Nova Scotia Fueling Hope & Healing: Learn Mental Health First Aid Online

a higher percentage of residents reporting a mental illness in their lifetime compared to the national average.

a disparity in mental health outcomes for African Nova Scotians. African Nova Scotian communities experience higher rates of mental illness and poorer access to mental health care compared to the general population.

found that youth who leave school early in Nova Scotia are more likely to experience mental health challenges.

higher rates of suicide attempts among females: While suicide rates are a concern for all genders, Nova Scotia sees a higher prevalence of suicide attempts among females compared to the national average.

found that coastal communities face unique mental health challenges due to the psychological effects of climate change, such as rising sea levels and extreme weather events.