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About NSSEA
What does the organization do for the community?
We provide workshops when needed. We supply materials to the EKM Health Quest Center, which are open to the community at large, at no extra cost
Who will benefit from your project?
All people who are interested in developing or helping others develop a positive self-image. The communities we help include Kings, Hants, and Annapolis
What is the NSSEA’s Project?
This non-profit educational corporation offers materials, information, and workshops to aid in the development of self-esteem. These resource materials are
available at the Health Quest Center, Wolfville, Nova Scotia. This service is free to the community and resources are available on an on-going basis
Goal
To promote healthy self-worth in individuals
Resources: books, workbooks, tapes, videos, workshops etc and are presently housed at the Health Quest Center
Project Objectives:
- To be able to offer available material in the development of self-esteem to educational, social service, health agencies, religious organizations,
correctional settings in order to help toward the improvement of an individual’s self concept and feeling of worth, thus, improving their own health
- To work together with other existing community agencies in the hope of establishing similar goals toward the enhancing of self-esteem and general
good health i.e. The Health Quest Center, and the Nova Scotia Department of Mental Health (Mental Health Unit)
- To become fully committed to the enhancing and developing of high self-esteem within all areas of our community
- To be able to distribute materials which teach the methods and principles of building self-esteem, self-sufficiency, and independence throughout
education, correction, and health agencies within our community
- To be equipped to assist in the training of teachers, administrators, and counsellors in the various methods and principles involved in developing a
positive self-esteem
- To sponsor seminars, workshops, and conferences for all the helping professions in the various communities; particularly Kings, Hants, and
Annapolis. To be able to “ talk about” self-esteem to children in local schools about the importance of self-esteem and to find out what the schools
are doing in this respect
Evaluation Plan
- Our project would meet the needs of adolescents who might be students, inmates, mental health patients, abused women, or any number of people
within our community who suffer from low self-esteem
- Everyone in the community will benefit from this project: the teaching as well as the people being taught
- These objectives hopefully are met each time someone is helped with free resources available at the Health Quest Center or attends a workshop
Mission
- Mission is to offer material and information in order to aid in the development of self worth through a number of different settings; such as education,
medical, correctional etc
The Nova Scotia Self-Esteem Association was formed in 1994 and its vision was to create a “Nova Scotia Self-Esteem” that would be fully
incorporated in the province of NS and based on the criteria in our brochure
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