Black Health and Wellness Event in Sydney

On Friday, May 3, the Advisory Committee for Black Public Health will be offering a Black Health and Wellness Event at Centre 200 in Sydney. The event will include a variety of services provided by a team of healthcare professionals and community leaders working together to provide a positive, Africentric health and wellness experience.

All are welcome to attend and take advantage of the services offered, as well as the opportunity to congregate with diverse Black and African Nova Scotian community members in a culturally competent space.

See below for event details, including confirmed providers and services being offered. For upcoming events in other parts of the province, visit www.nshealth.ca/Black-Public-Health. t

Centre 200 Concourse
481 George St., Sydney
Friday, May 3 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Alzheimer Society

• Dementia Support

Association of Black Social Workers

• Accessing Grab Bars for Household Safety
• Healing from Grief & Trauma

Department of Community Services

• Family Service Programs

Health Association of African Canadians

• Health Information, Support & Advocacy

Mental Health & Addictions (NSH)

• Bloom Program 

Pharmacy Services

• Blood Glucose Testing
• Cholesterol Testing 

Primary Health Care Wellness Navigators

• Healthcare Navigation Support

Public Health (NSH)

• Information about Pregnancy, Parenting, Immunizations & Infectious Diseases
• Immunization Records Review
• COVID-19 & Measles Vaccines

About the Advisory Committee for Black Public Health

The Advisory Committee for Black Public Health started during COVID-19 as a collaboration between Nova Scotia Health Public Health, Department of Health and Wellness Public Health Branch, Health Association of African Canadians and the Association of Black Social Workers. It has now expanded to include other health and community-based organizations representing more voices from the unique and diverse Black groups in Nova Scotia. The goal of this collaboration is to improve Black health outcomes through the use of culturally specific approaches across the province.