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• medical treatment and emotional support to the victim of domestic violence
• documentation of medical findings such as physical injuries
• photographic documentation of injuries in the event the victim chooses to take legal action
• risk assessment and safety planning
• referral to community agencies including the Women's Centre and counselling services
• follow-up by the domestic violence coordinator to help victims with any problems or concerns

• care and treatment to female, male and children of any age
• medical treatment and emotional support for the victim of sexual assault
• collecting and recording evidence of the assault
• testing, information and counselling for pregnancy
• testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections
• follow-up medical care and referral to community agencies

• Complex Continuing Care
• Diabetes Education Centre
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Dialysis
• Dysphagia Clinic
• Emergency Department
• Health Records
• ICU/PCU
• Oncology/Cancer Clinic
• Medicine
• Mental Health and Addictions
• Musculoskeletal Rapid Assessment Clinic
• Rapid Access to Addiction Medicine (RAAM)
• Rehabilitation
• Surgery
• Women's and Children's Program
• Mental Health Crisis Response
• Sexual Assault Treatment Centre

• Medicine beds
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Ambulatory Care Clinic
• Laboratory
• Respiratory Services
• Rehabilitation Therapy Services

• Continuing Care

• Offers immediate care and treatment for patients who have illnesses or injuries, along with other primary care services.
• Equipped to provide medical service and attention to patients of all ages.
• Free parking available.

• Financial Assistance a monthly allowance based on family size, housing costs and income and monthly ODB benefit
• Employment Start-Up Benefit covers costs related to starting a job or work placement
• Families with Children newborn child allowance, child care start-up costs
• Health-Related Benefits may include dentures, emergency dental services, eyeglasses, special diet allowance, health care supplies, medical transportation funds, prosthetic devices, funerals and burials; click here for more information
• Emergency Assistance is a discretionary benefit that anyone can apply for. It is intended to help those in serious financial hardship, but who are not receiving OW or ODSP benefits. NOTE: Emergency Assistance is a one-time grant of money.

• Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
• Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD)
• Ontario Works (OW) and Temporary Care Assistance (TCA)
• The program was introduced to replace the paper drug Eligibility Card used by social assistance clients with their Ontario Health Card in order to access prescription medication under the Ontario Drug Benefit program.
• Once the client's card is swiped the pharmacist will be able to identify the individual is a social assistance recipient

• provides acute and continuing care services
• 24 hour emergency services

• medical
• surgical
• pediatric
• intensive care

• Emergency Services
• Medical and Surgical Services
• Critical Care
• Complex Continuing Care
• Diagnostic Services
• Rehabilitative Therapies
• Labour and Delivery
• Maternity and Pediatric Care
• Mental Health
• Crisis and Addiction Services
• Diabetes Care

• jobs search support
• programs to focus career path and skills building
• financial assistance for training and employment expenses

• Offers immediate care and treatment for patients who have illnesses or injuries, along with other primary care services.
• Equipped to provide medical service and attention to patients of all ages.
• Free parking available.

• Financial Assistance a monthly allowance based on family size, housing costs and income and monthly ODB benefit
• Employment Start-Up Benefit covers costs related to starting a job or work placement
• Families with Children newborn child allowance, child care start-up costs
• Health-Related Benefits may include dentures, emergency dental services, eyeglasses, special diet allowance, health care supplies, medical transportation funds, prosthetic devices, funerals and burials; click here for more information
• Emergency Assistance is a discretionary benefit that anyone can apply for. It is intended to help those in serious financial hardship, but who are not receiving OW or ODSP benefits. NOTE: Emergency Assistance is a one-time grant of money.

• Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
• Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD)
• Ontario Works (OW) and Temporary Care Assistance (TCA)
• The program was introduced to replace the paper drug Eligibility Card used by social assistance clients with their Ontario Health Card in order to access prescription medication under the Ontario Drug Benefit program.
• Once the client's card is swiped the pharmacist will be able to identify the individual is a social assistance recipient

• Offers no-cost direct dental treatment services to program clients
• Offers low-cost dental cleanings to qualifying children
• Provides oral screenings and education to schools and community partners

• Check for cavities.
• Chat about a healthy mouth and teeth.
• Fluoride treatment at no cost, if needed.

• Eligible children and youth can receive no-cost dental treatment at the Health Unit or from a community dentist participating in the program
• Healthy Smiles Ontario covers regular checkups, preventive care and treatment.

• provides primary health care services
• assess and treat minor illnesses and injuries
• sutures
• Laboratory on site
• Pharmacy on site

• provides primary health care services
• clinic specializes in urgent care cases ranging from stitches to fractures as well as everyday medical needs
• pharmacy on site

• Community Start-Up Benefit - Help with housing or moving costs * covers costs related to starting a job or work placement
• Employment Start-Up Benefit - Covers costs related to starting a job or work placement
• Families with Children - Newborn child allowance, back to school allowance for dependent children, child care start-up costs, basic dental care for children
• Employment Assistance - Clients 18-65 years must participate in employment assistance activities unless they are living with a serious disability or illness or caring for preschool children
• Community Participation - Volunteer placements
• Job Search Programs - Based on skills, experience and circumstances
• Employment Placement - Job matching service
• Basic Education - Basic adult upgrading, high school upgrading, literacy and basic skills
• Job Skills Training - Development of skills for specific jobs, on-the-job training
• Supports to Self-Employment - Referrals to self-employment programs
• Discretionary Benefits - May include dentures, emergency dental services, eyeglasses, special diet allowance, health care supplies, medical transportation funds, prosthetic devices, funerals and burials

Emergency room care * doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness

• dementia and related disorders
• mood disorders
• psychotic disorders