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Pre-treatment residential detox and discipleship centre; promoting physical, mental, and spiritual health

• four-month program
• 24-hour, 7 days a week support
• withdrawal management
• physical fitness
• three meals a day
• group therapy
• 12-step and spiritual support
• next steps to treatment or transitional living
• Pastoral/Church visits, Christian based

Pharmacy

• home delivery service available for prescriptions
• specialty compounding service
• blister and dosett services
• flu vaccine (with appointment)
• compression stockings, braces, crutches and canes
• Ideal Protein
• vaccinations provided
• Medela Breast Pump Rental
• addiction medication monitoring
• physician-led methadone and suboxone treatment clinic, treating opiate addiction or dependence
• nurse- led Hepatitis C screening and treatment clinic

Methadone maintenance, suboxone treatment program * buprenorphine maintenance treatment * alcohol dependence treatment * nicotine replacement therapy * benzodiazepine tapering * operates on a non-urgent, walk-in basis where people receive access to assessment and treatment within the same visit * medical treatment plans and supports offered based on unique needs and goals of individual

Physician's office treating opiate dependence

Opiate addiction treatment centre

• for individuals dependent on opiates such as heroin, methadone, Percocet, Oxycontin, opium, morphine, Dilaudid, codeine, Demerol, Fentanyl, etc
• Needle Exchange Program offered onsite, in partnership with John Howard Society Durham

Methadone maintenance and suboxone treatment program * treats opiate addiction or dependence

Methadone/suboxone maintenace program * treats opiate addiction or dependence

COVID19 -- Outpatient services provided virtually * call central intake 905-721-4747 * Withdrawal Management Residential program open

Mental health, substance abuse and problem gambling treatment services * supportive housing * opioid treatment services * 24-hour Crisis Support Line

Withdrawal Management Services Centre St location * assists males and females 16 years of age and older, in withdrawal from alcohol and drugs * Community Withdrawal Management with phone support for those unable to come to residence (clients screened to ensure safe option)

Walk-in Support Services (separate listing)
Centre Street location * available 7 days a week between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm, with phone support available 24 hours a day * educational groups provide on-going support * cocaine specific group and a concurrent disorder program for those with mental health and addiction issues are also available

Community Treatment Services of Pinewood Centre serves Durham Region with offices located in Ajax, Bowmanville, Oshawa and Port Perry * core services include assessment, referral and case management * each location with a variety of outpatient services for both youth and adults

Problem Gambling Service youth, adults and family members can access help for gambling concerns through community offices

Women's Residential Treatment Program (separate listing) - 21 day residential treatment services for women

Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM) (separate listing) - provides fast access to quality care on a walk-in basis for people living with alcohol and opioid-related addictions * services include medical treatment and same-day counselling services without a doctor's referral

Community Treatment Offices

Port Perry
180 Mary St, 3rd Floor
Port Perry, ON L9L 1C4
Phone Press 4
Fax 905-985-4723

Bowmanville
200 King St E, Suite 206
Bowmanville, ON L1C 1P3
Phone Press 3
Fax 905-697-2745

Ajax
95 Bayly St W, Suite 406
Ajax, ON L1S 7K8
Phone Press 6
Fax 905-683-5596

Oshawa
Oshawa Centre Office Galleria, Suite 125
Oshawa, ON L1J 2K5
Phone Press 2
Fax 905-571-3748

Women's Residential Treatment Program
118 Cochrane St
Whitby, ON L1N 5H8
Phone Press 5
Fax 905-668-7591

Scarborough Community Withdrawal and Outpatient Services
2425 Eglinton Ave, Suite 301
Scarborough, ON M1K 5G8
Phone: 416-431-8200 ext. 6321/6516

Fast access to quality care on a walk-in basis for people living with alcohol and opioid-related addictions

• services include medical treatment and same-day counselling services without a doctor's referral

Locations:

Lakeridge Health - Oshawa Hospital
1 Hospital Court, Oshawa - enter on south side of hospital at GAIN Clinic, near Cancer Centre

Pinewood Centre
300 Centre St S, Oshawa

COVID19 - Offering telephone counselling and a modified Virtual Group Program, no in-person groups at this time

• group therapy to support adult clients whose primary diagnosis or presenting problem is mood disorder
• intensive group treatment for those that have experienced significant psychiatric difficulties in their social, occupations, and/or family relationships
• program is voluntary, time-limited and primarily intended for those transitioning from the Inpatient Mental Health Program or who have recently received treatment from the Crisis Intervention Team

Methadone maintenance, suboxone treatment program * treats opiate addiction or dependence and alcohol addiction

Eating disorder program

• hospital based, outreach program
• physical health monitoring
• nutrition education
• individual therapy
• group therapy
• family and caregivers support

Health information line staffed by public health nurses

• family health, pregnancy and prenatal health, breastfeeding support and services
• infant and child development, parenting questions
• nutrition, healthy weights
• flu, immunizations, infectious diseases
• travel health, sun safety
• teen, adult, seniors issues
• smoking cessation
• substance misuse
• injury prevention
• car seat safety
• active living, health promotion
• community resources

Community Counselling

• intake, assessment, referral
• short-term individual, couple, family and group counselling
• professional counselling for a variety of issues including:
  • substance abuse, problem gambling, other addictions
  • anxiety, depression
  • grief/loss
  • anger/emotion management
  • personal stress, self-esteem
  • communication, couple/family conflict, extended family issues
  • separation/divorce, blended family issues
  • abuse/violence, sexual assault/abuse, trauma
  • job stress, workplace violence/conflict
  • school problems
  • balancing work and family life
  • caring for elderly parents

Service is offered in-person at various locations throughout Durham Region, or remotely by phone or video

Partner Assault Response (PAR) (see separate listing)

• mandated structured group program for men and women who have been found and/or pled guilty to domestic violence

Employee Assistance
Available for people whose employers contract with Family Services to provide employee assistance services and supports as part of their employee benefits program

• intake, assessment and referral
• counselling for employees and their family members
• critical incident counselling and support services
• organizational support and wellness seminars for employee groups

Adult Protective Services (see separate listing)

• assessment, information and referral
• service coordination and system navigation
• case management
• advocacy and supportive counseling for adults with a developmental disability

Member agency of Support Services Network for Male Survivors in Ontario (central region)

First Nations and Inuit Health Non-Insured Health Benefits Counselling

Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) counselling for children and youth who are victims of internet sexual exploitation and their immediate family

Retired or medically released Canadian Forces personnel and their families

Methadone maintenance and suboxone treatment program * treats opiate addiction or dependence

Residential and day treatment options for women with substance abuse issues

12-bed unit, program includes

• intensive individual therapy, group and family therapy
• meal support, nutrition and eating rehabilitation
• schooling
• treatment for co-morbid disorders
• post-discharge support and planning for transition home

Methadone and Suboxone treatment clinic to treat opiate addiction

• Services based on harm reduction model.

Public Health Unit

Services include:

• direct care in community clinics for vaccinations, pregnancy screening, dental services, and cervical screening
• one-on-one counselling to clients regarding safer sexual health, communicable diseases, quitting smoking, and more
• information to residents about how their choices affect their health
• assistance to help make workplaces safer
• inspection and prevention services to control sources of disease in the environment
• advocacy - together with schools, municipalities, employers, and community groups - for change in public policy that enhances the well-being and health of our community
• protection of the public by continually monitoring and reporting on the safety of water supplies, beaches, restaurants, and the general health of the population
• education to clients about such subjects as prenatal care, infant and child care, nutrition, safe food handling, health hazard prevention, and more

Team-based family and community primary care.

• Clinical team includes family physician, nurse practitioner, nurse, dietitian, social worker, pharmacist, physio and occupational therapist, chiropodist/foot care nurse.
• Programs for Family Health Team patients:
  • mental health counselling for those without private coverage
  • footcare for those without private coverage
  • physiotherapy for those not qualifying for OHIP
  • chronic pain management
  • COPD
  • Healthy Heart
  • nutrition counselling
  • smoking cessation (eligibility for free nicotine replacement therapy)
  • medication management/counselling
  • vaccination
  • follow-up after hospitalization
• Other programs, workshops and information sessions are available to the public.

COVID19 Running groups virtually via zoom and re-introducing some in-person groups. Contact for more information

Regular Service
Offers a full range of free confidential out-patient treatment services for those who have concerns with alcohol, drug use, and gambling and anyone concerned about someone else's substance use or gambling.

• Individual and group counselling
• Referrals to appropriate resources such as detox, residential treatment, or other community agencies
• Ongoing counselling and aftercare services available

Provides methadone and suboxone to people with addiction problems.

Offers counselling, assessments and treatment plans for alcohol and drug related issues.

• Family, marital, adolescent and individual counselling
• Referrals and aftercare program available
• Counselling by phone available
• Dave Sutherland is an International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counsellor,(I.C.A.D.C.), a Canadian Certified Addiction Counsellor (C.C.A.C.), and a member of CACCF - Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation.

Rapid access clinic, including assessment, treatment, case management, information and referral, and peer support

• in-person and virtual support available by appointment

Culturally-based programming with focus on community capacity building, empowerment and self-determination

• sweat lodge ceremonies
• visiting elders
• drop-in services

Children and Youth Programs

• after school programming
• social and recreational activities
• breakfast program
• traditional dance
• homework club, summer camp, girls group
• youth drop in
• high school equivalency (GED) for youth 18-20 years

Parent and Family Programs

• addictions counselling, individual and family counselling
• case management
• support group
• housing workers
• community kitchen
• parenting skills classes
• Indigenous EarlyOn program -- parent-child drop in for children birth-6 years