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.

04/01/2026
04/01/2026

Bronze Medallion Course Starting April 8!

Starting April 8th, we will be offering Bronze Medallion Training for any person over the age of 13 with solid swimming skills. Cost is $125 and registration can be done at www.countyofkings.ca/registration.

Questions, contact our Recreation Team at recreation@countyofkings.ca.

04/01/2026

Community Hub - April 2026 Calendar

The Community Hub is located at 6C Albert St., Bridgetown, NS. For more information or to register for an event, please email: mwade@mountainsandmeadows.ca

04/01/2026

Join the Nova Scotia Sisterhood team for our FREE online health sessions for the Black community.

Healthy Eating for High Cholesterol, with Natalie Johnson, R.D.: April 7 • 6 -7 p.m.

Living Well with High Blood Pressure with Tykora Brinton, R.N. and Natalie Johnson, R.D.: April 20 • Noon - 1 p.m.

Learn about the connection between high cholesterol/high blood pressure with heart attacks and strokes, risk factors, and recommended lifestyle changes.

Email NSSPrograms@nshealth.ca with your full name and choice of program(s) to receive the virtual link(s). Programs are open to all Black individuals, regardless of gender.

04/01/2026

Wednesday May 13 is Nova Scotia Walk Day. Celebrate walking and how it connects us to our communities and to each other. Lead or join a group walk in your community, school or workplace. is a program of Hike Nova Scotia supported by the Nova Scotia Government and Make Your Move. For more information go to: https://www.hikenovascotia.ca/ns-walks-walk-day/

04/01/2026

See our upcoming April outreach at the Annapolis Valley Regional Library in Berwick. April 7th and April 21st from 1-3pm.

04/01/2026

With freezing rain warnings issued across Nova Scotia, it’s important that you prepare properly.

Freezing rain can build up on surfaces, leading to dangerous conditions for walking and driving, falling tree branches, and potential power outages.

Monitor local weather reports for more information and be prepared to change your plans.

For more information, visit: https://emergencyinfo.novascotia.ca/freezing-rain-and-ice.

To learn how to prepare for power outages, visit: https://emergencyinfo.novascotia.ca/power-outages.

04/01/2026
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.

Address

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