Voies de guérison

Community collaboration in grief, bereavement, and emotional wellness for all Nova Scotians.

Healing Pathways is a program designed to support grief, bereavement, and emotional wellness across Nova Scotia. The program includes two complementary components: Healing Pathways Community Funding Grants, which provide financial support to community-based organizations delivering grief and emotional wellness initiatives, and Healing Pathways-Grieving Well™ which focuses on building shared understanding, resources, and education to strengthen grief support across the province.

Ce travail répond directement à l’appel de la Mass Victimty Commission pour un soutien communautaire soutenu au deuil après l’événement d’avril 2020.

In January 2024, NSHPCA was selected by the provincial government to serve as the Community Hub Organization, one of the five components of the Nova Scotia Community Grief & Emotional Wellness Model (NSCGEM). In this role, NSHPCA supports collaboration with local organizations and communities to strengthen access to grief and emotional wellness services. As part of our role as the Community Hub Organization, NSHPCA developed and implemented the Healing Pathways Program.
 
More information on NSHPCA’s role as the Community Hub Organization can be found on pages 4 & 5 of the province’s Community Grief and Emotional Wellness Hub document.
Chemins de guérison a financé des dizaines d’initiatives communautaires et est mise en œuvre par la NSHPCA avec un financement initial de l’Agence de la santé publique du Canada, et maintenant du gouvernement de la Nouvelle-Écosse.

Financement engagé à ce jour :

$940,153.49

Subventions de financement communautaire de Healing Pathways

Launched in 2024, Healing Pathways Community Funding Grants has invested in dozens of community-led initiatives supporting grief, bereavement, and emotional wellness across Nova Scotia. The program has distributed $940,153.49 to 41 projects, supporting approaches ranging from peer support and cultural healing to workshops and arts-based therapies.

The Healing Pathways Community Funding Grant Program provides up to $50,000 per project to support community-led initiatives focused on grief, bereavement, and emotional wellness. Applications are accepted once annually through a single call for proposals.

Grant applications will open Soon. Sign up here for updates and announcement

Healing Pathways Acknowledgement Guidelines

Support for this project must be acknowledged through the inclusion of the Healing Pathways logo in all electronic and print communications material, i.e. brochures and advertising. Download a standard version of the Healing Pathways Community Funding Grants logo for use in communications recognizing funding assistance.

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Le puits™ de deuil

Annuaire en ligne

Healing Pathways-Prieving Well est un annuaire en ligne conçu pour soutenir les Néo-Écossais dans leur deuil et leur bien-être émotionnel.

Qu’il s’agisse de vivre une perte personnelle ou de soutenir quelqu’un en deuil, ce répertoire offre des informations accessibles, des outils pratiques et des soutiens communautaires pour aider les individus à chaque étape de leur parcours.

Développé par la Nova Scotia Hospice Palliative Care Association, Healing Pathways – Prieving Well connecte les utilisateurs à des ressources fiables, incluant l’éducation au deuil, les services de soutien et les communautés de pairs. Bien que l’annuaire s’étendra à l’ensemble de la province en 2025, son objectif initial est mis sur les ressources disponibles à Cumberland, Colchester et East Hants.

Le deuil est une expérience profondément personnelle, mais personne n’a à le traverser seul. Chemins de guérison – Pleuring Well aide les individus à trouver le soutien dont ils ont besoin, quand ils en ont besoin.

Provincial Grant Recipients

Advocate & District Development Association

The Advocate District & Development Association spearheaded a project providing new cooking equipment to a community group, significantly impacting their ability to host events and provide services.

Truro & Colchester Chamber of Commerce

Launched a project aimed at providing wellness resources, and workshops for businesses. Topics have included topics related to mental health, stress management, and workers’ compensation processes for workers with PTSD, and Mental Health First Aid

The Local Council of Women Halifax

The Circle of Sisterhood project will offer twelve group sessions designed to create a space for migrant women to share and learn from each other about their experiences with integration into their new community.

Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia

The Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia (ASNS) has launched a 6-week virtual grief support program designed to provide a compassionate and structured environment for caregivers and family members.

Samuel R Balcom Centre Association

Wellness Park, Bereavement Training, and Facilitated Workshops-The Wellness Park will be developed on a cleared, level site previously used as a school ball diamond, and will feature a gazebo, therapeutic flower beds, pathways, and memory benches.

The Deanery Project Non-Profit Cooperative Ltd

The Deanery Project is launching "Healing Through Nature & Arts," a holistic grief, bereavement, and emotional wellness support initiative designed to help individuals process grief and loss in meaningful and sustainable ways.

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