We're pleased to welcome Paul Black, Dr. Christy Bussey, Ryan MacNeil, Kathy Partridge, and Taylor Yeomans to our Board of Directors.

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Marilyn applied for her Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security beneifts after she finished working and now needs a little help while she waits for her benefits to begin.

If you, or someone you know needs assistance, call 2-1-1 or visit ns.211.ca to get connected.

Are you a new parent looking for resources?

211 Nova Scotia’s Community Resource Navigators can connect you to family resource centres, parenting programs, public health nurses, and more.

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Interested in learning more about workplace rights?

Visit ns.211.ca to view our employment resources including programs that provide information, training, or legal support on workplace rights.

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211 Nova Scotia's 2023 Annual Report is now live. Visit ns.211.ca/annual-report-… for an overview of 211's impact in 2023.

Thank you to our funders, partners, and community for your continued support.

Did you know that meal delivery programs are available for people who are unable to prepare a nutritious meal for themselves due to age, disability, or illness?

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If you need support, 211 Nova Scotia is here to help.

211 Nova Scotia is a free and confidential information and referral service available to everyone in Nova Scotia experiencing unmet social and human needs.

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211 Nova Scotia is a free and confidential information and referral service that connects you to the community and social services you need. Our Navigators are trained to listen and guide you in the right direction.

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Most of Nova Scotia will experience a partial, but near-total, eclipse of the sun. This rare event will occur between approximately 3:24PM and 5:46PM, with the peak happening between 4:36PM and 4:41PM.

Visit novascotia.ca/alerts/#alerts for more information including safety tips.

211 Nova Scotia's Executive Director, Marco Colaiacovo, recently chatted with Quinn Taggart on his podcast Outside My Window. You can listen at ow.ly/i5aw50R8wJk.

We've also added the interview to our news page at ns.211.ca/media-news/.

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Have you visited 211 Nova Scotia's new website?

We have expanded our list of topics:

- Acadian / Francophone
- Military / Veterans
- 2SLGBTQIA+
- African Nova Scotian / Afro-Diaspora
- Mi’kmaq / Indigenous Peoples
- Accessibility
- Pets

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Happy Easter to all that celebrate!

Please remember that 211 Nova Scotia is here to help if you need support over the Easter long weekend.

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Call 211 if you need non-emergency support, including information on where to shelter from the storm safely. Calling 211 is free, confidential, and available 24 hours a day.

If you need emergency assistance, please call 911.

As we head into the long weekend, we wanted to remind you that 211 Nova Scotia is available 24/7 by calling 2-1-1.

The Nova Scotia Guard registration form is at ns.211.ca. Support for this program is available Monday to Friday, from 8am to 8 pm, excluding holidays.

211 Nova Scotia's Community Resource Navigators are trained to connect Nova Scotians experiencing unmet social or human needs with resources that can help.

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Applications close at the end of this month! For more information, including how to apply, call 1 800 670-4357 or go to beta.novascotia.ca/apply-help-hou…

211 Nova Scotia is an information and referral service that can connect you to resources in your community that can help with unmet human needs. 211NS is a free and confidential service available in over 240 languages.

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We're excited to share that we have launched a new and improved website.

You can now search by address, postal code, community, or county. We've also expanded our list of topics and subtopics.

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If you need food support, 211 Nova Scotia can connect you to resources in your community that can help. 211 Nova Scotia is a free and confidential service available in over 240 languages.

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