Dedicated to the well-being and economic status

Welcome to the Women's Place Resource Centre based in Kingston, Nova Scotia.

Our mission is: to advance and advocate for the well-being, economic status, equity, and equality of all who identify as women in the Kings and Annapolis Counties. We support women by collaborating with community partners, advocating for policy change, and providing a safe space for women to access programming and support services.

We work with communities to achieve this mission through a variety of services as well as creating a safe place for women to gather, share, grow, and be. By supporting women, we recognize that we, in turn, nurture the growth of children, families, and the entire communities that we serve.

Our events are a celebration of women's expression, knowledge, and experiences and provide an opportunity to gather and raise awareness of the Women's Place Resource Centre and the Frances Mills-Clements Bursary.

Annually, on average, the Women's Place Resource Centre provides support to over 1,300 people over the phone, in-person, and through programs and initiatives.


Announcements: "Lets Talk About Change!". Please join us for a Lunch & Learn on April 24 from 11:30 - 1:00. See more in Recent Posts.


Please see the accompanying job descriptions for the projects entitled:

Preparing for Change: Engaging Communities Through Honest, Open Dialogue to Address Gender-Based Violence in Rural Communities of the Annapolis Valley and Women Sharing Culture Through Cuisine. Please note that these are temporary positions. If interested, please submit a cover letter and resume to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by April 12. Only individuals considered for an interview will be contacted. See details in Recent Posts.


April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Nova Scotians will have an opportunity to learn, share information, and have critical conversations about sexual assault through a series of events being organized by women’s centres, sexual assault centres, and other community groups and leaders. For more information, check the Recent Posts menu or go to www.womenconnect.ca.

For more information on the 9 Women Centres in the province of Nova Scotia please visit the Women Centres CONNECT website: https://womenconnect.ca/

For our regular hours, please see the Contact Us section of the Menu above.