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How to Help - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. There are many ways you can help support mental illness awareness and Laing House. Talk about mental illness, continue the dialogue! Make an in-kind donation. Fundraise for Laing House. Make a planned gift. If you are already aware of the importance of youth mental illness, you have already started to help. Yarmouth Peer Support Group. Laing in the News.

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Apply Now - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. If you are between the ages of 16 and 29 living with a diagnosis of mood disorder, anxiety and/or psychosis, you could become a Laing House member! Laing House offers peer to peer support, community support and specialized programming to help you on your road to recovery. Please download, print, fill out and drop off your membership application to Hilary Rankin, our program manager at Laing House. 1225 Barrington Street,.

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Family Support - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. The Family Support Group is made up of parents, family members, and friends who provide significant support; emotional, psychological, financial or other, to a loved one who has a mental illness. It is not necessary for the person you are supporting to be a Laing House member or that they fit strictly within the age range for Laing members (16 to 30 years of age). Laing House, 1225 Barrington St., Halifax. 7 to 9 pm.

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Youth - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. Laing House means so many different things, to many so different people. To some, Laing House is a resource for programming such as education and employment, whereas for others it is a place to try new activities and broaden horizons. Laing House is a safe, comfortable environment where our youth are able to be themselves without fear of judgment or stigma. A peer support group who have similar experiences with mental help.

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Planned Giving - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. Making a planned gift is a thoughtful and personal way to contribute to an organization that you care about. This type of gift can also be a very practical addition to a financial or estate plan when tax implications are considered. Please consider sharing the gift of your legacy with Laing House. For more information, please call us at (902) 425-9018. Gifts of Securities and Mutual Funds. Yarmouth Peer Support Group.

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Resources - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. Looking for other youth mental health resources or other social and community services? Lists over 4,000 programs and services across NS for mental health, housing, addiction services, legal assistance and more. Yarmouth Peer Support Group. Laing in the News.

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Donate - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. There are a number of ways you can contribute to youth living with mental illness at Laing House. Every donation makes a difference and together, we can change lives. We can offer hope, one person at a time. Provide valuable funds to Laing House and give hope to Laing House members as they as get the help that they need to rebuild their lives. And send it to Laing House along with a void cheque, or donate online. Laing in the News.

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Community Partners - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. Laing House is fortunate to partner with a number of caring and committed community organizations. These organizations are working with Laing House to empower youth living with mental illness, reduce the stigma and continue the dialogue. AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia. Canadian Mental Health Association, Halifax Branch. Communities Addressing Suicide Together. Department of Health, Nova Scotia. Mental Health Mobile Crisis Team.

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In-Kind Donations - Laing House

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Yarmouth Peer Support Group. A Night In Black and White. Laing in the News. In-kind donations are always welcome as a practical way to benefit Laing House members. Many of our members have limited resources and often struggle to make ends meet. In-kind donations can also enhance Laing House programming by providing members with opportunities to participate in activities they would not otherwise be able to. Here are a few items that are always helpful:. Donations of food non-perishable, fresh or frozen.