Find non profit organizations in Canberra, ACT. Listings include Repurpose - Compassion Collective, ProtestCanberra, Canberra Lakes Ladies Probus Club, SNM Canberra Australia, The Canberra Coven, NRB: Non-Resident Bangladeshis in Australia..
Scouts in the ACT offers a variety of activities for girls and boys aged 5 - 25 and volunteers 18+. Scouts have fun and make a difference to our community, our country and our world. Visit www.scoutact.com.au or email [email protected].
MISSION STATEMENT Repurpose - A Compassion Collective aims to raise awareness about social and environmental issues within the music community; whilst also raising funds for much n...
Discover new interests and unlimited possibilities in semi-retirement or retirement with Canberra Lakes Ladies Probus Club. Find out more about how you can join in our warm and fri...
SNM Canberra is the official page of Sant Nirankari Mission Canberra Australia.
This page is a welcome to all those hoping to find community in their witchcraft practice! For those who are interested in online learning and further community, we welcome you to...
NRB means Non-Resident Bangladeshis, which refers to Australian citizens or residents from Bangladeshi origin who lives in Australia as a permanent or temporary base.
A voice for Unity, Inclusiveness, Fairness, and Progress
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is an international Islamic revival movement dedicated to promoting peace and interfaith harmony. The Women’s Auxiliary, Lajna Imaillah, plays an int...
The team at Makin' Murals create, and assist community members with creating, beautiful painted murals for public and private spaces.
We meet on Wednesday from around 7-9. If you’re interested in coming please reach out and come along!
Community Food Pantry and Donations �
Empowering women to empower their futures
Pentecost Students and Associates in Canberra, Australia! 1: Fellowship of Students and Associates 2: Movement for the cause of Christ 3: Agents of Transformation 4: Professional ...
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