Annapolis Community Health Board

Annapolis Community Health Board The Annapolis Community Health Board (ACHB) is one of 35 CHBS within Nova Scotia Health and serves the residents of Annapolis County.

12/16/2025

We're giving you a little heads-up that all CHBs throughout Nova Scotia will begin accepting applications for Wellness Fund grants on February 16th, 2026. If your community group has an idea, you are strongly encouraged to reach out to your local CHB Coordinator to discuss.

12/16/2025

Nous souhaitons vous informer que tous les conseils communautaires de santé (CCS) de la Nouvelle-Écosse commenceront à accepter les demandes de subventions du Fonds de bien-être à compter du 16 février 2026. Si votre groupe communautaire a une idée de projet, nous vous encourageons fortement à communiquer avec la coordination de votre CCS local afin d’en discuter.

12/16/2025
11/19/2025

🌿 Join CARP and Soft Pine Wellness for a Guided Nature Walk! 🌿

Join CARP and Soft Pine Wellness for a guided nature walk along the Fales River!
Discover the area’s local biodiversity and ecology, try out some guided mindfulness in nature activities, and learn how CARP has been supporting the health of the Fales River over the years.

📅 November 23�🕙 10 AM–12 PM or 1–3 PM�📍 Fales River Trail, Greenwood
For questions, contact gracebowen-maclean@annapolisriver.ca

11/19/2025
11/19/2025
11/19/2025

Where else can you hike along four completely separate coastlines while never leaving the province? Complete the Four Shores Badge as part of Hike NS’s Hiker Challenge! Your reward for completing a challenge is a badge to show off on clothing or backpacks and making the Honour Roll with prize draws each season for gift cards generously provided by The Trail Shop With this badge you must have gone for a hike on these FOUR shorelines in a year: Fundy Shore, Northumberland Shore, Cape Breton Shore, as well as the Eastern & SouthShore! Supported by Hike Nova Scotia & The Trail Shop

More details at https://www.hikenovascotia.ca/projects-hiker-challenge/.

11/19/2025

THRIVE WORKSHOP: Pathways to Healing — Recognizing and Coping with Trauma

Healing from trauma takes time — and you don’t have to do it alone.

In this free THRIVE workshop, you’ll learn to recognize the signs of trauma and PTSD, explore practical coping strategies, and discover ways to support your own healing — and the healing of those you care about — in a safe, supportive space.

Join us on November 26 from 12:00–1:00 p.m. on Zoom.

🔗 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1853628415489?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Middleton, NS
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The CHBs are a committed group of volunteers who are working together to improve the health and wellness of their communities CHBs also do advocacy work, create partnership and collaboration and, distribute Wellness funds annually to local community groups. Developed by Barb Madic

Community Health Boards (CHBs) are groups of volunteers from your community. They work together to improve health & wellness where we live, work, play and learn. They gather your ideas and share information about how to improve and promote health & wellness close to home. They focus on the many factors that affect health & wellness in our communities including income, education and sense of belonging, among others. CHBs share what they have learned about your health & wellness priorities with Nova Scotia Health Authority, IWK Health Centre, and community groups. CHBs advocate for actions to promote and improve health & wellness based on what communities say is most important. Guided by their Community Health Plans, they develop partnerships with local community groups and they award Wellness Fund grants to local community projects