Digby & Area Community Health Board

Digby & Area Community Health Board Community Health Board members are a committed group of volunteers working together, under a legislated mandate, to improve the health of the community.

CHB members help create a Healthy Community by:

- Learning about the current health status of their community through Community Health Profiles, Community Health Plans and Public Engagement Plans

- Advocating for a Population Health approach to Healthy Communities and by recognizing the social determinants of health

- Actively participating in Community Health Planning

- Sharing their knowle

dge and experience of Community Health Board mandates

- Evaluating Wellness Funds applications from groups that plan to improve the health of their community

- Reporting on their activities and plans for the future

05/15/2026

Atlantic Food Systems Survey! πŸ‘‰οΈ https://bit.ly/atlanticfoodsurvey

We're speaking with people across the territories of Atlantic Canada to better understand what's working, what's under pressure, and what needs to change so that our food systems work well for the people who depend on them.

Survey responses will help inform future policy work, community initiatives, and regional coordination efforts that strengthen food systems across Atlantic Canada.

This survey is open to anyone connected to food in Atlantic Canada, including producers, harvesters, processors, retailers, community organizations, policymakers, and eaters.

This work is a collaboration with the Centre for Local Prosperity and the Atlantic Food Action Coalition
πŸ”— https://centreforlocalprosperity.ca/
πŸ”— https://atlanticfoodaction.ca/

05/15/2026

Applications are now being accepted for the 2026 DARC Bursary. Recreation related fields includes, but not limited to, Recreation and Leisure Studies, Recreation and Occupational Therapist, Sport and Event Management, Non Profit Leadership, Community Development, Kinesiology. Email admin@digbyarearecreation.ca for more information and application.
Deadline is June 5!

05/15/2026

πŸ¦‹ Get buggy with SOOF! 🐜
Join SOOF and local entomologist Scott Digweed for our Bug Quest Workshop! πŸ› We’ll start indoors learning about DNA barcodes and the hidden biodiversity of forest insects. Then we’ll take a field trip to the Goldsmith Lake Wilderness Area for a closer look at the bug traps that have been deployed. And YOU can help collect the weekly sample for the BugQuest Canada project and contribute to Canada’s largest ever insect survey! 🐝

Workshop Details:
πŸ—“οΈβ€‹ Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026
πŸ•‘β€‹ Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
πŸ“β€‹Location: West Dalhousie Community Hall (4868 West Dalhousie Road)
Free Workshop. Maximum 20 Participants.
Registration Required: https://forms.gle/4xC9WQa2xyYZSzmq8


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05/15/2026
04/29/2026
04/29/2026

Have you registered yet?
This gathering is for all the folks working to improve food security in the Valley... in any capacity!
We are looking forward to learning and eating together on May 7th in Middleton.
Travel support is available.
Registration on our website: https://sites.google.com/kccfoodcouncil.ca/valleyfoodcouncil

04/29/2026

For all the teachers, parents, and people who work with young people πŸ’š

Almost 1 in 5 youth (ages 16–24) report feeling lonely often or always.

Schools are some of the most powerful places for connection and the Mental Health Week Toolkit for Schools gives educators ready-to-use activities and conversation starters to help.

Download for free at https://cmha.ca/mental-health-week/toolkits/ -sheets

Tag a teacher, school counsellor, or parent who would find this helpful!

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C/o SMH/Community Health Boards; 462 Main Street
Middleton, NS
B0S1P0

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