Jamaican Cultural Association of Nova Scotia (JCANS)
Halifax, CanadaThe JCANS are a volunteer-driven association consisting of a diverse group of locals, newcomers, students, professionals and active retirees with direct heritage/ ties to and allied support for the renowned Island of Jamaica. It was founded is 2012 (the year that Jamaica celebrated 50 years of Independence). We meet and uphold our mission statement by engaging in the following activities: (a) Education: we provide students with Jamaican heritage living in NS and JA with bursaries and school sponsorship. (b) Welcoming committees: select group members are responsible for providing newcomers with support and access to resources. (c) Accessing resources and necessities: clothing, food, social and health services, and employment counselling. (d) Hosting networking events (e) Unity and collaboaration with community partners (f) Historical contribution of Jamaicans in NS: Jamaican Maroons Source: facebook.com/Jamaican-Cultural-Association-of-Nova-Scotia
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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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Black Educators Association
Halifax, CanadaThe Black Educators Association (BEA) was founded in 1969 to assist African Nova Scotian communities develop strategies toward an equitable education system. Demonstrating a strong commitment as a grassroots organization, the BEA also coordinates its efforts with the Nova Scotia Department of Education and Culture, the African Canadian Services Division, community groups, parent associations, school boards, as well as, other educational bodies. The BEA is a volunteer, non-profit organization. Source: http://www.theblackeducators.ca
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BGC Cape Breton
Sydney , CanadaMission To provide safe, supportive places where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships, and develop confidence and skills for life. VISION All children and youth discover and achieve their dreams and grow up to be healthy, successful, and active participants in society.
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Association of Black Social Workers
Dartmouth, CanadaABSW is a volunteer charitable organization consisting of Black Social Workers and Human Service Workers throughout the Province. ABSW was originally formed in Montreal, Canada in 1977. A group started in Nova Scotia in 1979, with a membership of 4. ABSW was reactivated in 1987, and now has a growing membership. Source: http://nsabsw.ca/
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Preston Area Housing Fund
North Preston, CanadaAuthorizes financial assistance to residents of the area in which the Fund operates for the purpose of providing better residential housing; which may include rehabilitation and improvement of existing housing, and/or the construction of new housing. The board is a charitable organization. Source: Department of Community Services Non Adjudicative Board Position Profile (PDF)
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African Diaspora Association of the Maritimes
Halifax, CanadaOur mission at ADAM is to ensure that people of African descent living in the Maritimes have access to opportunities for cultural, social, political and economic engagement. We encourage you to find out what areas of involvement interest you, and how ADAM can be part of your Diaspora experience.
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Ghanaian Association of Nova Scotia - GHANS
Halifax, CanadaThe Association was formed 1989 in response to the increase in size of the Ghanaian community in Nova Scotia. The organization will serve to promote unity and love within the Ghanaian community and to preserve the culture of the Ghanaian people in Nova Scotia. In particular, the Association will address issues of the Ghanaian immigrant community in Nova Scotia, and work in collaboration with other immigrant communities in the province. Source: http://www.ghans.ca/
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