Government Partners with 211 to Enhance Services for Seniors
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Starting Thursday, January 15th, seniors will only need to dial three digits to get information they need as the province-wide 211 service will handle inquiries about senior abuse and provincial programs.
211 Nova Scotia is a confidential information and referral service for community, non-profit and government services. It has information about thousands of services, is available 24 hours a day and has interpretation services for more than 100 languages.
AwesomeAntigonish.com
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AwesomeAntigonish will be awarding its first grants for interesting projects this November 12 at 7 pm at the People's Place Library in Antigonish. Take a look to see what they are all about.
Download What Is Awesome Antigonish to find out more.
Antigonish Community Transit (ACTS)
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Join us for the ride!
The Antigonish Community Transit Society is beginning a pilot project transit service that will cover the town and county of Antigonish. This service is the result of a lot of volunteer hours and community support, and we are so excited to finally be putting wheels on the road to help everyone in the town and county access services and cover distances easily, conveniently and economically. This 7 month pilot project is designed to determine the need for public transit in Antigonish by evaluating its usage. Routes serviced and vehicle capacities will be determined according to rider demand and community input!
Media Release - Wind Energy Project
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Members of the Alternative Resource Energy Authority (AREA) met on June 24th, 2014 to formalize constating documents, creating a municipally-owned independent power producer.
Read about the pdf Alternative Resource Energy Authority – Wind Energy Project(187 KB) .
211 Nova Scotia
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Navigating the expansive network of community and social services provided by government and the not for profit sector can be challenging.
211 is a free, confidential information and referral service for thousands of community and social services available across the province. When you dial 2-1-1, trained information and referral specialists will help you understand and find services like applicable rebates (i.e. HARP), services for seniors, home care and respite, volunteer opportunities, tax services, credit counseling, mental health/addiction services, disability services, recreational programs, tuition assistance, food banks, housing assistance, emergency shelters and much more.
211 is available 24/7, in English and French and for the hearing impaired. There are also interpretation services available in over 100 languages.
For more information, dial 2-1-1 or search our online database at www.ns.211.ca.
Tenant Move Out Guide
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Great Tips for Moving Day!