Spring Community Information Sessions

The Office of African Nova Scotian Affairs is holding a series of information sessions in African Nova Scotian communities this spring.

The meetings will inform the community about the various departments, agencies and organizations that have programs that benefit the African Nova Scotian community.

The following sessions are being held in April. All begin at 7 p.m.

Cape Breton:

• Whitney Pier: Tuesday, April 13, Menelik Hall, 88 Laurier St., Discovering Labour and Workforce Development
• Glace Bay: Wednesday, April 14, U.N.I.A. Hall and Cultural Museum, 35 Jessome St., Discovering Labour and Workforce Development
• New Waterford: Thursday, April 15, Lion's Club, 471 Mahon St., Discovering Labour and Workforce Development

Central/Strait Region:

• Truro: Wednesday, April 21, Truro Junior High School, 445 Young St., Truro, Volunteering for the Canada Games
• Amherst: Thursday, April 22, Highland A.M.E Church, 236 Church St., Women, Family and the Community

Halifax Regional Municipality:

• Halifax: Tuesday, April 13, Community YMCA, 2269 Gottingen St., Women, Family and the Community
• Hammonds Plains, Wednesday, April 14, Upper Hammonds Plains Community Centre, 711 Pockwock Rd., Understanding Nova Scotia's Human Rights Commission
• Halifax: Wednesday, April 14, Mulgrave Park Tenants Association, 27 Jarvis Lane, The Department of Education and the Community
• Lucasville: Thursday, April 15, Wallace Lucas Community Centre, 596 Lucasville Rd., Volunteering for the Canada Games
• Dartmouth, Thursday, April 15, Dartmouth Sportsplex, 110 Wyse Rd., Understanding Nova Scotia's Human Rights Commission
• Halifax, Tuesday, April 20, St. Andrew's Centre, 6955 Bayers Rd., Understanding Nova Scotia's Human Rights Commission
• Cherry Brook, Wednesday, April 21, Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, 1149 Main St., Dartmouth, Understanding Nova Scotia's Human Rights Commission
• Spryfield, Thursday, April 22, Greystone Tenants Association, 2 Cranberry Court, Daughter, Mother, Sister, etc.: Women's many roles
• Beechville, Tuesday, April 27, Beechville United Baptist Church, 1135 St. Margaret's Bay Rd., Women, Family and the Community

Southwest/Valley Region:

• Birchtown, Monday, April 19, Birchtown Community Centre, 23 Old Birchtown Rd., Shelburne, Discovering the Public Service Commission
• Windsor: Tuesday, April 20, Three Mile Plains Elementary School, 4555 Highway 1, Economic and Rural Development in the Community
• Yarmouth, Tuesday, April 20, Greenville Community Hall, 724 Greenville Rd., Discovering the Public Service Commission
• Digby, Wednesday, April 21, Digby Superstore Community Room, 470 Warrick St., Discovering the Public Service Commission
• Kentville, Thursday, April 22, Valley African Nova Scotia Development Association, 55 Webster St., Volunteering for the Canada Games