Sponsored by Fog Off Clothing Co. and endorsed by StudentsNS, the challenge runs throughout October.

The iPad Lending Library was established by the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia to ensure clients have access to this technology for fitness, work readiness, games and other learning.

Presented by Scotiabank. Made possible by Rodd Hotels & Resorts, KC Hospitality, and Harm Geurs Design

Pictou County's “Models for Mental Health” is back and ready to help change the way people think!

Friends of Stan Carew will sing covers of his songs in a memorial tribute concert, Sunday, September 27th

Proceeds support the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia. Families who love to cook invited to take part in competition.

“At a time when funding for eating disorder supports has been substantially reduced, the Mental Health Foundation is happy to be able to provide financial assistance for this incredibly important cause."

The Nova Scotia Hospital site will soon be blossoming with new opportunity and organic beauty.

“Changing the Way People Think with Starr Dobson” will feature Foundation President and CEO as host.

“It’s obvious Nova Scotians want to keep the conversation going and help us change the way people think about what it means to live with mental illness."

The Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia was honoured with a “Connected to the Community Award” at the  Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association ceremony in Halifax.

Proceeds from “Faith” will benefit the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia.

What started as a way to remember the talents of Nova Scotia musician Jay Smith has resulted in $9500 being raised to support mental health initiatives across the province.

The 2nd annual Let's Keep Talking event will feature Michael Landsberg. Tickets available March 24!

A new Pictou County mental health grant has been made possible by Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia volunteers

 Tickets on sale Friday, Mar 6th.  All proceeds to Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia.

Featuring band sets from Matt Mays, Carmen Townsend, Adam Baldwin, and more. Halifax, March 28th.

The 12th annual BMO Bank of Montreal A Different Stage of Mind event marked a record-breaking night of fundraising for the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia.

BMO Bank of Montreal’s A Different Stage of Mind is a variety show featuring Nova Scotian community leaders performing in the roles of musical stars.

The Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia is an official charity for the Bluenose Marathon 2015 Charity Challenge. Learn more and register now!