East Kings Community Health Board

05/29/2026

The West Hants Day of Caring will take place on Saturday May 30th, 2026 from 1 PM to 4 PM at the West Hants Sports Complex, 16 Centennial Drive.

This event is for people who are unhoused, at risk of being unhoused, or low-income individuals & families, or those who face other barriers to access services (such as employment hours that prevent you from getting to some of these services)

It will bring together a range of helpful community & government services and supports in one welcoming space, offering community members a chance to connect with resources that may be beneficial to them.

Please help us spread the word! See you this Saturday!

Thank you to Service Canada, West Hants Regional Municipality, West Hants-Uniacke Community Health Board, and all other service providers and volunteers who have helped bring this event to life!

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West Hants Regional Municipality
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04/24/2026

Have you registered yet?
This gathering is for all the folks working to improve food security in the Valley... in any capacity!
We are looking forward to learning and eating together on May 7th in Middleton.
Travel support is available.
Registration on our website: https://sites.google.com/kccfoodcouncil.ca/valleyfoodcouncil

04/24/2026

04/10/2026

FYI FREE Counselling therapy in Wolfville. Red Spruce Mental Health Centre is accepting new clients. This is an amazing free counselling therapy resource in our community! Learn more here: https://redspruce.org/

03/24/2026

Lots of great sessions coming up you should be sure to check out at the Kings County Family Resource Centre.

03/13/2026

Be sure to check out this event too!! So grateful to have such great community partners at Kings County Family Resource Centre!!

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Join us for Mental Health Mondays this March 💚

We’re building resilience through practical, evidence-based mental health literacy sessions — online and in person.

If you are the one everyone else relies on… this series is for you.

Register today:
📞 902-678-5760
📧 [email protected]

03/10/2026

The Province will reinstate $53.6 million in grants and funding to support people with disabilities, seniors and education initiatives for 2026-27.

“Nova Scotians have spoken. We listened, and we are reinstating supports to disabilities programming, seniors programming and African Nova Scotian and Indigenous students. These are grants that help people meet their basic daily needs,” said Premier Tim Houston. “We wish we could do more. We will continue to look for opportunities to support all Nova Scotians as our fiscal picture improves.”

The government is reinstating $21.4 million in grants to support seniors and people with disabilities, and to help African Nova Scotians and Indigenous people access educational opportunities. Another $10 million will go back to organizations that support those groups.

It is also re-establishing $22.2 million in funding to community programs that support seniors, disability groups and the African Nova Scotian and Indigenous communities.

The deficit will now stand at $1.24 billion before contingency.