Millbrook Member Resources
Welcome to the Member Resources page. Here, you will find helpful links and information for registered members of Millbrook First Nation, including services and updates from organizations such as the Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq and other agencies serving members of our community.
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Stay connected with the latest news, events, and community updates by following Millbrook First Nation’s official Facebook page. It’s a central hub for important announcements, cultural celebrations, and everyday moments that matter to our members—both near and far.
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This centre is a cornerstone of our community—a space where ancient traditions, language, art, and stories are preserved and shared. It strengthens cultural pride, educates visitors, and creates meaningful connections between generations. Open year‑round and fully accessible, the centre also features a Mi’kmaw‑crafted gift shop and hosts workshops such as drum‑making and cultural storytelling.
Learn more at www.millbrookheritagecentre.ca
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Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq (CMM)
The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq is a Mi’kmaw Tribal Council, incorporated in 1986 and based in Millbrook, that supports eight member First Nations across mainland Nova Scotia—including Annapolis Valley, Bear River, Glooscap, Millbrook, Paq’tnkek, Pictou Landing, Sipekne’katik, and Acadia. The CMM delivers a wide array of community-driven services—ranging from health and social programs to governance, infrastructure, and environmental initiatives—guided by the goal of self-determination and enhanced community well-being. Visit the Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq’s official website for more on their mission, member communities, programs, and latest developments: CMM Official Website -
Located just a short drive from Millbrook First Nation, Truro is known as the “Hub of Nova Scotia” for its central location, vibrant downtown, and rich heritage. Explore more about Truro—including local services, events, parks, and community planning—by visiting the Town of Truro’s official website.
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Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association — Millbrook Resilience Centre
The Resilience Centre in Millbrook First Nation, operated by the Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association (NSNWA), is a transformative space for Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse people. It delivers trauma-informed, culturally grounded programs that promote holistic wellness—spanning spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical health. Dedicated to fostering healing and empowerment, the centre offers culturally relevant services and supports aimed at strengthening safety, community connection, and resilience within the broader Indigenous community