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N.S. to open seven new youth mental health centres - Vimarsana News

N.S. to open seven new youth mental health centres

The province of Nova Scotia unveiled plans to open seven new Integrated Youth Services sites which offer compr...

Nova Scotia inches toward opening youth mental health centres - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia inches toward opening youth mental health centres

The Nova Scotia government says it wants to have eight walk-in mental health centres for young people up and running across the province by 2027.

Source: cbc.ca
Ishimwe ushers in festive season with X-mas movie - Vimarsana News

Ishimwe ushers in festive season with X-mas movie

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Halifax Pride parade to hit the streets in July after 2-year hiatus - Vimarsana News

Halifax Pride parade to hit the streets in July after 2-year hiatus

Halifax Pride plans to launch a full-scale festival from July 14-24, which will see the return of the parade for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Nova Scotia.

Source: cbc.ca
$850K in mental health grants to be shared among 28 Nova Scotia groups - Vimarsana News

$850K in mental health grants to be shared among 28 Nova Scotia groups

Posted: May 18, 2021 7:13 PM AT | Last Updated: May 18 More than two dozen organizations across Nova Scotia have received one-time grants for mental health initiatives.(Pormezz/Shutterstock) The Nova Scotia government is handing over $850,000 in federal funds to 28 groups that provide mental health advice, programs or services to people in communities across the province. The one-time mental health grants will allow those organizations to bolster their services in light of the ongoing pandemic. "Supporting local organizations who deal with vulnerable populations on the ground is key to our ...

Source: cbc.ca