Nova Scotia Legal Aid Closes Offices

By March 24, 2020Community, Coronavirus

HAAC thanks Winnie, a member of our extended HAAC family, for her work and role at the Department of Community Services in support of our communities. Please see her information below and her offer to work with all of us through these difficult times.

The Department of Community Services is responsible for providing Income Assistance and Employment Support Programing; Disability Support Programing; and Child Welfare Services across Nova Scotia.  The Department of Community Services is attempting to find effective and alternative ways to provide services to Nova Scotians during this time of COVID 19.

Winnie Grant, is particularly interested in ensuring that the needs of African Nova Scotians are identified and effectively met.  It is also important to plan ahead of any anticipated needs, hence this posting. Winnie is reaching out to you to gain insight into the identified needs specific to persons of African descent, in the Diaspora, and/or needs that have been challenging to fulfill, during these unprecedented times.I

If you have any needs you would like to submit to Winnie, please email her at winnifred.grant@novascotia.ca.

 

Nova Scotia Legal Aids Offices Closed 

Dear NSLA Clients, Applicants, Community Partners & Stakeholders:

RE: NOVA SCOTIA LEGAL AID SERVICES

As a result of enhanced directives from the Province of Nova Scotia and the state of emergency, Nova Scotia Legal Aid (NSLA) Offices are now closed to the public. We are providing the information below to assist you with contacting our offices, or in referring Nova Scotians to our service.

NSLA Offices Closed

Dalhousie MacEachen Institute COVID-19 Update