Let's Talk Mental Health Nova Scotia is a space to discuss local mental health. Share your experience & knowledge as a professional or individual. #letstalkns
Starting Monday, March 18, people at highest risk for severe illness from COVID-19 can book another vaccine dose. The spring dose will be available from March 25 to May 31.
Public Health supports access to COVID-19 and influenza immunization and testing across the province. All upcoming clinics can be found online at https://t.co/WgJD9TPmxe.
Today is #NationalPinkShirtDay and a good time to remind everyone to encourage and practice kindness. Kindness combats bullying. If your family is being impacted by bullying, visit: https://t.co/PDgVwFIQ5r to find tips, ideas and other resources that can help you deal with it.
Did you know that 211 Nova Scotia can help you to locate your nearest walk-in clinic?
211 Nova Scotia's Community Resource Navigators are availabl 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling 2-1-1.
Ahead of Valentine's Day, the RCMP is urging Nova Scotians to be mindful of fraudsters who pull on people's heart strings to pull off scams. https://t.co/LRkNRKY6uE
Some family physicians describe mental health and addiction as an area in which they would like further development. The Best Advice Guide provides practical tips for overcoming these challenges in the primary care settings. https://t.co/XAPWplu2cd
A new four-wheeled superhero will be on the streets of HRM soon. Thanks to EHS and other partners, Souls Harbour Rescue Mission will operate the SoulsMobile, a mobile crisis diversion unit that can also hand out supplies to those in need. https://t.co/y37bT58paB
The Nova Scotia RCMP Major Crimes Unit launched a confidential hotline as part of an investigation into reports of sexual assault that occurred at the Nova Scotia Youth Centre, commonly referred to as “Waterville,” between the years of 1988 and 2017. 1/3
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