N.S. senior program made more available
The province of Nova Scotia is investing $2 million to allow more seniors in Halifax to get access to a program which hopes to allow them to live safely and independently at home.
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The province of Nova Scotia is investing $2 million to allow more seniors in Halifax to get access to a program which hopes to allow them to live safely and independently at home.
News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia
Applicants in Cherry Brook, Lake Loon, East and North Preston and surrounding area can now apply for the pilot.
A new pilot program, the first of its kind in Canada, will soon help seniors in the Preston area, Kings County and on the Halifax peninsula live more independently in their homes.
Some seniors in Nova Scotia may be able to apply to a new government pilot program to help them live more independently.