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Health, Wellness & Nutrition
Resources

Our Resources page features a curated list of contact information for organizations focused on health, wellness, and nutrition. From local services to specialized programs, these resources are designed to connect you with the support and guidance needed to achieve a healthier lifestyle. Explore the directory to find organizations dedicated to your well-being and nutritional goals.

100 Meals

(902) 749-6442
100meals@townofyarmouth.ca
Runs from approximately December to March.
Providing one meal a day, for 100 days, free to anyone who wants to attend. Put on by
community organizations and funded by the community.

211

Services and program information throughout Nova Scotia.

811

Non-emergency health information and services. Available 24/7.

988

Suicide Crisis Helpline. Available 24/7.

Acts of Kindness (AOK)

(902) 307-7772
AOKsociety@gmail.com
www.iamok.ca
Providing free meals every Saturday from 3 pm-5 pm at the YACRO Hub at 11 Queen Street.

Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous

Avalon Sexual Assault Centre

(902) 817-3821
For survivors of sexualized or gender-based violence in Nova Scotia.

Barrington Recreation

(902) 637-2015
mjames@barringtonmunicipality.com (Misty James, Recreation Director)
www.barringtonmunicipality.com/recreation

Celebrate Recovery

20 Forbes Street, Yarmouth
(902) 742-7323
cr@yarmouthwc.com
www.celebraterecovery.ca

Christ-centered 12-step Recovery Program

Community Health Board
(902) 740-1338 (Yarmouth/Clare, Clyde Deviller)
(902) 824-6762 (Digby, Anjeanette LeMay)
(902) 340-0478 (Shelburne, Tomi McCarthy)

Digby Area Recreation Commission

27 Shreve Street, Digby
(902) 245-5006
darc@ns.aliantzinc.ca
www.digbyarearecreation.ca

Digby Mental Health Services

75 Warwick Street, Digby
(902) 245-4709

Family Pharmacare Program

www.novascotia.ca/dhw/pharmacare/family-pharmacare.asp
The Nova Scotia Family Pharmacare Program is a provincial drug insurance plan designed to
help Nova Scotians with the cost of their prescription drugs. The Program offers protection
against drug costs for families who have no drug coverage or if the cost of the prescription
drugs become a financial burden to them. The Program is available to all Nova Scotians with a
valid Nova Scotia Health Card.

Heartfelt Art

r.deveau96@gmail.com
Facebook page: “Heartfelt Art”
Workshops for creative expression with Therapeutic Arts Practitioner, Raelynn Deveau.

Hope for Wellness

1-855-242-3310
Helpline for the Indigenous community (24/7).

IWK Health Centre

5850/5980 University Avenue, Halifax
(902) 470-8888
A major hospital for women and children.

Metro Dispensary (IWK)

5850/5980 University Avenue, Halifax
(902) 470-8135
At-cost/cheaper medication. Must be referred by any social worker. Once referred, the entire
household is referred, and they are referred for life. Metro Dispensary offers a flat rate shipping
anywhere in Nova Scotia.

Mobile Clinics

235 Main Street, Yarmouth
3695 Highway 3, Barrington Passage
71 West Street, Digby
1606 Lake Road, Shelburne
4453 Evangeline Trail, Weymouth
www.nshealth.ca/mobileprimarycareclinics

Nova Scotia Mental Health & Addictions Intake

1-855-922-1122

Nova Scotia Mental Health Crisis Line

1-888-429-8167

SANE Program (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner)

1-833-577-7263 (SANE response line, 24/7)
Support for anyone who has experienced sexual violence in the last 7 days. Available support at
the Emergency Department, RCMP, primary care providers, or at the Women’s Centre.

Shelburne County Warm Line

1-833-927-6546
A warm line is a confidential, free phone service, offering mental health support. Not intended
for emergency situations.

Shelburne Food Bank

173 Mowatt Street, Shelburne
(902) 875-3823
Open on Wednesdays from 9 am-12 pm

Shelburne Recreation

414 Woodlawn Drive, Shelburne
(902) 375-3544

Strongest Families Institute

1-866-470-7111
Head office in Bedford, at 2 Dartmouth Road.
Bilingual mental health services available over the phone for children/youth, adults, and their
families, when and where they need them.

Talk Suicide Canada Crisis Line

​1-833-456-4566

Together All

www.togetherall.com
Free anonymous mental health support.

Tri-County Pregnancy Care Centre

368 Main Street, Lovitt Plaza Suite 209, Yarmouth
(902) 742-3865
Pregnancy and pregnancy loss support, free pregnancy tests, prenatal, parental, and
life skills education. TCPP can also help with referrals to other agencies.

Tri-County Women’s Centre Wellness Clinic

12 Cumberland Street, Yarmouth
(902) 742-1790
clinic@tricountywomenscentre.org
Nurse Practitioners, Virtual Care, Doctors.

VON

55 Starrs Road, Yarmouth
(902) 742-4512
Home support, frozen meals on wheels, foot care, and many other nursing services.

Yarmouth Food Bank

2 Herbert Street, Yarmouth
(902) 742-0918
Open to the public every Tuesday from 1 pm-3:30 pm from September to June. Summer hours
differ; hours are posted on location. Closed on holidays. People are required to bring ID with
birthdate and address to register.

Yarmouth Recreation

932 Highway 1, Hebron
(902) 742-8868
Recreation programming and services for the residents of the Town of Yarmouth and
Municipality of the District of Yarmouth. Programming available for children, youth, adults, and
seniors.

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