Ontario Resource Directory

NP-led team-based primary care: RNs, community mental health workers, dietitians, physiotherapist; chronic disease management, prenatal/well-baby, immunizations, smoking cessation, CardioPrevent program with Ottawa Heart Institute.

Group family-physician practice serving Morrisburg with satellite clinic in Ingleside (2 Thorold Lane, 613-537-2044); physicians also provide inpatient care at Winchester District Memorial Hospital.

Multi-service bilingual clinic (EN/FR, plus Arabic): family physicians, physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage, psychotherapy, dietetics, speech-language therapy, foot care, blood draw; phone and virtual visits available.

Teen drop-in centre, after-school programming at 7 locations, day camps, county youth programs, specialty programs (cooking, technology, music).

Daytime drop-in (coffee/tea/snacks), respite day services, legal/academic/financial advocacy, tutoring, career counselling, court/probation/medical appointment escort, pre-sentencing reports.

County-run (UCPR) early-years community hubs co-located with Ontario Works and Housing Services; early learning/literacy, parenting programs, links to community early-years programs. Additional sites: Casselman (676A Principale St) and Rockland (2303 Laurier St, Unit 105).

Satellite site of The Legal Clinic (Perth-based; Perth office odr-179 already in DB). Free legal advice and representation on clinic-law matters (housing/tenants, income assistance, employment, human rights).

Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General program: case-specific information, trial preparation, victim advocacy, and referrals to increase participation in the criminal court process.

Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General program: case-specific information, trial preparation, victim advocacy, and referrals.

Free information about separation, divorce, child protection, court processes, mediation; Legal Aid Ontario Family Advice Lawyers available at designated times for summary legal advice. Multilingual translation services available.

Free family law information; referrals to family mediation, legal services, and court process guidance; legal staff give general information on separation, divorce, child welfare.

Volunteer-run food bank serving the Walden area (Lively). Also supported by Christ Church Anglican, Lively.

Sudbury Food Bank member agency serving Garson. Access once every 4 weeks.

Sudbury Food Bank member agency (St. Alexander's Parish). Provides 3-day supply of food weekly; grocery vouchers at Christmas. Can be accessed weekly.

Sudbury Food Bank member agency serving all P3P postal codes. Provides bread, meat, eggs, milk, produce and non-perishables.

Sudbury Food Bank member agency at All Saints Anglican Church. Non-perishable and perishable foods; baby food and diapers available at times. Access once per month.

Children's treatment centre offering OT, physiotherapy, speech-language therapy, therapeutic recreation, social work and autism services. Parry Sound site direct line 705-746-6287. Most services free; set fees for autism services.

Community-based HIV/Hep C agency (est. 1991): counselling, HIV testing, harm-reduction supplies, naloxone, vaccines, food vouchers, drop-in lounge, 2S-LGBTQ+ seniors program. Needle & Syringe Program already a separate DB record (odt-388).

Bilingual non-profit pediatric rehabilitation (Empowered Kids Ontario member, ministry-funded): occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech-language therapy, social work, recreational therapy. No referral required. Also serves Temiskaming Shores via satellite site (shares this line; toll-free 1-800-575-3210).

Weekly food bank (non-perishables, hygiene items when available). Also runs Open Arms Cafe hospitality meal Wed 4-6pm at the same location.

Also runs the Trinity Infant Food Shelf for infants under 12 months (same phone).

Student food pantry run by the student union; ~100 bags/month distributed, demand rising near end of semester.

Community food bank for the Bruce Mines area. Contact Jennifer MacMillan for information and donations. Announced on the Town of Bruce Mines official website (Nov 2024); phone taken from the official food bank poster on that page.

Distinct Elliot Lake office of Centre Victoria pour femmes (Sudbury head office already listed under odv-32). Individual counselling, support groups, accompaniment, advocacy, legal information and community referrals for francophone women experiencing violence. Crisis line is Fem'aide (1-877-336-2433).

Distinct Wawa office of Centre Victoria pour femmes (Sudbury head office already listed under odv-32). Individual counselling, support groups, accompaniment, advocacy, legal information and community referrals for francophone women experiencing violence.

Accredited 18-bed Level II withdrawal management (detox): crisis withdrawal/detoxification, safe-bed, stabilization and flex beds, with physician oversight from an addictions medical consultant. Distinct program from the Camillus residential treatment service (already listed under odd-20261002-64) and the Oaks Centre sexual assault program (odt-160).

One of only two francophone addiction rehabilitation centres in Ontario; serving francophones since 1982. Abstinence-based 28-day residential treatment plus relapse prevention program; all services free. VERIFICATION CAVEAT: org website (maisonrenaissance.com, as listed by thehealthline directory) was unreachable during research; phone 705-362-4289 confirmed on ConnexOntario/Ontario Health atHome northeast healthline records, last fully updated 2026-05-13, and Town of Hearst official page links to the centre. RESOLVED at import: org site IS live — maisonrenaissance.ca (http) frames to the real org Wix site maisonrenaissance.wixsite.com/maison-renaissance, which displays phone 705-362-4289.

Community-based Indigenous counselling and treatment program of Moose Cree First Nation: one-to-one and family counselling, crisis intervention, prevention, aftercare and suicide prevention; AA and Stages of Change treatment models. VERIFICATION CAVEAT: no standalone Healing Centre site found; phone 705-658-4674 confirmed on ConnexOntario/Ontario Health atHome northeast healthline records, last fully updated 2026-07-16; website is the parent First Nation's official site.

Supports migrant workers and their families in the Leamington/Essex County agricultural community.

Leamington branch. Settlement services for newcomers including orientation and community connections.

Youth mental health and addictions support for ages 12-29. Free services across Huron and Perth counties.

Community health services for Kettle and Stony Point First Nation including primary care and mental health supports.

Culturally safe primary care and community health programs for the Chippewas of the Thames community.

Food bank serving North Huron communities from Wingham.

Church-run food bank; phone number is the church office. Program hours verified via 211 Ontario (southwesthealthline.ca).

Drop-in program offering homelessness and housing supports, basic needs, and connection to services. Hosted at St Paul's Church. Program hours/phone verified via 211 Ontario (southwesthealthline.ca).

Offers a food bank and a free meal, per the City of Stratford community resources guide (Feb 2026).

Charity providing food, clothing, and basic necessities to children and students in Sarnia-Lambton. Phone verified via Lambton-Kent District School Board community resource page.

Youth mentoring program with trained screened mentors and caseworker support. Phone and address verified on the agency's official website and via 211 Ontario (eriestclairhealthline.ca).

Culturally appropriate health services combining traditional health and Western medical practices, including mental health supports. Hours/phone verified via 211 Ontario (eriestclairhealthline.ca).

Addiction prevention, counselling, support groups, harm reduction, and community drop-in. Phone and service details verified via 211 Ontario (eriestclairhealthline.ca).

Goal-focused counselling, mental health support, and telephone crisis support for children/youth and families. Chatham-Kent phone line 519-354-4095 verified via Lambton-Kent District School Board and Chatham-Kent Police community resource pages.

Settlement services for newcomers: housing help, forms and applications (health card, SIN), ESL info, employment and community connections. Operated by the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre (DRUHC).

One-stop settlement hub for newcomers in Markham and York Region: orientation, referrals, language and employment supports. Part of the Welcome Centre Immigrant Services network.

Salvation Army family services: food bank, clothing, community programs. Languages: English, French, Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish. 211 record updated August 2026.

Food bank ministry of Southside Worship Centre. Call to book an appointment; pickup only (no delivery).

Community food bank distributing groceries to households in need. Also reachable via Peel 211 community information records.

Community food bank and basic-needs support in Ajax.