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Skills Canada Nunavut is a not-for-profit organization whose goal is to assist Nunavut youth in pursuing career opportunities in skilled trades and technologies. Skills Canada Nunavut partners with the territorial and federal governments, schools and community organizations, local businesses and industry professionals and educators in order to promote various available opportunities in the skilled trades and technologies. Through a number of different events, workshops and programs that provide hands-on experiences for Nunavut youth, the organization is helping to develop a skilled workforce in Nunavut.

NCC supports Skills Canada Nunavut by funding an annual scholarship, providing financial sponsorship, and providing in-kind support for the territorial skills competition. Furthermore, three members of NCC management sit on the Skills Canada Nunavut Executive Committee as volunteers (Clarence Synard, Gerald Manning and Barb Heming).

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Alianait’s mission is to help Nunavut youth to develop valuable skills through art and music. The Alianait Arts Festival, which takes place in June of each year in Iqaluit, provides a stage for Inuit and other circumpolar artists and features world-class musicians, circus acrobats, dancers, storytellers, actors, filmmakers and visual artists from across the world. Alianait partners with local schools and community organizations to deliver family-friendly events and provides opportunities for local students to connect with artists from various communities in Canada and other countries.

NCC supports Alianait through financial sponsorship.

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Students on Ice is a Canadian charitable organization whose mandate is to provide students, educators and scientists from around the globe with education opportunities and experiences in the Polar Regions. The organization leads educational expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctic regions for international high school and university students, with the goal of fostering an appreciation for the planet and inspiring participants to pursue opportunities that will contribute to a sustainable future.

NCC supports the Students on Ice Foundation through financial sponsorship.

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An affiliate of Habitat for Humanity Canada, Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit is a community-based, non-profit organization, whose goal is to improve housing conditions for people who are gainfully employed but are unable to afford a down payment due to the cost of housing in the North. Through charitable donations from individuals, governments and local business and organizations, as well as volunteer labour, Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit builds and rehabilitates simple, decent houses with the help of partner families. Habitat homes are sold to partner families with no down payment required and are financed with affordable, no-interest mortgages. This program provides stability and independence for families in the community through affordable homeownership.

NCC supports Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit by assisting with the building and maintenance of Habitat homes, helping with fundraising activities and providing financial support.

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