Ebony Hair Salon
Dartmouth, CanadaWe have Full Salon service, Barber Shop and Over 100 products for sale.
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New Glasgow, CanadaCareer Connections Nova Scotia Works staff provide a warm and friendly environment for clients who are seeking assistance with their job search and career development. Dedicated to being of service to individuals and our community at large, our knowledgeable team is responsible for making a difference in the lives of each and every client through the delivery of innovative programs and outstanding services. We have a commitment to excellence, cultural diversity, equity, inclusion practices and mutual respect. A community-based society, Career Connections Society (incorporated in 1997), oversees our development and administration, working with user groups to maximize available resources. Prior to the creation of Career Connections Nova Scotia Works in 2016, each of the locations in Pictou, Antigonish and Guysborough County offered employment services separately. Most of the current Career Connections Nova Scotia Works staff belonged to one of the following career centres: Career Connections in New Glasgow, Antigonish Career Resource Centre in Antigonish, Career and Job Counselling Centre in Guysborough and the Antigonish Guysborough Black Development Association.
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East Preston
East Preston, CanadaNS Archives document: William Riley, with his daughter Rose standing behind him in the doorway, Cherry Brook http://ow.ly/hgL6L Eleven kilometers east of Dartmouth are the communities of Cherry Brook/Lake Loon, North Preston, and East Preston, which were once included within the British Township of Preston. Approximately 150 Black Loyalist families were among the first settlers, followed by the Jamaican Maroons and then the Black Refugees from the War of 1812. Although the majority of the first two groups, the Black Loyalists and the Jamaican Maroons, left Nova Scotia and relocated in Sierra Leone in West Africa, descendants of these groups still reside within these three communities. Source: African Nova Scotian Tourism Guide Historical Black Settlements in Nova Scotia (Google Map)
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New Horizons Baptist Church
Halifax, CanadaTo glorify God through our worship and service by proclaiming the word, seeking the lost and sharing God's love. We are a culturally diverse church committed to community, ministering to the whole person, listening for God, and proclaiming Christ by combining our V.O.I.C.E.S. Source: Halifax Churches: New Horizons Baptist Church http://newhorizonsbaptist.ca/
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Black Loyalist Heritage Centre & Society
Shelburne, CanadaThe home of the largest free black settlement in the 1780’s where people voted with their feet for freedom. This unique historical site is nestled in beautiful Birchtown Bay on the western shores of Shelburne Harbour, the third largest natural harbour in the world. It’s a history few in the region know much about. Come and enjoy a guided tour, search for your ancestral roots and learn about these courageous Nova Scotians.
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North End Community Health Centre
Halifax, CanadaThe Centre was founded in 1971 by a group of local residents in response to a need for health care services in North End Halifax. Located on Gottingen Street, we are in the heart of a unique and culturally diverse community. The Centre partners with many local community organizations and service providers to support community health. The Centre also serves as an educational learning environment for students in the health profession. The Centre is funded by the Provincial Department of Health managed through the Capital District Health Authority, MSI and through various grants and charitable donations. The North End Community Health Association encourages members and program users to be involved in setting the direction for their health Centre. Users of the Centre, residents and friends of the Centre are encouraged to become members. The Board of Directors is drawn from members of the Association and oversees the governance of the Centre through planning and policy setting. Volunteerism is always welcomed and appreciated, particularly on committees of the Health Centre and of the Board of Directors. Source: http://nechc.com/
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North Preston Community Centre (HRM)
North Preston, CanadaNorth Preston Community Centre (NPCC) services North Preston and its surrounding communities.
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Delmore “Buddy” Daye Learning Institute
Halifax, CanadaAs an Africentric Institute, the DBDLI creates educational change and genuine opportunities for learners and communities of African ancestry to reach their full potential. Educational research is vital to achieving our vision. We conduct and disseminate learnings from that research providing policy analysis that informs policymakers, educators, parents and the general public on how to best improve educational opportunities and outcomes for Nova Scotian learners of African descent. The Institute works directly with African Nova Scotian / Canadian organizations, communities, government partners, and educational institutions to identify, develop and implement educational and community capacity enhancement policies, programs and services.
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The Cumberland African Nova Scotian Association (CANSA)
Amherst, CanadaThe vision of CANSA is that all citizens, including persons with disabilities, African Nova Scotians and youth at risk be respected and grow socially, economically and culturally in Cumberland County. Source: http://cansa.ca/
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