Nova Scotia Chapter

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About Us

The Nova Scotia Chapter was started in October of 2012 and became official in January 2013 with a strong volunteer component based in the Annapolis Valley, the South Shore and Halifax/Dartmouth. The Chapter was very active in advance of Bill C-14.  Over the years the Chapter has offered numerous seminars on Advance Care Planning and the issue of Medical Assistance in Dying.  

Services Provided

  • Presentations on Advance Care Planning and medical assistance in dying (MAID) fundamentals
  • Promotion of Advanced Care Planning and patient rights
  • Independent Witnessing for MAID requests
  • Building and maintaining relationships within the community through outreach
  • Advocacy for end-of-life care and choice

Our Chapter's Team

Linda F.

Chapter Chair

Jim S.

Volunteer

Johanna O.

Volunteer

Colleen M.

Volunteer

Brenda L.

Volunteer

Linda F.

Volunteer

Upcoming Events

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Contact us

nova-scotia

novascotia@dyingwithdignity.ca

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