2020-2021 Annual Report

2020-2021 – A Year in Review

· Provided counselling, support and services to 117 individuals
· Hosted Nova Scotia Strong Quilt Fundraiser
· Consulted with Nova Scotia Community Health Boards
· Received staff funding for one year from Federal Government
· Received project funding for MAAT (Music & Art After Trauma) from Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia
· Received over 330 signatures of support on petition
· Listed as resource on 211 and Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
· Purchased eight Tablets for lending program with clients facing computer barriers
· Purchased gas cards for clients facing transportation/financial barriers
· Received donations from several community organizations and barriers for Christmas Gift baskets for four youth
· Lobbied government to officially proclaim Trauma Awareness Day on May 20 in Nova Scotia
· Provided counselling and support to individuals affected by the mass shooting in April 2020
· Developed and launched ATEN website
· Created ATEN YouTube channel
· Created ATEN Facebook and Twitter accounts
· Facilitated four presentations/workshops to over 200 people
· Provided tele-counselling and video counselling during Covid shut down times
· Became partner with Shuebnacadie Guardian Pharmacy Bloom Program
· Became a registered non-profit with Registry of Join Stocks Companies on September 8, 2020
· Facilitated weekly peer support group for women
· Facilitated weekly empowerment group for young girls who have experienced trauma, violence and abuse
Displayed African Queen Quilt at RBC Elmsdale for African History Month

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