A new pilot program that launched in December to help seniors in the Preston area live more independently in their homes will soon be available in Kings County and on the Halifax peninsula.
Category: Government Updates
Share your appreciation for community heroes
Share your appreciation for community heroes by submitting a Member’s Statement to be shared in the Spring Legislature.
Financial assistance for uninsurable wildfire losses
The Disaster Financial Assistance Program is now open for municipalities and others who suffered uninsurable losses as a result of this year’s wildfires in Halifax Regional Municipality, Shelburne County, and Yarmouth County.
Access to YourHealthNS app
YourHealthNS is a new mobile app that provides healthcare information, resources, and services in Nova Scotia.
Fall 2023 Newsletter
My fall newsletter is hitting mailboxes across Fairview-Clayton Park. Click below for links to additional information from the print edition.
Heating Assistance Rebate Program
The Heating Assistance Rebate Program helps low-income Nova Scotians with the cost of home heating. Qualifying homes will receive $600 this year.
Share feedback about the Children and Family Services Act
Nova Scotians are invited to share feedback about the Children and Family Services Act.
Seniors Care Grant increase
The Seniors Care Grant helps seniors cover the costs of a range of healthcare and household services, including physiotherapy, medication and grocery delivery, phone services, and home repairs.
Disaster Financial Assistance
Support for small businesses, non-profits, and residential property owners and tenants who have suffered uninsurable damage or loss from the July storm flooding can apply for financial assistance until October 31st.
Provincewide state of emergency
A provincewide state of emergency was declared on July 22, in response to the severe flooding that happened across the province on July 21 and will remain in effect until August 5 or until government terminates or extends it.