Truro Program Centre

05/28/2026

Accessible Swimming is always available at Scotia Pool.

It's time to try something new in a safe space with people who understand the struggles of living with a physical or invisible disability.

A warm water pool that is accessible for all. Scotia Pool continues to strive towards improving their space. Lemonaid Stand Society is so grateful for their partnership for this event.

If you do not want to swim that is ok. Come sit by the pool and enjoy the vibe.

As always Lemonaid Stand Society events are for everyone.

05/27/2026

Upcoming AGM for Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland NS

On behalf of the Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia team, please save the date for our Annual General Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, July 8th! 

Please join us at 85 Queen Street in Dartmouth, at 6 pm, to reflect on our work from the past year, including the exciting launch of our new office space to better support our community.

More details to come, so keep an eye on our social media. Looking forward to seeing you there!

05/27/2026

Tonight with Truro Pride Society and the Colchester Food Network !

Happening tonight!!

Come on down to the Colchester Food Network at 5:30pm for Q***r Creative Kitchen, an evening of delicious food and fun arts and crafts.

This month, we're making a Vibrant Veggie Pasta Salad, gluten-free and vegan. Take home mealkits available!

05/27/2026

So grateful for Sheri and Aroma Maya Craft Coffee & Artisan Donuts!

Our friends from the Elizabeth Fry Society organized a Game Night recently, and we would like to extend our thanks to the team for their tireless efforts. It was a pleasure to offer our support.

05/25/2026

05/19/2026

This is our weekly schedule!
Reminder: Our Board Game Cafe Fundraiser for Q***r Youth Prom is happening on Wednesday May 20th at the Truro Fire Hall from 5pm-9pm

05/14/2026

It's a long weekend folks! We will be closed this Monday, May 18th. Youth Drop-In will be cancelled as well.
Have a safe and lovely weekend!

05/13/2026

The conversation under our last post made one thing clear. Families are tired, families are frustrated, and families want to know what inclusive education actually means.

So we are sharing where Inclusion NS stands.

Inclusive education is every student in their local school, in inclusive classes, from early childhood through post-secondary, with the supports they need to belong, learn, and thrive.

That is not what is happening for too many kids right now. When students are excluded, they face segregation, lost friendships, fewer future opportunities, and the message that they do not belong. We hear that loud and clear from the families in our community.

We are calling for a system that gets this right. Real supports. Trained teachers. Classrooms built for every learner from day one.

Read our full Inclusive Education position statement here:
https://www.inclusionns.ca/_files/ugd/7ee84c_b54ca26ea8204f24820946a78f8d706d.pdf?index=true

See all five of our position statements (Inclusive Education, Inclusive Employment, Inclusive Recreation, Right to Decide, Inclusive Housing):
https://www.inclusionns.ca/resources