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Bell Let’s Talk Day 2021
28 January 2021Bell Let’s Talk Day is Today, Thursday, January 28 and we’re joining in to help drive progress in mental health. Since 2010, Canadians and people around the globe have joined…
Community Suicide Prevention Peer Support Groups
26 January 2021Canadian Mental Health Association – Nova Scotia Division offer a series of virtual Community Suicide Prevention Peer Support Groups beginning February, 2021. This pilot initiative, which is supported by the…
Blue Monday
18 January 2021January 18, 2021 Blue Monday shouldn’t be the only day you think about your mental wellness The third Monday in January is often referred to as ‘Blue Monday’ — the most depressing day of…
Art of Friendship: Register Now
11 January 2021Meet new friends. Learn new skills. Make new community connections. Beginning January 28, 2021, the Canadian Mental Health Association – Nova Scotia Division is offering The Art of Friendship, a…
The pandemic unexpectedly saved thousands from financial ruin. But what happens now? – CBC News
14 December 2020CBC Morning Brief, December 11, 2020 Early in the Maritime provinces’ COVID-19 lockdown this spring, people who help the most vulnerable awaited a tidal wave of financial hardship and…
2018 Global Trends in Giving
12 November 2020The 2018 Global Trends in Giving Survey is now live and available in five languages. The survey will be live through June 30 and the results will be released on September 17…
Mental health group cautiously endorses Grit resolution
7 October 2020Mental health group cautiously endorses Grit resolution John McPhee, Chronicle Herald The provincial mental health association is cautiously welcoming a Liberal party resolution that calls for consistent Medicare coverage…
Suicide prevention training now available online
16 September 2020Sept. 16, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Canadian Mental Health Association, Nova Scotia Division is now offering online suicide prevention training through the LivingWorks Start program. This program comes after in-person suicide prevention training was paused in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Executive director, Pamela Magee…
CMHA Halifax-Dartmouth begins phased return to regular programming
16 September 2020Canadian Mental Health Association, Halifax-Dartmouth Branch staff have resumed working at the branch’s Gottingen Street office as the first step of a phased approach to returning to regular, in-person services…