas of the IWK including: Child Life (activity room); Family Resource Library; Information Desks; Teen Lounge; Extra Support for Parents; School Program; Biggs & Littles; Shared Clinics; Emergency; Nursing Units'; and Clerical.HalifaxJune.Clubs and organizations directoryVolunteersVolunteer workers in hospitalshttp://www.iwk.nshealth.ca/helpfulinformation/volunteer.cfm01437cqo 2200085 4500040119nnnnnneng49CaNSHengCaNSHn-cn-ns200912312 IWK Health Centre.Family Asthma Information SessionsP.O. Box 9700,5850/5980 University Avenue,Halifax,NS,B3K 6RMartha GreechanRespiratory Clinic Nurse Coordinator470-804470-7223 (fax)martha.greechan@iwk.nshealth.caApril 14th, 2008 (sent email for update, contact responded to email, no changes required.) April 23rd, 2007 (added website, email again in 2008) May 1st, 2006 (Received email from Martha, changes to the description)If your child has asthma you may have questions such as: What asthma medications is my child using? How can I best manage my child’s asthma? Where can my child learn more about their own asthma? What is good asthma control? Family Asthma Information Sessions are available for parents, care givers and children with asthma at the IWK Health Centre respiratory clinic. Sessions include information on what is asthma, signs and symptoms, triggers of asthma, medications, how to use various devices, what is good asthma control and asthma management plans. Initial sessions are usually one to one and a half hours long and follow up visits can be arranged if needed. These sessions are provided by a certified asthma nurse educator. Sessions are available weekdays between the hours of 9:00 and 3:00. To arrange an appointment time please call (902) 470-8568. HalifaxIndefinite.Clubs and organizations directoryAsthmaAsthma in childrenhttp://www.iwk.nshealth.ca