First Light
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Membership Organizations · Canada · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
716 Water St, St. John'S, Newfoundland a...Phone Number
(709) 726-5902Website
www.firstlightnl.caRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About First Light
In June 1983, The St. John's Native Friendship Centre was legally established as a non-profit organization, spending a winter and spring at MUN with a small grant from Plura, a church based funding agency which allowed them to install a telephone line and purchase some office supplies but was still staffed by Volunteers. That April of 1983 The Secretary of State provided funding to the Centre allowing them to create a board of directors, 10 in total. Two from the Federation of Newfoundland Indians (FNI), two from the Naskapi-Montagnais Innu Association, two from Labrador Innu Nation (LIA) now Mamit Innuat and 4 St. John's residents, in hopes of representing all Aboriginal peoples of this province. Soon after, the Friendship Centre was moved into a bigger building on 23 Queens Road and the first Executive Director, Edward Bennet was hired. As well as expanding its staff and space the Friendship Centre started to expand its scope into the non-native community; preparing media and workshoRead more
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In June 1983, The St. John's Native Friendship Centre was legally established as a non-profit organization, spending a winter and spring at MUN with a small grant from Plura, a church based funding agency which allowed them to install a telephone line and purchase some office supplies but was still staffed by Volunteers. That April of 1983 The Secr... Read More