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

• 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

• 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

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

• 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

• 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

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

• 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

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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• in-person and virtual support available by appointment

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

• 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

• 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

Smoking cessation program available to recipients of Ontario Drug Benefits (ODB) * eligible people can visit pharmacists within their community * pharmacists create a smoking cessation plan with the patient * pharmacists coordinate access to smoking cessation aids

• 6-10 week individualized programs
• supportive housing program (capacity 27)
• trauma informed care and strength-based perspective
• spiritual care

• walk-in counselling
• care navigation
• psychiatric consultation
• access to primary care
• peer support group
• Black youth programs
• newcomer support
• 2SLGBTQ+ support
• employment, housing and education support

• preventative health care - screening, smoking cessation, teaching and education
• routine physical exams and PAPs
• immunization for children and adults
• assessment and treatment of acute and episodic illnesses
• on-going management of chronic diseases and the development of self-management skills
• pre and post-natal care, and well-baby care
• triage service for urgent client medical conditions
• chiropody services
• therapeutic counselling one-on-one or with family
• nutrition assessment and counselling
• health education - healthy lifestyle and diabetes management
• after-hours phone consultation
• information, advocacy, service referral and practical support
• flu immunization clinics for CHC clients and surrounding community

• meal program -- breakfast, hot lunch, snacks
• access to computer and internet
• access to phone
• laundry available on-site
• individual support and informal counselling
• information and referral

• foot care and general nurse
• harm reduction supplies

• housing assistance via rental listings and assistance applying/updating subsidised housing application

• capacity 92
• access to Housing Connections (see separate listing) Community Partner, assistance with housing search and application process
• pet friendly environment