In an effort to find the best way that Capital Health Mental Health Services can get feedback from consumers/family, we will be holding a community conversation and invite you to join us.
When: April 8, 2010
Time: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Place: Room #165 at Healthy Minds Cooperative, Bayers Road
Facilitator: Vince Daigle
Light refreshments available.
COME HAVE YOUR SAY !!!
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Pride Health wants to hear from You!
We are hosting a conversation about prideHealth services in the community. prideHealth is an initiative of Capital Health - Primary Health Care, along with the IWK, to create safe access to health care for members of the GLBTI communities. Share your thoughts with us.
We are looking for your input on . . .
• How we are doing with prideHealth services
• How we can better promote our services
• How we can support health care in our communities
April 8, 2010 ~ 7 - 10pm
Youth Project, 2281 Brunswick Street
For more information, call Jeanne Rokosh, prideHealth Coordinator, at
902-454-6953, or email jeanne.rokosh@cdha.nshealth.ca.
www.pride-health.com
We are looking for your input on . . .
• How we are doing with prideHealth services
• How we can better promote our services
• How we can support health care in our communities
April 8, 2010 ~ 7 - 10pm
Youth Project, 2281 Brunswick Street
For more information, call Jeanne Rokosh, prideHealth Coordinator, at
902-454-6953, or email jeanne.rokosh@cdha.nshealth.ca.
www.pride-health.com
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Homelessness Report Card
The Second Halifax Report Card on Homelessness Launch
Wednesday March 24th, 10:00am
Brunswick Street Mission
2107 Brunswick Street, Halifax
In 2009 Community Action on Homelessness along with our partners successfully produced the first Report Card on Homelessness which was intended to raise public awareness on the issues related to homelessness and deliver a comprehensive set statistics that reflect the current facts on homelessness that are faced in our community. The 2010 Report Card on Homelessness is nearing completion this year we and highlight important supportive housing programs in our community as well update the community indicators for comparison.
The Report Card documents the current state of homelessness using indicators that monitor changes in homelessness, housing, and income. This enables us to identify pressure points in the system and develop proactive and responsive strategies. Statistics provided throughout the report card come from existing institutions like Statistics Canada, the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and Nova Scotia Department of Community Services.
Wednesday March 24th, 10:00am
Brunswick Street Mission
2107 Brunswick Street, Halifax
In 2009 Community Action on Homelessness along with our partners successfully produced the first Report Card on Homelessness which was intended to raise public awareness on the issues related to homelessness and deliver a comprehensive set statistics that reflect the current facts on homelessness that are faced in our community. The 2010 Report Card on Homelessness is nearing completion this year we and highlight important supportive housing programs in our community as well update the community indicators for comparison.
The Report Card documents the current state of homelessness using indicators that monitor changes in homelessness, housing, and income. This enables us to identify pressure points in the system and develop proactive and responsive strategies. Statistics provided throughout the report card come from existing institutions like Statistics Canada, the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and Nova Scotia Department of Community Services.
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