2026-2028 Funded Agencies

Investing in our community’s areas of greatest need to ensure bright futures for everyone in HRM.

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Following our first regional funding application process since unifying in 2024, United Way Maritimes is investing more than $8 million in operational and program funding into 136 unique organizations in 2026 and 2027, across all seven Maritime offices. This ensures that funding is reaching local organizations and directly responding to the unique needs of the communities they serve.

In HRM that looks like investing $3,036,000 into 36 unique organizations:

  • Adsum Association for Women & Children
  • Akoma Holdings
  • Alice House
  • Bayers Westwood Family Resource Centre
  • Box It Out Association
  • Boys and Girls Club of Preston
  • Bryony House
  • Canadian Mental Health Association Halifax-Dartmouth (CMHA)
  • Chebucto Connections
  • Chebucto Family Centre
  • Delmore Buddy Daye Learning Institute (DBDLI)
  • Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia
  • Every One Every Day
  • Freedom Foundation of Nova Scotia
  • Halifax Refugee Clinic
  • LOVE Nova Scotia
  • Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre
  • Musquodoboit Valley Family Resource Centre
  • Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association
  • Nova Village NS (formerly Fairview Resource Centre)
  • PREP Academy
  • Prescott Group & Club Inclusion
  • Preston Area Family Resource #1
  • Rainbow Refugee Association of Nova Scotia
  • Spencer House Seniors Centre
  • George’s YouthNet
  • Paul’s Family Resource Institute
  • Stepping Stone
  • The John Howard Society of Nova Scotia
  • The Marguerite Centre
  • The North Grove
  • The Youth Project
  • Veith House
  • VETS Canada
  • Welcome Housing & Support Services
  • YWCA Halifax
2026-28 Funded Partners