Get Your Body Movin’ For Mental Health This February

January 15, 2025 — We’re thrilled to introduce Body Movin’, our new province-wide fundraising challenge taking place all month long in February. Designed for participants of all ages and abilities, Body Movin’ encourages Nova Scotians to move their bodies with intention in support of raising money for mental health while nurturing their own wellbeing.

The RBC Holiday Black Tie Gala Silent Auction is officially live

November 22, 2024 - Even if you’re unable to attend this year’s RBC Holiday Black Tie Gala, you can still join us in supporting mental health initiatives across Nova Scotia by participating in our annual silent auction at www.mhfnsauction.ca. Explore a wide collection of items and experiences perfect for holiday gifting or indulging yourself—all while giving back to your community.

$1.4 million in funding awarded to mental health initiatives across Nova Scotia

October 2, 2024 – The Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia is awarding $1.4 million to 71 community-based mental health projects in the second round of the 2024-25 Community Grant funding cycle. This funding allows organizations across the province to deliver essential services, supports, and education relating to mental health and wellness, mental illnesses, and addictions.

Q&A with Let’s Keep Talking Keynote Speaker Clara Hughes

September 16, 2024 - On October 9th during Mental Illness Awareness Week, Canadian Olympian Clara Hughes will return to Halifax for Let’s Keep Talking, our annual celebration to recognize outstanding Nova Scotians making strides in mental health support, education, and advocacy. President and CEO Starr Cunningham asked Clara to share some thoughts and insights in advance of her keynote address. Read the interview here.

Anxious Creations combines creativity and mental health at local markets along Nova Scotia’s South Shore

July 19, 2024 - Vicky Lamb is the maker behind Anxious Creations, a small business selling handmade jewelry and knitwear at markets along the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Her own experience with anxiety and depression motivates her to donate 10% of sales each month to the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia.