Profile of the Month – Archive

The field of health promotion is thriving in Nova Scotia, and this section is intended to share with you the activities, the successes – and the people behind the progress. We’d like to hear from you. If you are interested in writing a profile on your organization or more specifically on one of your health promotion initiatives, please contact us.

Family Matters Family Resource Center

2012 May Profile

Family Matters Family Resource Center

Family Matters Family Resource Center is a non-profit, community based organization located in Lawrencetown, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia.

Brushing Up on Mouth Care in Nova Scotia

2012 April Profile

Brushing Up on Mouth Care in Nova Scotia

This program  contains educational materials aimed at improving daily oral care for older persons living in long-term care.  It focuses on education and training for nursing staff and care providers.

March of Dimes Canada- Conductive Education®

2012 March Profile

March of Dimes Canada- Conductive Education®

March of Dimes Canada is a non for profit organization which provides programs and services to people of all ages with physical disabilities. Conductive Education® is a community based rehabilitation program. It merges elements of education and rehabilitation in an innovative approach to learning.

Therapeutic Recreation Association of Atlantic Canada

2012 February Profile

Therapeutic Recreation Association of Atlantic Canada

The Therapeutic Recreation Association of Atlantic Canada (TRAAC) was established in 1999 and represents 92 therapeutic recreation professionals, supporting members and students throughout Atlantic Canada.  Our mission is to promote excellence in Therapeutic Recreation through advocacy for our profession and members, the development of resources to further our field and to provide our members with continuing education opportunities.

The Digby & Area Community Health Board

2012 January Profile

The Digby & Area Community Health Board

This communty health board is one of 37 in the province of Nova Scotia. Community Health Boards (CHBs) serve a vital role in the wellbeing of their commnities, helping support many community-based projects and partnerships.