Anishnawbe Health Toronto's Chiropody Services specialize in foot care, assessing and treating disorders related to foot structure, function, disease, infection, and injury.
Hiawatha First Nation's Health & Social Services Department, located at the L.I.F.E. Services Centre, offers a range of programs to support community well-being. Services include traditional teachings, mental health support, child wellness promotion, community health nursing, and various family and youth activities. The centre also houses the community's Child Care Centre and an Elders Room for relaxation and gatherings. For more information or to access these services, contact the main reception at (705) 295-4421.
Anishnawbe Health Toronto’s Primary Care Services provide holistic healthcare through a team of medical professionals. Services include health promotion, disease management, immunizations, prenatal/postnatal care, routine screenings, and counselling for individuals, families, and couples.
The Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation's (MSIFN)Health & Resource Centre offers various health programs and services to enhance community well-being. Programs include massage therapy, hypnotherapy, detoxification, community wellness initiatives, mental health crisis management, and access to a fitness facility and foot care services. Additionally, the centre provides community health nursing, prenatal nutrition support, physician services, problem gambling assistance, family violence prevention, and HIV/AIDS programs. For more information, contact the Health & Resource Centre at 905-985-1826.
The Indigenous Tobacco Program, part of Ontario Health, collaborates with First Nations, Inuit, Métis, urban Indigenous, and non-Indigenous partners to reduce and prevent commercial tobacco addiction. The program emphasizes the distinction between traditional and commercial tobacco, empowering individuals and communities to make informed health choices. Services include culturally appropriate workshops, educational campaigns, and events tailored to the needs of each community. For more information, visit their website.
Curve Lake First Nation's Health & Family Services Department offers comprehensive programs to support community well-being. The Health Centre provides primary care through a medical clinic staffed by a doctor, nurse practitioner, and registered nurse. Additional services include health promotion, foot care, medical transportation assistance, child protection and prevention services, and Band Representative services to advocate for children's welfare in legal proceedings.
