The Continuing Care Council was established to provide a meaningful vehicle to inform the Health Association Board and staff on issues impacting continuing care members and the provision of these services in the province. It also serves as a discussion forum, and has the authority to make appropriate decisions regarding advocacy and strategy when and where applicable.
Council is made up from representatives across the province:
Diverse Abilities NS is a membership-based association comprised of organizations from across the province who provide a continuum of progressive services and supports that are designed to empower people with diverse abilities to make their own choices, participate in decision-making, and to participant in, and contribute to, their local community.
The membership of Diverse Abilities NS is made up of all the ARC/RRCs across the province of Nova Scotia including:
The Home Care Network provides a meaningful vehicle for the home care sector to come together to discuss issues of common concern, as well as respond to, and proactively address, issues impacting the provision of home care services in the province.
The Home Care Network is comprised of all Health Association member home support and home nursing agencies. These include:
Long Term Care Nova Scotia was established to be a policy and advocacy table focused on representing the collective views of the Health Association Nova Scotia’s (HANS) long term care membership and promoting positive improvements in the provision of long term care services in Nova Scotia. Our mandate is to:
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