On November 13th the Pictou County Interagency Committee on Family Violence hosted a community event to explore ways to approach and...

We are growing in an exciting way! Injury Free Nova Scotia is looking to engage a consultant/ consultant firm to implement aspects of our...

November is Fall Prevention Month! Falls are the leading cause of injury and injury related death in Nova Scotia. Many falls are...

Injury Free Nova Scotia had the pleasure to work with Health Promoters in the Mental Health and Additions program at Nova Scotia Health...

IFNS is exited to invite you to join our Relationships Between Personality Traits, Alcohol Use, and Physical Injury virtual sharing event...

Fakir Yunus is a Mitacs Accelerate post-doctoral fellow at Dalhousie University, in the Department of Psychology where he is engaged with...

Injury Free Nova Scotia is currently conducting research to increase and further its understanding of how to best prevent Off-Highway...

The Association of Black Social Workers (ABSW) and Injury Free Nova Scotia are proud to announce our Grab Bar Give Away partnership....

Check out Parachutes "The Cost of Injury in Canada 2021" report to learn more about the cost of injury from a societal perspective,...

Injury Free Nova Scotia will be hosting our 2022 Annual General Meeting in person! We look forward to connecting in person on Thursday...

Injury Free Nova Scotia is a proud member of the Atlantic Children’s Falls Prevention Working Group which consist of Atlantic-based...

The Suicide Prevention and Risk Reduction (SPRR) Community Working Group invites hope providers to discuss and explore how we create...

UPDATED: November 1st 2021 We are interested in investigating how best to prevent ATV/Off-Road Vehicles related injuries and death in...

A health impact assessment is a phenomenal proactive approach that can be taken to investigate the potential health impacts and effects a...

Injury Free Nova Scotia commissioned a province-wide 2020 Age of First Drink study in Nova Scotia. Information from this survey...

The Atlantic Collaborative on Injury Prevention has compiled a list of resources for Atlantic Canadians to keep them safe in...

Social isolation is necessary in times like these, but that doesn't make it any easier. It's important to make sure that we're staying...

The BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit has launched a new interactive website, which displays data based on the Canadian Child Safety...

Welcome to our new website! We will be sharing relevent events, projects and other initiatives in the world of Nova Scotia Injury...