Ontario Resource Directory

Serves Longlac, Caramat and Ginoogaming First Nation; nurse practitioner–led clinic, diabetes educator, lab services. Toll-free 1-888-876-2271.

Child welfare, mental health and addiction services including walk-in counselling for Anishinabek people.

Aboriginal Healing and Wellness program, medical transportation, NIHB claim assistance. Toll-free 1-877-887-2510.

Employment services centre (Centre de services a l'emploi de Prescott-Russell): employment counselling, job search support, resume/interview help, youth and disability employment programs. Toll-free 1-800-668-5950.

Employment services centre (Centre de services a l'emploi de Prescott-Russell): employment counselling, job search support, resume/interview help, youth and disability employment programs. Toll-free 1-800-668-5950.

Evidence-based child and youth mental health services including single therapy sessions, individual/group/family counselling and therapy, intensive treatment services, and specialized consultation and assessment; self referrals accepted, no referral required.

Acute and episodic appointments (injections, immunizations, footcare, diabetes education, chronic disease management) and preventative care screening, offered in partnership with the Manitouwadge Physicians Group within Sante Manitouwadge Health.

Indigenous-led health team (operated by Keepers of the Circle) providing primary care with family doctors, nurses, nurse practitioner, social worker, dietitian, pharmacist, and traditional healer; non-registered patients must apply through Health Care Connect. Most services covered by OHIP.

Children's aid society providing child protection, foster care, adoption, children and youth mental health counselling, crisis support, and youth justice services; self-referrals accepted by phone with no referral required.

Team-based primary care (physicians, nurses, social worker, dietitian, addiction care coordinator) offering timely family and community health care including mental health and addictions services; booked appointments required.

Community addiction treatment agency (Services de Toxicomanie Cochrane-Nord) offering assessment, counselling, relapse prevention, harm reduction, youth and family treatment, and opioid case management in English and French. Fully funded by Ontario Health North; all services free and confidential.

Community-based programs helping older adults and adults with disabilities remain independent at home: Meals on Wheels, friendly visiting, telephone reassurance and security checks, non-emergency rides and transportation, and referral to other community services; serves Wawa, Dubreuilville, and White River.

Employment Ontario-funded nonprofit: self-directed and assisted job search, people with disabilities, students, mature workers, employer resources. Also serves Exeter, Goderich, St. Marys, Stratford.

Employment Ontario 'Full Suite Employment Services': job counselling, resume preparation, training support, job postings, employer services for Ignace area.

Settlement services, ESL, job search support. Serves Hearst, Cochrane, Kapuskasing, Kirkland Lake, Iroquois Falls and area.

14-bed transitional/rapid re-housing for youth 16-24 with 24hr support staff; life skills and wraparound supports. Second Stage Housing extension launched 2025.

Interdisciplinary team: family doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners. After-hours care Mon-Thu 5pm-7:30pm and Sat 9am-11:30am.

Single-session walk-in counselling at the Harrow Health Centre; fees $50-$110 with financial subsidy for those who qualify; toll-free 1-888-933-1831.

Local food bank for those in need; member agency of Kawartha Food Share.

Registered charity; provides fresh, frozen, canned and dry goods plus hygiene and household products; serves ~50 households.

Listed on the Township of Havelock-Belmont-Methuen community agencies page; contact Barb Woods.

Volunteer-run foodbank; member agency of Kawartha Food Share.

Outreach project of Keene United Church; register by phone or email before each distribution date.

Food bank operated through Bridgenorth United Church.

Employment Ontario services: job search, resume and interview support, career planning, training supports, employer services; free.

Health and social services, housing, employment and training, child care and education for the Hiawatha First Nation community.

Indigenous-led safe, short-term residence for women and children fleeing abuse.

Social enterprise thrift store providing work, social and training opportunities for people with developmental disabilities; affordable reusable goods.

Muskoka-Kawarthas Employment Services delivered by Fleming College; free job search, resume, interview, training and employer services. Also serves Colborne (905-375-4674).

Newcomer Settlement Program: settlement and orientation, information and referrals, language assessment referrals, English conversation circles, job search and employment counselling. Also runs a Language Interpreter Service. Toll-free 1-888-242-5661.

Free, confidential counselling for men through 211 Ontario in partnership with Family Service Ontario; launched November 2025. Dial 2-1-1 and ask for Men's Counselling Link to reach a trained clinician; may be referred to ongoing virtual or in-person counselling through local FSO agencies, plus connections to food, employment, housing, or family supports. Funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services under the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.

Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin program at M'Wikwedong: engages Indigenous men and male youth to become advocates reclaiming their role to end violence towards Indigenous women and girls. One-to-one peer counselling, service navigation, sharing/healing circles, workshops (healthy relationships, masculinity and culture, self-care), culture-based ceremonies, and a 12-week curriculum grounded in the Seven Grandfather Teachings. Program Coordinator: Shaun Dixon.

Child welfare agency serving Metis people in the Districts of Kenora and Rainy River: prevention-based services and programs (family preservation, customary/alternative care, legal and repatriation services, youth services), cultural services including ceremonies, land-based activities and mentorship. Executive Director: Theresa Stenlund.

Coalition of area organizations (funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) working to attract, settle and integrate immigrants across Leeds and Grenville. Newcomers' Welcome Kit, Diversity Day, Immigrant Entrepreneur and Inclusive Employer awards. Program Manager: Melissa Francis, [email protected]. Project Coordinator Lauren Smith: 613-213-4455.

Phoenix Peer Support Program (London CJS): peer support and outreach for sexually exploited and trafficked women, girls, youth and men - counselling, transitional support, system navigation, safety planning, practical assistance, prevention awareness and education, Dignity Project evening virtual drop-in, Journey to Justice. Listed by 211 South West under Human Trafficking Intervention and Prevention.

Mobile outreach unit facilitating welcome services across Simcoe County communities: settlement support, employment support, accreditation and qualification information services, English language skills and assessments. Toll-free 1-877-761-1155.

Housing First program supporting women experiencing chronic homelessness who are involved in survival sex work to secure and maintain housing; a collaboration of 27 programs providing wrap-around supports based on each woman's needs and goals. Listed by 211 South West under Human Trafficking Intervention and Prevention. Program contacts: [email protected].

Family Health Team serving Haileybury and area (5,000+ residents): primary care, chronic disease education and prevention, well woman clinic, prenatal and well baby clinic, smoking cessation, dietitian, mental health services, same-day open access clinic, laboratory/diagnostics. Most services covered by OHIP. Executive Director: Deborah Kersley.

Home health care and community services: respite, personal care, Meals on Wheels, congregate dining, transportation to medical appointments, caregiver support, telephone reassurance, elder abuse prevention.

Family support and advocacy, counselling and support groups, education workshops, Adult Day Program, caregiver relief; officially designated bilingual agency; satellite office in Hawkesbury (250 Main St E, Suite 210).

Community support services: client intervention and personal advocacy, help with forms and income tax clinics, Adult Day Program, transportation, caregiver support, meal programs, friendly visiting/telephone assurance programs.

Glengarry outreach: caregiver support, information and education, congregate dinners and social programming, meal delivery for seniors.

Nor Dun support services: caregiver support, information and education for seniors and adults with disabilities.

Family resource centre: play groups, school readiness programs, parenting skills workshops, snowsuit fundraising campaign, second-hand children's clothing, diapers and formula for eligible families.

Family resource centre: playgroups, preschool programs, school preparation, parenting skills programs, snowsuit campaign.

Family resource centre: playgroups, early learning activities, parenting programs, snowsuit campaign.

Bilingual FHT with interdisciplinary team: nurse practitioners, registered nurses, mental health counsellors, dietitian, pharmacist, health promoter. Clinic sites: Ruby Medical Centre (361 Main St E), Hawkesbury Medical Centre (151 Main St E), Trillium Medical Centre (1062 Ghislain St).

Bilingual FHT: diabetes, cardiovascular, mental health, paediatric/Youth Lifestyle, smoking cessation, dietitian, and lab programs.