30 Prince Arthur St., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 667 7094​

Addiction Services is committed to promoting the health of Nova Scotians by providing specialized addiction prevention and treatment services to individuals, families and communities.

In northern Nova Scotia addiction programming is offered through a tri-district partnership between the Cumberland, Colchester East Hants and Pictou county health authorities. Through this partnership a wide range of quality treatment and rehabilitation services is offered for those affected by either alcohol, other drugs and/or gambling problems. These services are available to the individual directly and/or to concerned family members and friends. Addiction Services also provides community prevention and education programs aimed at preventing and reducing the negative consequences that occur from becoming harmfully involved with alcohol, other drugs and/or gambling.

33 Havelock St., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 667 3879

Cumberland Mental Health Services is a Community Program of Cumberland Health Authority. A caring, dedicated and experienced Mental Health Services team serves the communities of Cumberland County. Their team works in partnership with community organizations, individuals and their families to provide support and treatment for a wide range of mental health needs. They serve all age groups.​

11 Elmwood Dr., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 667 7250

Maggie’s Place offers programs for adults and children including prenatal/postnatal support, child development programs for preschoolers, and programs for school-aged children, youth and teens.

Maggie’s Place will gladly answer your questions regarding parenting, pregnancy, nutrition, and many more issues.

All Maggie’s Place programs and services are free of charge.

21 Acadia St., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 667 2549

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Cumberland Public Libraries' mission is to promote life-long learning and recreation, fostering an appreciation of literature at all ages, by providing free access to the world of media and technology to the residents of Cumberland County. Visit the website to learn more about what the library has to offer.

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CAN-U is located on the second floor of the Four Fathers Memorial Library.​

141 Victoria St., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 667 8244

The Cumberland Early Intervention Program is a family-centred organization that serves children with special needs and their families in their homes and communities. Through education, advocacy, and partnerships they promote potential and build a positive view of the future.

18 South Albion St., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 667 3319

Toll free: (800) 767 3319​

Public health works with others to understand the health of our communities and acts together to improve health.

71 Victoria St., Amherst, NS

Phone: (902) 661 1509

The mandate of CANSA is to provide the best service and advice to citizens of Cumberland County. CANSA will advocate on their behalf to ensure they have fair and equitable access to:

• Full and equal employment opportunities

• Programs and services offered through CANSA

• Participate in the decision-making process with respect to issues that affect their community

• Promote an education system that provides quality programs relevant to the history and culture of Cumberland County residents

The vision of CANSA is that all citizens, including persons with disabilities, African Nova Scotians, and youth-at-risk, be respected and grow socially, economically, and culturally in Cumberland County.​