Question 1

Are lunches provided?

Accepted Answer

To keep the cost of this workshop affordable for participants, a meal will not be provided. There will be a lunch break, and we strongly encourage you to bring a packed lunch, or there are several cafes and restaurants nearby on Gottingen St. you can visit.

Question 2

I'm not registered with NSCSW; can I still attend?

Accepted Answer

Only current members of the Nova Scotia College of Social Workers are able to register for this workshop before May 26; if seats are still available after that date they will open to allied professionals as well.

Question 3

I'm a social work student, but not a member yet. How do I join?

Accepted Answer

If you're studying in an accredited BSW or MSW social work program, you may be eligible for student membership with NSCSW. Learn more: https://nscsw.org/membership/student-membership.

Question 4

What about transit?

Accepted Answer

There is a bus stop in front of the library on Gottingen St that serves many routes. If disembarking from a bus on Barrington St instead, please check the weather and be prepared for a walk uphill.

Question 5

Is the venue accessible?

Accepted Answer

The North End Memorial Library is accessible to people using wheelchairs and mobility devices.

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