Seniors are getting help to stay in their own homes

Dorothy Miles, 94, meets with Premier Darrell Dexter in front of her home.
Dorothy Miles, 94, meets with Premier Darrell Dexter.

The province is making it easier for seniors to get the help they need to continue to live safely and comfortably in their own homes.

Premier Darrell Dexter today, Aug. 13, announced an extra $1 million a year to the program that helps Nova Scotians 65 years of age or older who wish to remain in their own homes, but cannot afford to carry out necessary repairs.

Read more about the Senior Citizen's Assistance Program.
Read the news release.