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Youth Mental Health

The Department of Health offers help and support for people age 16 or older who are abused or neglected and who cannot physically or mentally protect or care for themselves.

information-lines

A public health nurse answers questions about infant nutrition, breastfeeding, parenting or general childcare questions.

addiction-treatment

In-patient treatment centres provide First Nations communities with current best practices and community based culturally relevant programs which are delivered by certified addictions counsellors. Offered at the Eagles" Nest Recovery House, Sipekne"katik First Nation and Mi"kmaw Lodge, Eskasoni.

Addiction

Provides a continuum of care and service relating to health promotion, addiction prevention, early intervention, and treatment to individuals and their families with alcohol/drug, and gambling addiction issues. Addictions services is provided through Nova Scot...

crisis-services-hotlines

Note: As of May 16, 2022, the phone line can only be accessed by calling • Students will not be able to text the phone line during the summer months (the ability to text the phone line is expected to resume in September 2022) Offers confidential and anonymous, non-judgemental, active listening, support and resource navigation to Dalhousie University and University of King"s College students who have experienced or have been impacted by sexualized violence. Callers are not required to give any identifying information to receive support.

youth-programming

Offers various youth programs throughout the year.