Let’s create the safe place for women and children together To give women and children, who became victims of domestic violense, fresh start and safe place to escape – that...
Communities helping Communities “Live Better”
We’re growing something good thanks to Community Food Centres Canada and Medavie Foundation!
LAND RECOGNITION
We acknowledge that the land on which we gather is in traditional Mi’kmaw territory, and we acknowledge with respect the diverse histories and cultures of the Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, Innu, and Inuit of this province.
our goals
About us
Equality Equity Diversity
Saltwater Community Association
is driven by a single goal - to do our part in making communities in the province of Newfoundland & Labrador equitable places to live, work & play.
We strive to build productive relationships
and make informed and comprehensive decisions that will have a positive impact on the programs and communities we serve.
In a coordinated effort
to pursue common goals based on our shared values, we`re building mutually beneficial relationships between our non-profit and for-profit businesses.
Our core objectives to support
• reduction in poverty
• affordable housing
• women & children fleeing domestic violence
• equity/diversity/inclusion
• food security
• child & youth programs
• senior advocacy
• multi-culturism.
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Partners
Thank you to the following organizations for providing financial assistance so we could help with food hampers to more than 1,753 individuals!
our projects
What We`re Doing
Kids Fun Fest
Bonavista Kids Fun Fest February 25th Free kids event! Call or text Laura (691-3215) or Angela (468-6225) to register your child, so we can prepare enough food! We`re looking forward...
AWARDS
SWCA – Lifetime Achievement Awards was etablished this year and is presented to those individuals 50 + who have demonstrated a lifelong spirit of humanity through community service, volunteering, advocacy,...
Together we can make everyone feel like part of their community not marginalized because of their ethnicity, colour, disability, gender/transgender or sexual orientation
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