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Civic and Social Organizations in Bermuda
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Companies
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The Nonprofit Alliance Of Bermuda
Bermuda’s nonprofits are tackling some of the most challenging issues in our community while facing constrained resources and capabilities. This makes it difficult for them to invest in their people, processes, and programmes in the way that is needed to grow and sustain their community impact. The Nonprofit Alliance is a not-for-profit organisation that is 100% dedicated to strengthening, unifying, and championing nonprofits in Bermuda. We strengthen nonprofit leadership, organisations, and the way they collaborate and work together. We do this by providing training and consulting services, facilitating collaboration and network building, and coordinating access to information and resources. We work to improve the community’s perceptions of and engagement with nonprofits by advocating for a more sustainable nonprofit sector.
1 to 10 staff
Raleigh Bermuda
Raleigh Bermuda (Registered Charity #710) is a youth development organisation that delivers a transformational life programme. Our programme specifically targets young Bermudians who are ‘at a crossroads’, including those who are at risk of not reaching their full potential. Our structure and philosophy are that of our decades-old affiliate Raleigh U.K, and are designed to help Young People develop skills and self-confidence in a fun and challenging environment beyond the classroom and workplace. We believe that pushing a young person outside of their comfort zone allows them to explore a different side of themselves and accomplish more than they ever thought possible.
1 to 10 staff
The Coalition For The Protection Of Children
Our mission is to heighten public awareness of children's issues, advocate on behalf of families and provide services that address critical but unmet needs. We aim to- Achieve a broadly based understanding in the community about the importance of providing a safe, healthy, and nurturing environment for children- Provide therapeutic services to children and their families seeking assistance- Encourage and support self-sufficiency through programs and services that seek to empower families- Advocate for child protection and rights through policy, procedures, and legislation- Promote a restorative, holistic and healing approach to issues that impact children and their families- Ensure that an adequate safety net exists for the prevention, intervention, and treatment of children and families who have experienced trauma by working collaboratively with other helping agencies.
1 to 10 staff
Thirdstory
ThirdStory is your trusted partner for social innovation and change. We collaborate with communities, government and others to develop, grow and scale new possibilities. Together, we help shift systems across a range of education, health and social settings and bring about the changes our communities want and need. With operations in Australia, Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Caribbean, our approach is informed by two decades of partnerships and projects in local and international contexts. We aren't new, but we have a new way to talk about our experience and commitment. You may once have known us as Innovation Unit Australia New Zealand.
11 to 50 staff
