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Four Nova Scotia community-focused research projects receive $27 million - Halifax Examiner

Health · Halifax

Four Nova Scotia community-focused research projects receive $27 million - Halifax Examiner

The projects focus on youth mental health, Indigenous health and well-being, aging in rural areas, and community-driven solutions to local challenges. The post Four Nova Scotia community-focused research projects receive $27 million appeared first on Halifax Examiner.See the Story

Etuaptmu’k W’loti: Using Mi’kmaw Knowledge to Create Health & Wellness Solutions

Nova Scotia · Nova Scotia

Etuaptmu’k W’loti: Using Mi’kmaw Knowledge to Create Health & Wellness Solutions

THE CHALLENGE Mi’kmaq have always carried the knowledge that is required to thrive, but the history and ongoing legacy of colonialism in Canada has systematically disrupted Mi’kmaw systems of health. L’nu children and youth experience significant health disparities including less access to safe and timely care, lower rates of reporting for physical and mental health […]See the Story

Homeward Bound: Enhancing Healthcare, Housing, and Social Support for Aging Rural Nova Scotians

Nova Scotia · Nova Scotia

Homeward Bound: Enhancing Healthcare, Housing, and Social Support for Aging Rural Nova Scotians

THE CHALLENGE In 2024, 22% of Nova Scotia’s population was 65 or older, surpassing the national average of 19%. People in this age demographic are more at risk of frailty, living in inappropriate housing, and social isolation. As people age, their chance of needing long-term care increases. However, most aging Nova Scotians want to live […]See the Story

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City of Seattle announces $7M in youth mental health spending

Mental Health · Halifax

City of Seattle announces $7M in youth mental health spending

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Seattle has announced $7 million in new partnerships as it expands mental health services for teens and young adults. The spending was included in Mayor Bruce Harrell's priorities as his office responded with a $14.5 million plan focused on intervention, mental health, and "school-based safety specialists" following last year's deadly shooting at Garfield High School.…See the Story

Creating Integrated Restorative Communities for Locally Engaged Solutions (CIRCLES-NS)

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax

Creating Integrated Restorative Communities for Locally Engaged Solutions (CIRCLES-NS)

THE CHALLENGE As the idea of a community and our social connections has changed, Nova Scotians report being less healthy, feeling less safe, and less happy – especially among those who are vulnerable or marginalized. Government and the consumer economy have increasingly replaced many functions and services the communities used to provide but cannot fully […]See the Story

Research Nova Scotia Provides $1.48 Million to Researchers to Support the Efficient and Effective Delivery of Healthcare to Nova Scotians

Healthcare · Halifax

Research Nova Scotia Provides $1.48 Million to Researchers to Support the Efficient and Effective Delivery of Healthcare to Nova Scotians

With funding provided by the Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness, Research Nova Scotia has awarded 15 early-career health researchers in Nova Scotia with a New Health Investigator Grant (NHIG).See the Story