Congratulations to our Past Recipients
Serving and Engaging Society Fund Recipients
2025/26 Recipients |
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Project: Research Honoraria - MSc in Psychiatry Research Thesis Project with Patient Partners Applicant: Daniel Basso Community partners: Patient partners Equity-denied groups project will engage: Individuals living with addiction/those using illicit substances; individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities |
Project: African Nova Scotian/Black Communities and NS Early Psychosis Program Knowledge Exchange Workshop Applicant: Dr. Kara Dempster Community partners: Leaders in the ANS/Black community Equity-denied groups project will engage: Black Nova Scotians; Individuals living with addiction/those using illicit substances |
Project: Community Event for Elderly African Nova Scotians Applicant: Damilola Onietan Community partner: Lucasville Community Association Equity-denied groups project will engage: Black Nova Scotians; Vulnerable age groups (over 65) |
Project: Framework Development – Pediatric Mental Health Care Applicant: Dr. Pippa Moss Community partners: Youth and their families with lived experience of second-generation antipsychotics treatment, local businesses & organizations, and representatives from community-based mental health and primary care services in rural Nova Scotia Equity-denied groups project will engage: Vulnerable age groups (those under 19); rural population; individuals living with physical and mental disabilities |
Project: Research - Transformative Pathways to Promoting Mental Health in Black Students Event Applicant: Somtoo Henry Equity-denied groups project will engage: Black Nova Scotians; Other BIPOC populations |
2024/25 Recipients |
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Project: 2nd Annual Dalhousie Psychiatry Resident Association Symposium on Social Determinants of Health Applicants: Drs. Jasmyn Cunningham, Cameron Taylor, and Talia Bond Community partners: The Brotherhood of Nova Scotia, Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre, COAST, and Halifax Lancers, where the residents participated in an Equine Supported Wellness Workshop. |
Project: Early Psychosis Intervention Nova Scotia (EPINS) Educational Webinars Applicant: Brittany Chisholm Community partners: EPINS teams in rural health zones, family members, first voice, and relevant community agencies Equity-denied groups project will engage: Vulnerable age groups (over 65 and under 19); rural population; Individuals and families experiencing first episode of psychosis |
Project: Needs Assessment for Supportive Housing for Young Mothers Applicant: Dr. Dawn Veinot Community partners: Supportive Housing for Young Mothers |
Project: Mental Health Mini-Conference Applicants: Dr. Zenovia Ursuliak and Becky Marval Community partners: North End Community Health Centre Equity-denied group project will engage: Street population/homeless, and those experiencing poverty |
Project: Awareness Event for International Graduate Students Applicant: Bala Harri Community partners: Dalhousie University, BIPOC Graduate Student Mentoring Academy, Dalhousie University Black Student Advising Centre, Graduate Student Association of the Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie Wellness Center, Dalhousie University Student Accessibility Centre. Equity-denied group project will engage: Newcomers and Refugees |