Ontario Resource Directory

Community health centre with visiting physician, nurse practitioner, community health nurse, diabetes education, mental health counselling and medical transportation. Distinct program from the Mississauga First Nation Women's Shelter (already in DB); separate phone extension.

Opioid agonist therapy (methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade); Hep C screening and treatment. No referral required; covered by OHIP.

Family medical care and community-based health programs combining traditional health and Western medical practices.

Nurse practitioner-led clinic: primary care, chronic disease management, counselling, health promotion. Serves Alban and area; French-language designated.

Family medical care, community mental health and cultural program, diabetes education, traditional health, and home/community care.

Faith-based counselling and psychotherapy for abuse, neglect, addictions, depression, grief, trauma and residential school experiences. Faith-based counselling is optional. Rates negotiable case by case; free through NIHB or residential school claims.

Non-profit housing program purchasing and renting geared-to-income homes primarily for low-income Native families and seniors in Thunder Bay, with tenant support services. Applications via website or office; subsidies through TBDSSAB.

Faith-based 3- to 18-month residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation for women, with spiritual, academic and vocational training plus aftercare support. Fee assistance available case by case. Also operates a men's home and SuperThrift store in Thunder Bay.

Owns and operates 50 rent-geared-to-income units (one- and two-bedroom semis, one modified for special needs) across Thunder Bay for Matawa First Nations members.

One-stop integrated youth services hub led by the Indigenous-led Kenora Chiefs Advisory: walk-in counselling, peer support, substance use support, employment advising, housing and food support, and land-based programming.

Largest provider of community employment services in Kenora since 1984: career path identification, resume/cover letter help, interview prep, job board and one-to-one support for adults, Indigenous people, newcomers and diverse groups.

Mobile withdrawal management team brings services to the patient at home or another safe space; self-referrals accepted.

Walk-in substance use treatment: methadone, Suboxone, Kadian, alcohol use disorder treatment, benzodiazepine taper, smoking cessation. OHIP covered; no appointment or referral needed.

Hot meals Tuesday evenings and Friday lunch; grocery items Fridays; cooking workshop last Thursday of month at 4:30pm. Operating since 1999.

Hot nourishing meal and companionship once a week. Note: direct fetch of the WordPress site returned 403 (bot-block); site confirmed as the org's official site via search results.

Free peer/mentor support, survivor and concussion support groups (incl. virtual), monthly coffee social. Distinct from March of Dimes brain injury services already in DB.

Community Assistance Trust helps with rent, utilities and home-heating arrears, emergency dental and eyeglasses. Also handles Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP) applications.

Food bank hosted by Church of the Redeemer (Anglican), listed in the Town of Thessalon's official community directory.

Township-run food bank providing grocery vouchers as temporary help for immediate needs; not ongoing financial support. Contact the Township of Dubreuilville.

Township-run food bank providing non-perishable and some perishable food; email [email protected].

One-stop primary care clinic with staff physicians, medical residents and nurses; Thames Valley Family Health Team site serving southwest Middlesex.

Team of family physicians with nurse practitioner, nurses, social worker, dietitian, pharmacist, health promoter and physician assistant; mental health services and Rural Access to Care Clinic. Languages: English, Arabic.

Operates under West Perth Village. Meals on Wheels (hot meals Mon/Wed/Fri, frozen options), congregate dining, West Perth Transit volunteer transportation, wellness and social programs.

Run by Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle. Thrift store with clothing and household goods; support for those in need; racks of free clothing on Saturdays. The Community Table serves free meals.

Safe drop-in space with holistic programming (physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual). No program fees.

Run by Norwich and Area Youth Unlimited (YFC); drop-in space and programs for youth from all backgrounds.

Meals on Wheels (hot and frozen), foot care clinic, volunteer transportation, equipment lending, recreation and fitness programs, bus trips, computer classes.

Voluntary short-term residential crisis program: crisis support and counselling, basic needs, daily living skills, referrals. Referrals from police, mobile crisis team or hospital.

Team-based primary care: physician, nurse practitioner, RN, social worker. Diabetes program, COPD/asthma program, smoking cessation, nutritional counselling, mental health counselling and bereavement support, chronic disease management. Most services covered by OHIP.

Food bank only. Older 211 listings show a previous number 519-676-3886; official site now lists 519-809-1173.

Team-based primary care plus programs and community classes; appointments for patients only.

Intake appointments are drop-in only during listed hours.

Run by The Salvation Army Simcoe Community Church, serving Dunnville and surrounding areas.

Senior support and community connection hub; CYPRES 55+ program and free community meals.

Volunteer-run food bank ministry of St John the Baptist Anglican Church, member of Kawartha Food Share; avg 77 households/week in 2025.

Visiting hospice founded 1992: in-home volunteer visits, day hospice program, caregiver support, bereavement/grief support, equipment loans, complementary therapies - all free.

Non-profit since 1976, French-language designated: Integrated Employment Services, Learning Centre, EarlyON, Senior Services, Youth in Transition program.

Since 1975: senior services, respite care, home help, transportation, volunteer drivers, Rural Youth Outreach Worker, youth hub, EarlyON, community cafe, financial supports.

Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario site: mental health and addiction counselling, peer support, employment, nurse practitioner, 2SLGBTQ+ groups; outreach sites at 580 Spence Ave Hawkesbury (Wed) and 649 Notre-Dame Embrun (Fri).

Meals on Wheels (fresh and frozen), transportation to medical appointments, friendly visiting and wellness checks for rural seniors and adults with physical disabilities.

Services de toxicomanie Cochrane Nord: adult, youth, family and problem gambling programs; bilingual

Family medical care, nurse practitioners, community health programs, home and community care; culturally appropriate services

Multidisciplinary primary care: physician, NP, mental health worker, dietitian, pharmacist, OT; also operates Cobalt and Latchford medical clinics

Club 90 psychosocial rehab, Central Access and Information line, seniors mental health community consultation

Team-based primary care: chronic disease education and prevention, disease management, health promotion, mental health assessment, palliative care, rehabilitation, cervical cancer screening. After-hours line: 1-866-553-7205.

One-to-one and group mentoring programs for children and youth.

Food bank site of Community Food Share. Bring personal ID, proof of residence in Dundas or Stormont County, and income/expense statements.

Food bank plus HOPE Links drop-in (free laundry, showers, meals), HOPE Eats meal program, OESP/LEAP application help, free tax prep, Harvest of HOPE garden, Christmas hampers, Back 2 School assistance. 226-622-4719 is after-hours line.