Mental Health Service

The Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia Division (CMHA NS) is dedicated to providing safe, inclusive, and evidence-based mental health programs and support for residents of Nova Scotia. Their services are designed to help individuals be well and stay well, ensuring accessibility to all citizens in the province. CMHA NS offers a variety of free programs, including peer support, workshops, and training, aimed at fostering mental health awareness and community resilience. The organization is committed to promoting mental wellness through initiatives like Project H.O.P.E., designed to meet the diverse needs of the population. Generated from the website

The Cape Breton Family Place Resource Centre provides informal opportunities for parents, grandparents, child care providers, and children to come together in a safe and developmentally appropriate play environment. This program includes activities such as free play, craft time, circle time, and snack time, fostering a supportive community atmosphere. Located in Victoria County, the centre aims to promote child development and social interaction among families in the area. Participation requires children to be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, or caregiver, and no prior documentation is necessary for involvement. Generated from the website

NS Community-Based SVC-Halifax, located in Dartmouth, NS, is part of Nova Scotia Health, the largest provider of health services in the province. With a workforce of over 24,000, it offers a range of healthcare options including primary care, emergency services, and specialized treatments in various health domains. Committed to enhancing the health and well-being of Nova Scotians, the organization provides services like virtual care, mobile clinics, and support for mental health and addiction. The facility ensures accessibility and a comprehensive approach to health through its diverse programs, aiding in the delivery of quality care to the community. Generated from the website