Community Organizations à Centennial, Winnipeg, MB

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Résultats à proximité dans la catégorie Community Organizations à Centennial, Winnipeg

Centre Manitoba Incorporated

Fermé maintenant

100 Adelaide Street, Winnipeg, R3A 0W2

(204) 943-9158

Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Community Organization

Résultats à proximité dans la catégorie Community Organizations

Manitoba Writers' Guild Inc

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100 Arthur St, DOWNTOWN, Winnipeg, R3B 1H3

(204) 944-8013

Association or organization, Membership Organizations, Foundations, Non-profit organization, Business associations, Societies, Associations, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization

Theatre Projects Manitoba Incorporated

204-245 McDermot Avenue, DOWNTOWN, Winnipeg, R3B 0S6

(204) 989-2400

Performing arts theater, Community Organization, Amusement and Recreation Services, Performance Art Theatre, cinémas, Theatrical producers and services, Theatres, Nonprofit Organization, movie theaters, Non-profit organization

Pan Am Place

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88 Arthur St, Winnipeg, R3B 1H3

(204) 515-2048

Community Organization, Housing & Homeless Shelter, Nonprofit Organization, Lodging, Non-profit organization

The Winnipeg Architecture Foundation

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101-177 Lombard Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0W5

(204) 960-8097

The Exchange District

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492 Main St, Winnipeg, R3B 1B7

(204) 942-6716

The Exchange District Business Improvement Zone (BIZ) is one of 16 Business Improvement Zones in Winnipeg created by a City of Winnipeg By-law. Every business located within a BIZ is automatically a contributing member by virtue of paying a special levy which is collected by the City of Winnipeg along with other business taxes each spring. The Exchange District BIZ is the third largest operating BIZ in the City.

Artists for Women's Art

Fermé maintenant

329 Cumberland Ave, Suite 203, Winnipeg, R3B 1E1

(204) 949-9490

Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Artist

Skullspace

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374 Donald St, 2nd Floor, Winnipeg, R3B 2J2

(204) 480-4092

Community Organization, Technical school, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization

Manitoba Arts Network

Fermé maintenant

210 Princess St, DOWNTOWN, Winnipeg, R3B 1L4

(204) 943-0036

Societies Foundation Associations foundation associations, Sports et Loisirs, Societies, Clubs et Associations, Foundations, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Association or organization, Associations

Equal Housing Initiative

Fermé maintenant

554 Main Street, Winnipeg, R3B 1C4

(431) 800-5996

Dance Manitoba Inc

Fermé maintenant

201 Portage Ave Unit 1836, Winnipeg, R3B 3K6

+1 204-914-9809

Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Association or organization

Eritrean Community

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346 Hargrave St, Winnipeg, R3B 2J9

(204) 794-4981

Community center, Community Organization

Eagle Urban Transition Centre

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275 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, R3B 2B3

(204) 954-3050

Community Organization, Cultural center

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

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275 Portage Ave #200, Winnipeg, R3B 2B3

(204)956-0610

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) was formed in 1988 to act as an advocate on issues that commonly affected all of the First Nations of Manitoba. At the time when AMC began, there were 61 recognized Manitoba First Nations consisting of 64, 315 First Nation citizens. Today, there are 64 First Nations, with a total of 136, 616 (May 2011) First Nation citizens making up 11% of the provincial population. AMC’s primary focus is political but will also fill in gaps that cannot be bridged by regional services. Two examples are the Eagle’s Nest, which helps First Nations youth return to school, and the Patient Advocate Unit which helps First Nations patients navigate Manitoba’s health care system.