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.

03/24/2026
03/24/2026

Join Save Our Old Forests and the Centrelea Community Hall for our 3rd annual celebration of Earth Day on Sunday, April 19! 🌎🌲🌷🔆

Kick-start the day with a morning Nature Hike🚶‍♀️🌲 with Donna Crossland from 9:30 - 11:45. Then come back to the Centrelea Community Hall for a free SOOF SOUP lunch! 🍲🍞

With full bellies, we will be well prepared for an afternoon of fun family nature activities, including Crafts, Firefly Art Therapy, Tree Planting, Earth Walk, Live Music, CARP, MTRI, Nature Nova Scotia, Citizen Science and more... 🖌🎨🌳🧘‍♂️🎶

Event Details
🗓️ ​Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026
🕡​ Lunch Served: Noon
🎶 Activities & Live Music: 1pm - 3pm
📍 ​Location: Centrelea Community Hall (3495 Highway 201, Bridgetown, NS, B0S 1C0)

Free event, free lunch. All Welcome.

03/13/2026
03/13/2026
03/13/2026

This is our last weekend of having ice. Be sure to come out to one of our many Free Skates and Sticks and Pucks!

No school tomorrow for Middleton folks as well so we threw in a Family Sticks and Pucks from 11am-12pm if any wants something to do!

Thank you to all organizations that made this possible throughout the year!

03/13/2026

Spring is in the air! What better way to welcome this change of seasons than with a cozy afternoon witht he SOOF community and a yummy bowl of hot soup? 🍲🌼

Come join Save Our Old Forests at the Centrelea Community Hall for our March SOOF Soup Sunday! Doors open and lunch is served starting at 12 pm. Shortly after 1pm, Guest Speaker Keith Egger will host a talk about Postfire Mushrooms and what role fungi plays in the postfire ecosystem. 🔥🍄

Ray Mackie’s “Seconds” will be available for purchase by donation (proceeds to SOOF).

Event Details:
🍄 Date: Sunday, March 15, 2026
🍄 Time: 12:00 pm
🍄 Location: Centrelea Community Hall (3495 Highway 201)
Free lunch (donations to the Hall appreciated). All Welcome.

03/13/2026

The Town of Middleton is looking for a citizen representative to join the Source Water Protection Advisory Committee. This is your chance to have a voice in guiding how our community protects its source water - now and into the future.

If you live in the County of Annapolis (ideally within the Source Water Protection Area) and are interested in contributing to meaningful, community-focused work, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 To apply: email ea@town.middleton.ns.ca

03/13/2026

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462 Main Street Box 730
Middleton, NS
B0S1P0

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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