Resources
by Base
Health Care - Goose Bay - Elderly
Alzheimer Society of Newfoundland and Labrador
Phone: (709) 576-0608
Toll-free: 1-877-776-0608
Web: http://www.alzheimernl.org/
The Alzheimer Society offers a variety of support programs for individuals with Alzheimer’s or related Dementia and their families. They provide educational workshops, a safely home registration program, toll-free 24 hour information and referral line, a library of resources and much more.
Financial Assistance - Goose Bay - Adult
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Home Care - Goose Bay - Adult
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Counselling - Goose Bay - Adult
The Association of Psychologists in Newfoundland and Labrador (APNL)
Phone: (709) 739-5405
Web: www.nlpsych.ca
The Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Psychologists website has a comprehensive listing of psychologists by city and region, among other criteria. A Psychologist can assess and find solutions to problems and challenges that people face in their life. Are you dealing with parenting challenges, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, phobia, grief or loss, abuse or violence, a traumatic event or incident, an addiction or compulsive behaviour? A psychologist can help with these issues and many more. Go to the website above to find a psychologist in your area.
To access this list go to their website home page and click on the Referral Directory at the bottom of the list to launch a search. Type your area code or location you are seeking a psychologist for in the search box to ensure the best possible results. Please note: check with your extended health care plan or family doctor for what financial coverage will be provided.
Recreation - Gander - Children & Youth
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Recreation - Yellowknife - Adult
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Recreation - Wainwright - Adult
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Recreation - Trenton - Adult
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Recreation - Valcartier - Adult
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Recreation - St. Johns - Adult
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Recreation - Thunder Bay - Adult
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Recreation - North Bay - Adult
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Recreation - Petawawa - Adult
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Recreation - National Capital - Adult
Ottawa Independent Living Resource Centre – Youth Empowerment and Transition Program
Phone: (613) 236-2558
Website: http://www.oilrc.com
Email: info@oilrc.com
The Youth Empowerment & Transition Program offers individuals with all disabilities ages 16 to 25 years old the chance to participate in a variety of activities which focus on empowerment and transition towards adulthood. The program is delivered through and social skills workshops, physical activities, and social outings.
A Post Psychiatric Leisure Experience (APPLE)
Phone: (613) 238-1209
Web: www.appledropin.com
APPLE is a non-profit organization run by and for people who have experienced mental health challenges. As Ottawa's oldest consumer-survivor initiative, APPLE strives to enhance the quality of life for members by offering mutual support and affordable recreational and cultural activities. They strive to offer a warm and safe atmosphere for members, all of whom have emotional or psychiatric challenges.
APPLE works to prevent hospitalization through encouraging membership participation, including volunteer work and employment within the organization. Their website has a current listing of leisure activities offered within the centre.
CAP Santé Outaouais
Phone: (819) 771-2277 or 1-800-363-0718
Web: www.capsante-outaouais.org
Health and community centre located in Gatineau. Offers volunteer opportunities for residents within the community. For more information go to their website.
City of Ottawa
Phone: (613) 580-2400 or toll-free 866-261-9799
TTY (for the deaf, deafened and hard of hearing): 613-580-2401
Web: www.ottawa.ca
The city of Ottawa has many recreational, cultural and social programs for people with special needs. For more information please go to their website.
Recreation - Moncton - Adult
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Recreation - London - Adult
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Recreation - Montreal - Adult
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Recreation - Greenwood - Adult
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Recreation - Goose Bay - Adult
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Recreation - Kingston - Adult
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Recreation - Gander - Adult
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Recreation - Gagetown - Adult
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Recreation - Cold Lake - Adult
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Recreation - Edmonton - Adult
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Recreation - Calgary - Adult
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Recreation - Borden - Adult
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Recreation - Bagotville - Adult
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Counseling/Mental Health - Calgary - Children & Youth
Counseling
Member Assistance Program
Web: http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/ps/map-pam/default-eng.asp
The Member Assistance Program (MAP) is a voluntary and confidential service for Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members. MAP provides a short-term problem solving service for persons who have parenting or family concerns, interpersonal relations, personal and emotional, stress, anxiety, sexual assault and addiction concerns.
Psychologists Association of Alberta
Mental Health
Alberta Health Services
Health Link Alberta - Mental Health and Wellness
24 Hour Help Line: 1-866-408-5465
Web: www.healthlinkalberta.ca/Categories.asp?GUID={16957D18-60D1-48DC-A222-EDB8B45232CC}
This webpage is part of the Health Link Alberta site which provides 24 hour telephone advice from nurses. This page provides a list of topics related to mental health issues and concerns.
Maven Health and Wellness
Phone: (403) 313-8309
Web: www.mavenhealth.com
Maven Health and Wellness consists of a group of mental health professionals that provide assessment and treatment for those that may suffer from anxiety/depression and related psychological problems.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Esquimalt - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Check out the OSISS Family Peer Support March Newsletter about resilience.
CF Mental Health and Social Work Services
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (250) 363-7647
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Victoria Disability Resource Centre
(250) 595-0044
Web: http://www.drcvictoria.com/programs/access-to-employment
The Victoria Disability Resource Centre is a not-for-profit organization that helps people with all types of disabilities lead independent lives. They help to link clients and community organizations with services that benefit them.
Mens Trauma Centre
(250) 381-6367
Website: http://www/menstrauma.com
The Mens Trauma Centre is a non profit society that provides counselling services for PTSD/OSIs, as well as other services.
The TrailRider Hiking with the Disabled Program
(250) 598-2402
http://www.accvi.ca Click on Trail rider on the left hand side of page
This is a program for persons with disability where they go hiking on a trail rider witch is a non motorised device with one wheel.
Northern Health
(250) 565-2649
Website: http://www.northernhealth.ca/
Northern health provides a variety of health care services to around 300,000 people in British Columbia.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - St. John’s - Adult
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (709) 570-4873
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC): provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. We cater to both referral and walk-in clients, to long-term injured personnel and to members planning for retirement due to their medical condition. We respond to queries from family members regarding support services and programs for ill and injured personnel, and provide referrals as appropriate. Call or drop-in to Building 309, Pleasantville 2nd floor.
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
The Canadian Mental Health Association
Web: http://www.cmhanl.ca/about.asp
Phone: (709) 737-4668 or 1-888-737-4668
The Canadian Mental Health Association, Newfoundland and Labrador Division (CMHA-NL), is a voluntary, non-profit, charitable organization established in 1964 to promote a better understanding of mental health and mental illness in the province. As a division of the national Canadian Mental Health Association, our mission is to promote the mental health of all our citizens, and to support the resilience and recovery of people and families living with the realities of mental illness.
Since CMHA-NL does not maintain 24-hour access to e-mail accounts, email is not an appropriate medium for urgent or emergency messages. If you are feeling suicidal or are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the Mental Health Crisis Line at 737- 4668 (in the St. John’s area) or 1-888-737-4668 (toll free).
Eastern Health - Mental Health Program
Phone: (709) 777-3300
Web: http://www.easternhealth.ca/OurServices.aspx?d=3&id=121&p=75
Eastern Health’s Mental Health Program is offered at Waterford Hospital. The Waterford Hospital provides a variety of out-patient and community based services to those who are dealing with mental health challenges. Mostly acute care is offered at this facility. Go to their website or contact them for further information.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Shilo - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Intergrated Personnel Support Centre Family Liaison Officer
Family Support for injured CF members
The overall mission of the IPSC is to support injured and ill CF members and Veterans. The specific role of the Family Liaison Officer is to aid the families of these individuals by implementing flexible and voluntary social support services, customized to the specific requirements of each family. The multi-disciplinary nature of the IPSC team allows for fast and efficient coordination of various different services, all located under one roof.
Services are available on a drop-in basis, or by appointment. Off-base appointments and home visits are available upon request.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Suffield - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Thunder Bay - Adult
Member Assistance Program
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Regional Coordinator Central: (613) 541-5010 ext 4294
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Toronto - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
The Anxiety Disorders Clinic at the McMaster University Medical Centre, Hamilton Health Sciences
Phone: (905) 521-5018
Web: www.macanxiety.com
The Anxiety Disorders Clinic provides treatment for anxiety disorders. Their website offers a variety of information on anxiety disorders and a free online screening test. Individuals may participate in this online screening if they are experiencing a range of anxiety symptoms.
Intergrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
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Phone: (416) 633-6200 ext. 2666
Web: http://www.familyforce.ca/sites/Toronto/EN/Health%20and%20Wellness/Pages/PSIPrograms.aspx |
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Through an integrated and individual-centric service delivery model, ensure the coordination and facilitation of standardized, high quality, consistent personal and administrative support during all phases of recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration on return to service or transition following release, for all injured and ill Canadian Forces members and former members, their families and the families of the deceased. Services offered by the Family Liaison Coordinator include, but are not limited to:
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.The Anxiety Disorders Clinic at the McMaster University Medical Centre, Hamilton Health Sciences |
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Trenton - Adult
Member Assistance Program
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: IPSC office / Contact: Mike (613) 392-2811 ext. 7257 MFRC office / (613) 955-0646
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force and their family. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in to family members in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Wainwright - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
CF Base Health Services Centre
Phone: (780) 842-1363 ext. 1720
(Please note the Canadian Forces Member must initiate the contact with the Mental Health Team)
The Base Health Services Centre is an intergrated team of civilian and military professionals, which include Social Workers, Chaplains, Education Coordinators, Addiction Counsellors, Mental Health Nurse, Psychologist and Psychiatrist. If you are facing some difficulties, they are there to help you get a better understanding of your concerns and to develop with you the skills/strategies for overcoming and dealing with the situation. At the Mental Health Clinic, staff do a quick intake assessment to determine your needs. This initial consultation attempts to answer all the individuals questions related to their services, including issues such as confidentiality and appointment booking.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Winnipeg - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (204) 833-2500 ext. 4478
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Deer Lodge Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Phone: (204) 831-3420
Toll free: 1-866-522-2122
Web: www.deerlodge.mb.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Yellowknife - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Bagotville - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Peer Support Network Phone: (418) 648-5049 (Military Member and Veteran)
Family Support Network Phone: (418) 844-5000 poste 5374 (Family Member)
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre
Phone: (418) 677-7468
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs. All information and inquires on this program can be directed to the Bagotville MFRC at (418) 677-7468.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Borden - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Regional Coordinator Central: (613) 541-5010 ext 4294
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Calgary - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: http://www.osiss.ca/
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (403) 686-7681
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Carewest Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Phone: (780) 342-2792
Toll-free: 1-877-657-5770
Web: www.albertahealthservices.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Central Saskatchewan - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Cold Lake - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Regional Coordinator Western: (780) 973-4011 ext 2534
Family Peer Support Coordinator: (780) 973-4011 ext. 6335
Peer Support Coodinator: (780) 973-4011 ext. 6657
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Comox - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Edmonton- Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (780) 973-4011 ext. 2533
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Edmonton Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Phone: (780) 342-2792
Toll-free number: 1-877-657-5770
Web: www.albertahealthservices.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Canadian Mental Health Association - Passages Program
Phone: (780) 414-6311
Web: http://www.cmha-edmonton.ab.ca/bins/site_page.asp?cid=284-1189-1693-2106&lang=1
The Passages Program was developed by the Canadian Mental Health Association to help support and assist military members over 18 years of age and veterans who have been medically discharged from the military. Their purpose is to help military members navigate the challenging transition from the Canadian Forces to Community Life. This resource may be accessed by referral only. Please contact them by phone for further information on this program.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Gagetown- Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (506) 422-2000 ext 4407
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Operational Stress Injury (OSI) Clinic - Fredericton
Phone: (506) 474-2265
Web: http://www.rivervalleyhealth.nb.ca/en/programs/osi/default.aspx
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Go to the how to access services section of their website for more information on the referral process.
Based on the description from the OSI Clinic website.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Gander - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
CF Mental Health and Social Work Services
Phone: (709) 256-1703 ext. 1424
(Please note the Canadian Forces Member must initiate the contact with the Mental Health Team)
Gander has Base Social Workers on hand to deal with the challenges military members and their families face after an operational injury. Contact the Base Social Worker via phone for further information and assistance. The Mental Health Clinic is an intergrated team of civilian and military professionals, which include Social Workers, Chaplains, Education Coordinators, Addiction Counsellors, Mental Health Nurse, Psychologist and Psychiatrist. If you are facing some difficulties, they are there to help you get a better understanding of your concerns and to develop with you the skills/strategies for overcoming and dealing with the situation. At the Mental Health Clinic, staff do a quick intake assessment to determine your needs. This initial consultation attempts to answer all the individuals questions related to their services, including issues such as confidentiality and appointment booking.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Goose Bay - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Greenwood - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia- Valley Chapter
Phone: (902) 582-7443
Web: http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bians1/
The Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia is a non-profit organization which provides support for people with brain injuries and their families. This organization serves as an advocacy group with the government, the public and the health care system.
Annapolis Valley Health Services - Soldiers Memorial
Phone: (902) 825-3411
Web: http://www.avdha.nshealth.ca/smh/
The Soldiers Memorial Hospital is a full service, community facility providing acute care. Soldiers Memorial is available to veterans and their families. They provide a variety of mental health services and operate in Middleton. Go to their website for a complete listing of all available mental health services.
Base Mental Health Services
Phone: (902) 765-1494 ext. 5215
Base Mental Health Services is an intergrated team of civilian and military professionals, which include Social Workers, Chaplains, Education Coordinators, Addiction Counsellors, Mental Health Nurse, Psychologist and Psychiatrist. If you are facing some difficulties, they are there to help you get a better understanding of your concerns and to develop with you the skills/strategies for overcoming and dealing with the situation. At the Mental Health Clinic, staff do a quick intake assessment to determine your needs. This initial consultation attempts to answer all the individuals questions related to their services, including issues such as confidentiality and appointment booking.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Halifax and Shearwater - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: http://www.osiss.ca/
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (902) 721-1030
Web: http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/sub.cfm?source=information-canadian-forces/where-to-get-help/ipsc
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Kingston - Adult
Member Assistance Program
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre
Joshua Levine, Social Worker (IPSC)
Joshua Levine is a Registered social worker with over seventeen years of clincial social work experience. He has worked in the fields of child welfare and, children's and adult mental health. He is a regular contributor to the Garrison newspaper and has facilitated a psycho-educational workshop on Parenting After Separation and Divorce. Josh is pleased to be working with military families and the families of ill and injured CF personnel out of the Integrated Personnel Support Centre.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - London - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Phone: 1-800-268-7708
Web: http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/ps/map-pam/default-eng.asp
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Phone: 1-866-522-2122 or
Web: http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/clients/sub.cfm?source=forces/nvc/programs/fs
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Peer Support Network Phone: (519) 685-4292 (Military Member and Veteran)
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (519) 660-5275 ext. 5169
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Parkwood Operational Stress Injury Clinic - Parkwood Hospital Veterans Care Program
Phone: (519) 685-4292
Toll-free number: 1-888-237-6967
Web: www.sjhc.london.on.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Mainland BC - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Peer Support Network Phone: (604) 666-2157 (Military Member and Veteran)
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Vancouver Coastal Health
Phone: (604) 736-2033
Website: http://www.vch.ca
GF Strong Acquired Brain injury Program http://www.vch.ca/gfstrong/programs/abi
Vancouver Coastal Health provides various health care services.
Vancouver Island Health (VIHA)
Phone: (250) 370-8699
Website: http://www.viha.ca
Neuroscience Health http://www.viha.ca/neuroscience_health/default.htm
VIHA provides health care services for people on Vancouver Island, and the mainland. If you go to their website you will find health information, health services and facilities,and career opportunites.
Fraser Health
Phone: (604) 933-2050
Website: http:// www.fraserhealth.ca/home/
Fraser Health provides various integrated health services ranging from acute care hospitals to community based residential, home health, mental health and public health services.
Acquired Brain Injury Program http://www.fraserhealth.ca/find_us/services/our_services?search_term=B&quickSearch=1
Provincial Health Services
Website: http://www.phsa.ca/default.htm
One of six health authorities in BC and their role is to ensure all BC residents had a network of high quality healthcare services.
Vancouver Operational Stress Injury Clinic - University of British Columbia Hospital
Phone: (604) 827-0556
Toll-free: 1-888-827-0556
Web: www.bcosi.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Meaford - Adult
Member Assistance Program
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (519) 538-1371
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Moncton - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (506) 851-4859 ( MFRC) (506) 860-5500 ext. 5374 (IPSC)
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Montreal - Adult
Member Assistance Program
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (405) 358-7099 ext. 5190
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
CF Base Mental Health Services
Phone: (450) 358-7099 ext. 6236 or (514) 252-2777 ext. 4668
(Please note the Canadian Forces Member must initiate the contact with the Mental Health Team)
Base Mental Health Services is an intergrated team of civilian and military professionals, which include Social Workers, Chaplains, Education Coordinators, Addiction Counsellors, Mental Health Nurse, Psychologist and Psychiatrist. If you are facing some difficulties, they are there to help you get a better understanding of your concerns and to develop with you the skills/strategies for overcoming and dealing with the situation. At the Mental Health Clinic, staff do a quick intake assessment to determine your needs. This initial consultation attempts to answer all the individuals questions related to their services, including issues such as confidentiality and appointment booking.
Anxiety Disorders Clinic – Douglas Hospital
Phone: Main switchboard: (514) 761-6131 / Evaluation liaison ext. 2228
Clinic number: (514) 769-8502
Web: www.douglas.qc.ca
The Douglas hospital provides psychological assessment and CBT for individuals and their families. Most treatment offered is for anxiety disorders but they also provide treatment for a variety of other mental health disorders such as Depression, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of Dementia, Schizophrenia and other forms of psychosis, Bipolar disorder and Behavioural disorders. Clients must be referred by their general practitioner or their family doctor in order to qualify for these services. Go to their website for more detailed information on their specialized mental health services.
Ste. Anne Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Phone: (514) 457-3440 ext. 3200
Toll free: 1-866-750-0422
Web: www.veterans.gc.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinics (OSI Clinics) provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Trauma Studies Centre
Phone: (514) 251-4000 ext. 3754
Web: http://www.hlhl.qc.ca/research/la-recherche/centre-detudes-sur-le-trauma-cet.html
The Trauma Studies Centre (TSC) offers Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for individuals who have experienced traumatic events and developed Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Moose Jaw - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (306) 694-2222 5538
Web: http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/sub.cfm?source=information-canadian-forces/where-to-get-help/ipsc
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - National Capital - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Jewish Family Services of Ottawa - The Counseling Group
Phone: (613) 722-2225 ext. 410
Web: http://www.jfsottawa.com/TheCounsellingGroup/site/
The Jewish Family Services of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that offers a variety of programs and services to individuals and families. Their Counseling Group provides a wide range of counseling and support services to children, individuals, couples and families on a variety of topics such as stress, anxiety and trauma, loss / grief and much more. Go to their website for more detailed information on their counseling services and programs.
Ottawa Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Phone: (613) 722-6521
Toll-free number: 1-877-683-4403
Web: www.rohcg.on.ca
The Operational Stress Injury Clinic (OSI Clinic) is offered through the Royal Ottawa Hospital Group. They provide a specialized outpatient program that serves Veterans of the Canadian Forces, active Canadian Forces members, and eligible members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). OSI Clinics also provide services to family members of these individuals. Services offered at the OSI Clinic can be accessed through referral only. Contact the clinic for further information or go to their website for a detailed description of their programs and services.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Petawawa - Adult
Member Assistance Program
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transistion to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counselling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (613) 687-5511 ext. 3599 (IPSC) (613) 687-7587 (MFRC)
Family Liasion Officer: (613) 687-5511 ext. 2834
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Base Mental Health Services – Warrior Support Centre
Phone: (613) 687-5511 ext. 4600
The Warrior Support Centre provides bilingual support and services to meet the emotional needs of military members and their families. They offer individual mental health and psycho-social counseling, consultation and diagnoses support from a psychiatrist or psychologist, and much more. Contact the centre for more information on their programs and services.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - Valcartier - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: www.osiss.ca
Peer Support Network Phone: (418) 525-4444 ext 73102 (Military Member and Veteran)
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC)
Phone: (418) 884-8282 (418) 884-6060
Integrated Personnel Support Centre (IPSC) provides a “One Stop Service” for ill and injured CF personnel, both Regular Force and Reserve Force. The Integrated Personnel Support Centre consists of a multi-disciplinary team including a Family Liason Officer. The role of the Family Liaison Officer is to provide standardized and consistent care in collaboration with the Canadian Forces IPSC team. The main responsibility of this position is to provide direct support, short-term intervention and other related services and supports to civilian family members of Canadian Forces Personnel coping with illness, injury and/or special needs.
Ordre des psychologues du Quebec
Phone: (514) 738-1223
Toll free: 1 (800) 561-1223
Web: www.ordrepsy.qc.ca/en/index.html
Ordre des psychologues du Quebec lists psychologists by city and region, among other criteria. A Psychologist can assess and find solutions to problems and challenges that people face in their life. Are you dealing with parenting challenges, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, phobia, grief or loss, abuse or violence, a traumatic event or incident, an addiction or compulsive behaviour? A psychologist can help with these issues and many more. Go to the website above to find a psychologist in your area.
To access this list go to their website home page and click on the Referral Directory at the bottom of the list to launch a search. Type your area code or location you are seeking a psychologist for in the search box to ensure the best possible results. Please note: check with your extended health care plan or family doctor for what financial coverage will be provided.
Canadian Forces Member with Operational Injury - North Bay - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Phone: 1-800-268-7708
Web: http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/ps/map-pam/default-eng.asp
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
Veterans Affair Canada (VAC) – Support for CF Families
Phone: 1-866-522-2122 or
Web: http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/clients/sub.cfm?source=forces/nvc/programs/fs
Veterans Affairs offers CF Veterans and their families make a transition to civilian life through the following services: case-management, individual and family counseling, rehabilitation, group health insurance, and other family supports.
Operation Stress Injury Social Support OSISS
Phone: 1-800-883-6094
Web: http://www.osiss.ca/
OSISS offers information and support for military members and veterans with an operationial stress injury. As well as information and support for family members. For military members OSISS offers the Peer Support Network and for families OSISS offers the Family Support Network.
Counselling - North Bay - Adult
Community Counseling Centre of Nipissing - Community Support Advocacy Program
Phone: (705) 472-6515
Web: www.cccnip.com/
The Community Support Advocacy Program is available to individuals with cognitive delays acquired during his/her formative years of development. Services include emotional support to help empower individuals and their families to advocate on their own behalf; accessing and coordinating community services; locating suitable accommodations; accessing funding; and providing money management skills or trusteeship. Services are also offered in French.
Member Assistance Program
Web: http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/ps/map-pam/default-eng.asp
The Member Assistance Program (MAP) is a voluntary and confidential service for Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members. MAP provides a short-term problem solving service for persons who have parenting or family concerns, interpersonal relations, personal and emotional, stress, anxiety, sexual assault and addiction concerns.
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
North Bay MFRC - Prevention Support and Intervention
This is a confidential service offered to CF Members and their families. We have very strict policies regarding confidentiality. Any information shared with the Prevention, Support and Intervention Coordinator will remain strictly among staff at the Military Family Resource Centre and this is on a “need to know basis”. The military chain of command would only be involved with the client’s request and written permission.
We are able to assist our families by providing the following:
- Education and Prevention
- Short-Term Intervention and Crisis Support
- Assessment and Referral
Some areas of difficulty may be the following: Stress, Anxiety, Marital difficulties, Financial difficulties, Difficulties with children, Conflict at work, Feelings of depression, Fatigue, Low self-esteem, Feelings of loss, Loneliness, isolated, and Addiction
For information and/or assistance with any of the above areas, please contact our Coordinator, Linda Pyke at 494-2011 ext 2026.
Education/Employment - North Bay - Adult
Ontario Programs for People with Disabilities
Web: http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/on/epb/disabilities/pd.shtml
The Service Canada website provides a list of the variety of programs available to residents of Ontario that increase the accessibility of employment for persons with disabilities.
Persons with Disabilities Online (PWD)
Web: http://www.pwd-online.ca/pwdhome.jsp?lang=en
PWD Online provides access to services and information for persons with disabilities, family members, and caregivers. On this website you will find information on employment, learning and skills development, recreation and active living, transportation and much more.
Home care - North Bay - Adult
Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)
Medical - North Bay - Adult
Physically Handicapped Adult's Rehabilitation Association (PHARA)
Phone: (705) 476-0733
Web: www.phara.org/ (under construction)
Email: phara@phara.org
Outreach is a personal service provided to adults with physical disabilities, enabling them to live as independently as possible.
North Bay and Parry Sound District Health Unit
Phone: (705) 474-1400 ext 282
Web: www.nbpsdhu.ca/
The North Bay and Parry Sound District Health Unite provides community information, programs and referrals for families in the area. Programs include: Prenatal classes, Healthy Babies - Healthy Children, Parenting Programs and Breast Feeding Support.
North Bay and District Association for Community Living
Phone: (705) 476-3288
Web: www.nbdacl.org/default.aspx?section=services
Welcome to the North Bay and District Association for Community Living. We envision a community where all citizens thrive, are respected and valued. Services are provided in both Official Languages.
LDA North Bay & District Satellite
Phone: (705) 476-8771
Contact: Kathy Honeysett Email: kathyhoneysett7@hotmail.com
Programs/services:
* advocacy, presentations, workshops
* involvement with adult assessments
* providing information for adults, parents and students
* information is also provided for many northern communities
* information for teachers on request
* involvement with the Learning Opportunities Task Force Pilot Project at Canadore College and Nipissing University in North Bay
* representation on the Special Education Advisory Committee
Telehealth Ontario
Toll Free: 1-866-797-0000
TTY: 1-866-797-0007
Web: www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/program/telehealth/telehealth_mn.html
Telehealth Ontario is a free, confidential telephone service you can call to get health advice or general health information from a Registered Nurse. You don’t need to provide your health insurance number and all information is confidential.
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Phone: (416) 314-5518 or 1-800-268-1154
TTY: 1-800-387-5559
Web: http://www.health.gov.on.ca/
Go to the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care to find out the variety of health care options, programs and services available to Ontario Residents.
North East Community Care Access Centre
Phone: (705) 476-2222
Toll free: 1-888-533-2222
Web: www.ccac-ont.ca/Content.aspx?EnterpriseID=13&LanguageID=1&MenuID=3
The North East Community Care Access Centre is the local point of access to community-based health care services. The Centre is funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. It was created to coordinate a variety of health services to assist in maintaining an individual’s health, independence and quality of life.
Intraspec
Web: http://intraspec.ca/find-a-doctor.php
The Intraspec website provides a free provincial listing of health lines and doctor availability for each province to assist you in your search for finding quality health care.
Mental Health - North Bay - Adult
Northeast Mental Health Centre
Phone: (705) 474-1200
Web: www.nemhc.on.ca/default-e.aspx
The Northeast Mental Health Centre (NEMHC) is the largest mental health service provider in northeastern Ontario. The NEMHC is a specialized mental health centre that provides services to people throughout the region of northeast Ontario suffering from severe and persistent mental illness.
Mental Health Service Information Ontario
Phone: 1-866-531-2600
Web: http://www.mhsio.on.ca/
Up to date information about mental health services and supports in Ontario. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Confidential and free.
North Bay and District Association for Community Living
Phone: (705) 476-3288 ext 0
Web: www.nbdacl.org/
The North Bay and District Association for Community Living provides a variety of services and programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities such as day programs, employment and education services, supports for children in a child care setting and many more. Check out their programs page on their website for more information.
Financial Assistance - North Bay - Adult
Ministry of Community and Social Services - Developmental Services
Phone: (613) 545-0536
Web: www.mcss.gov.on.ca/mcss/english/resources/directives/ssah_policychange.h…
The Special Services at Home (SSAH) program is funded and administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services.
This program provides funding directly to families so they can purchase services to provide personal development and relief support to a child or adult with a developmental disability or a child with a physical disability.
In December 2005, the ministry made two very important policy changes to the program.
SISIP Financial Services
The Canadian Assistance Personnel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and their immediate families.
Military Family Fund
Counselling / Mental Health - North Bay - Children & Youth
Counselling
One Kid's Place
Phone: (705) 476-5437
Web: www.onekidsplace.ca/english/faq.html
Community based rehabilitation and related support services for children and youth (up to the age of 19). This agency hosts the following programs: occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech language pathology, assessments, consultation, intervention with feeding difficulites, behavioural difficulites, parental/family support and liaison and advocacy for families with other community service providers and schools.
Member Assistance Program
Toll Free: 1-800-268-7708
Web: www.dnd.ca/health/services/engraph/member_assist_program_home_e.asp
The Member Assistance Program (MAP) is a voluntary and confidential service for Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members. MAP provides a short-term problem solving service for persons who have parenting or family concerns, interpersonal relations, personal and emotional, stress, anxiety, sexual assault and addiction concerns.
North Bay MFRC - Prevention, Support and Intervention Program
- Education and Prevention
- Short-Term Intervention and Crisis Support
- Assessment and Referral
Mental Health
Infant Development Program
Hands- FamilyHelpNetwork.ca
Counseling Services
School-Based Mental Health Services
Home-Based Mental Health Services
Community Counselling Centre of Nipissing - Community Support Advocacy Program
Web: www.cccnip.com/
The Community Support Advocacy Program is available to individuals with cognitive delays acquired during his/her formative years of development. Services include emotional support to help empower individuals and their families to advocate on their own behalf; accessing and coordinating community services; locating suitable accommodations; accessing funding; and providing money management skills or trusteeship. Services are also offered in French.
Northeast Mental Health Centre
Based on a recovery philosophy of care, NEMHC works with other service providers, patients and their families in the design and implementation of care. Programs include specialized adult mental health, senior’s mental health, forensic psychiatry, outreach programs and a regional children’s psychiatric service.
Mental Health Service Information Ontario
Ontario Early Years Centre - Nipissing - Assessment
Web: http://www.children.gov.on.ca/htdocs/English/topics/earlychildhood/oeyc/index.aspx/oeyc/en/Location/NorthBay/Nipissing/Services/SocialServices/devAssessment.htm
North Bay and District Association for Community Living - Assessment
Depending on the needs of the individual, assessments may focus on adaptive behavior, intellectual abilities, speech/language/communication skills, and/or social/emotional functioning.
Special Needs Program - Ministry of Children and Youth Services
The Ontario government provides and funds many special programs and services to help these children and their families. The programs and services include respite care, autism services, developmental delay services, disability services, mental health services, rehabilitiation and special services at home. Some of the common mental health issues are anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, conduct disorder and self harm. To find out how to apply for these services and more information in your local area go to their website.
Children At Risk - Autism
Children's Mental Health Ontario (CMHO)
Web: http://www.kidsmentalhealth.ca/
CMHO represents and supports the providers of child and youth mental health treatment services throughout Ontario. On their website you can find a mental health service provider near you, tools to support your family dealing with the process of diagnosis and mental health issues, and tools for professionals. Some mental health issues may include anxiety, depression, mood disorders, behavioural challenges or a complex mental health disorder.
Childcare - North Bay - Children & Youth
Resource Teacher Program
Web: www.nbdacl.org/default.aspx?section=rtp
The Resource Teacher Program provides support services to children 2 to 6 years of age who have a developmental disability and are enrolled in licensed child care services. Programs include regular programs, home visits and links to community agencies.
Ontario Early Years Centre - Nipissing - Child Care
Respiteservices.com
Special Needs Program - Ministry of Children and Youth Services
Nanny Services
Recreation - North Bay - Children & Youth
Autism Ontario
Web: http://www.autismontario.com/client/aso/ao.nsf/web/Home?OpenDocument
Autism Ontario provides support, information and services to individuals and their families with Autism Spectrum Disorder. There is a variety of information about recreational programs, summer camps, educational policies and much more. Find a local chapter in your area.
Financial Assistance - North Bay - Children & Youth
Child Care Fee Subsidy Program - District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board
Phone: (705) 474-2151 ext 179
Web: www.dnssab.on.ca/cs.htm
They provide child care fee subsidy to eligible families whose children attend a licensed program.
Ministry of Community and Social Services - Developmental Services
Phone: (613) 545-0536
(613) 545-0536
The Special Services at Home (SSAH) program is funded and administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services.
This program provides funding directly to families so they can purchase services to provide personal development and relief support to a child or adult with a developmental disability or a child with a physical disability.
Ontario Early Years Centre - Nipissing - Funding
Phone: (705) 474-3540
Web: www.ontarioearlyyears.ca/oeyc/en/Location/NorthBay/Nipissing/Services/Sp…
Web:www.children.gov.on.ca/htdocs/English/topics/financialhelp/index.aspx
The Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities program assists parents with ongoing extraordinary expenses incurred as a result of their child’s handicap.
Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities Program
Phone: (807) 475-1336
Web: www.bloorview.ca/resourcecentre/familyresources/documents/ACSDtipsheet.pdf
Provides financial assistance and drug and dental card to eligible families of severely handicapped children 18 yrs and under with a variety of special needs. Its purpose is to enable the child to live as normal a life as possible at home in the community. The monthly benefit is determined by the expenses directly related to the child’s handicap and the gross family income.
SISIP Financial Services
Web: www.sisip.ca/en/Cfpaf_e/index.asp
Military Family Fund
The Military Families Fund (MFF) is an agile and responsive means for Base and Wing Commanders, in concert with Military Family Resource Centers (MFRC) across the country, to help military families within hours of being advised of need. It will help with short-term emergencies and also provide long-term support. The MFF allows CF leadership to meet the special-case needs of CF members and their families with speed and flexibility not always available through the traditional programs.
Medical - North Bay - Children & Youth
Healthy Babies, Healthy Children Program
North Bay and Parry Sound District Health Unit
Algonquin Child and Family Services - Early Intervention
One Kid's Place
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care - OHIP
Toll free (in Ontario only): 1-800-664-8988
TTY - 1-800-387-5559
Web: www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/program/ohip/ohip_mn.html
Ministry of Children and Youth Services - Special Services at Home
Toll free: 1-800-461-6977
TTY: (705) 474-7665
Web: www.gov.on.ca/children/english/programs/needs/services/index.html
It helps families pay for special services in the home or outside the family home as long as the child is not receiving support from a residential program.
Infant Development Program
Ontario Early Years Centre - Nipissing - Assessment
Phone: (705) 476-3288
Web: http://www.children.gov.on.ca/htdocs/English/topics/earlychildhood/oeyc/index.aspx/oeyc/en/Location/NorthBay/Nipissing/Services/SocialServices/devAssessment.htm
Developmental Assessment, Consultation, and Treatment - therapeutically help children and adults with cognitive developmental disabilities to optimize their mental, emotional, and interpersonal functioning and to provide consultative and training support for their families and other support providers.
North Bay and District Association for Community Living - Assessment
Phone: (705) 476-3288 ext 0
Web: www.nbdacl.org/default.aspx?section=dacts
The Developmental Assessment Consultation and Treatment Services are provided by a team of professionals whose goal is to help children and adults with developmental disabilities to overcome any social, emotional or behavioral issues that are hindering their quality of life. Support is also provided to families and caregivers.
Depending on the needs of the individual, assessments may focus on adaptive behavior, intellectual abilities, speech/language/communication skills, and/or social/emotional functioning.
Intraspec
Web: http://intraspec.ca/find-a-doctor.php
The Intraspec website provides a free provincial listing of health lines and doctor availability for each province to assist you in your search for finding quality health care.
Education - North Bay - Children & Youth
North Bay School Boards
Near North District School Board
Phone: (705) 472-8170
Toll free: 1-800-278-4922
Web: www.nearnorthschools.ca/
School Health Support Services
Autism Spectrum Disorder School Support Program
Ontario Ministry of Education
Phone: (416) 325-2929
Toll Free: 1-800-387-5514
TDD/TTY: 1-800-263-2892
Web: www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/parents/speced.html
Learning Disabilities Association North Bay & District Satellite
Programs/services:
* advocacy, presentations, workshops
* involvement with adult assessments
* providing information for adults, parents and students
* information is also provided for many northern communities
* information for teachers on request
* involvement with the Learning Opportunities Task Force Pilot Project at Canadore College and Nipissing University in North Bay
* representation on the Special Education Advisory Committee
Health Care- North Bay - Elderly
Seniors' Mental Health Program-Northeast Mental Health Centre
Phone: (705) 474-1205 ext 7825
Web: www.nemhc.on.ca/programs-services/seniors/default-e.aspx
The Seniors’ Mental Health Program provides specialized mental health services and education for seniors and their formal and informal caregivers across northeast Ontario. The program provides assessment, intervention and support to assist individuals with age related mental health disorders to remain in the community (private home, long-term care home or retirement home) and to prevent psychiatric hospitalization where possible. While most individuals receiving services from the program are over 65 years of age, services are also provided to those under 65 if they have an age related mental health issue.
Mental Health Service Information Ontario
Phone: 1-866-531-2600
Web: http://www.mhsio.on.ca/
Up to date information about mental health services and supports in Ontario. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Confidential and free.
Telehealth Ontario
Toll Free: 1-866-797-0000
TTY: 1-866-797-0007
Web: www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/program/telehealth/telehealth_mn.html
Telehealth Ontario is a free, confidential telephone service you can call to get health advice or general health information from a Registered Nurse. You don’t need to provide your health insurance number and all information is confidential.
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Phone: (416) 314-5518 or 1-800-268-1154
TTY: 1-800-387-5559
Web: http://www.health.gov.on.ca/
Go to the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care to find out the variety of health care options, programs and services available to Ontario Residents.
Alzheimer Society of Ontario
Phone: (416) 967-5900
Web: www.alzheimerontario.org
The Alzheimer Society offers a variety of support programs for individuals with Alzheimer’s or related Dementia and their families. They provide educational workshops, a safely home registration program, toll-free 24 hour information and referral line, a library of resources and much more.
Home Care - North Bay - Elderly
Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)
North East Community Care Access Centre - Respite
Phone: (705) 476-2222
Toll free 1-888-533-2222
Web: www.ccac-ont.ca/Content.aspx?EnterpriseID=13&LanguageID=1&MenuID=44
The Community Care Access Centre provides time for caregiver respite under certain criteria. Information is listed on the website.
Seniors Services - North Bay - Elderly
North East Community Care Access Centre - Eldercare
Phone: (705) 476-5-2222
Toll free: 1-888-533-2222
Web: www.ccac-ont.ca/Content.aspx?EnterpriseID=13&LanguageID=1&MenuID=4
The Community Care Access Centre is here to listen and give you the information you need to make important care decisions. We can assist you in accessing our services, as well as other community support services.
North Bay Golden Age Club
Web: northbaygoldenageclub.com
135 Worthington Street West
North Bay, ON P1B 8M6
(705) 474-6520
Accommodation - North Bay - Elderly
Community Care Access Centre
Web: www.ccac-ont.ca/Content.aspx
Phone: 613-966-3530
Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) help those who need care stay in his/her own home longer by providing Care in Your Home and by coordinating care in the community, including specialized support services
CCAC can also provide information about long-term care options once it has become too difficult to live independently at home.
Financial Assistance - North Bay - Elderly
Ontario Disability Support Program
Phone: (705) 474-3540
Toll free: 1-800-461-6911
Web: www.accesson.ca/mcss/english/pillars/social/odsp/
The Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) is designed to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities who are in financial need, or who want and are able to work.
SISIP Financial Services
Phone: (250) 363-3301
Web: www.sisip.ca/en/Cfpaf_e/index.asp
The Canadian Assistance Personnel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and their immediate families.
Military Family Fund
The Military Families Fund (MFF) is an agile and responsive means for Base and Wing Commanders, in concert with Military Family Resource Centers (MFRC) across the country, to help military families within hours of being advised of need. It will help with short-term emergencies and also provide long-term support. The MFF allows CF leadership to meet the special-case needs of CF members and their families with speed and flexibility not always available through the traditional programs.
Health Care - Valcartier - Elderly
La Fédération québécoise des sociétés Alzheimer
Phone: (514) 369-7891
Toll-free: 1-888-636-6473
Web: www.alzheimerquebec.ca
The Alzheimer Society offers a variety of support programs for individuals with Alzheimer’s or related Dementia and their families. They provide educational workshops, a safely home registration program, toll-free 24 hour information and referral line, a library of resources and much more.
Home Care - Valcartier - Elderly
Coopérative de Services A Domicile De Québec
Web : economiesocialequebec.ca
110 51E Rue Est
Quebec, QC G1H 2J9
(418) 624-4617
Services Infirmiers Pro-Soins
240-2750 Chemin Sainte-Foy
Quebec, QC G1V 1V6
(418) 653-4471
Services et Organisation de Soins IncAddress:
Web : sos-sante.ca
240-2014 Rue Cyrille-Duquet
Quebec, QC G1N 4N6
(418) 650-4408
Personnel Marie-Andrée Laforce
Web : acces-services-sante.ca
2954 Bd Laurier
Sainte-Foy, QC G1V 4T2
(418) 682-4194
Personnel Clé
Web: personnelcle.com
515 Grande Allee E
Quebec, QC G1R 2J5
(418) 647-3775
Médi-Sélect Ltée
Web: medi-select.ca
670 Rue Bouvier
Quebec, QC G2J 1A7
(418) 623-3353
Humatech
104-3175 ch des Quatre Bourgeois
Sainte-Foy, QC G1W 2K7
(418) 658-9153
Bayshore Soins A Domicile
1173 boulevard Charest Ouest
Québec, QC G1N 2C9
(418) 652-9388
Seniors Services - Valcartier - Elderly
Ministère de la Famille et des Aînés - Seniors
Web: www.mfa.gouv.qc.ca/fr/aines/Pages/index.aspx
Information disponible pour les aînés et leur familles.
Québec government information for seniors and their families.
Accommodation - Valcartier - Elderly
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Financial Assistance - Valcartier - Elderly
SISIP Financial Services
Phone: (250) 363-3301
Web: www.sisip.ca/en/Cfpaf_e/index.asp
The Canadian Assistance Personnel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and their immediate families.
Military Family Fund
The Military Families Fund (MFF) is an agile and responsive means for Base and Wing Commanders, in concert with Military Family Resource Centers (MFRC) across the country, to help military families within hours of being advised of need. It will help with short-term emergencies and also provide long-term support. The MFF allows CF leadership to meet the special-case needs of CF members and their families with speed and flexibility not always available through the traditional programs.
Counselling / Mental Health - Valcartier - Children & Youth
Ordre des psychologues du Quebec
Phone: (514) 738-1223
Toll free: 1 (800) 561-1223
Web: www.ordrepsy.qc.ca/en/index.html
Ordre des psychologues du Quebec lists psychologists by city and region, among other criteria. A Psychologist can assess and find solutions to problems and challenges that people face in their life. Are you dealing with parenting challenges, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, phobia, grief or loss, abuse or violence, a traumatic event or incident, an addiction or compulsive behaviour? A psychologist can help with these issues and many more. Go to the website above to find a psychologist in your area.
To access this list go to their website home page and click on the Referral Directory at the bottom of the list to launch a search. Type your area code or location you are seeking a psychologist for in the search box to ensure the best possible results. Please note: check with your extended health care plan or family doctor for what financial coverage will be provided.
Childcare - Valcartier - Children & Youth
Ministère de la Famille et des Aînés - Garderies/Child Care
Web: www.mfa.gouv.qc.ca/fr/services-de-garde/Pages/index.aspx
Child care information provided such as what types of child care services are available and how to choose a child care provider.
Ministère de la Famille et des Aînés - Disabilities
Web:www.mfa.gouv.qc.ca/fr/services-de-garde/cpe-garderies/enfants-besoins-particuliers/Pages/index.aspx
Part of Québec government’s as set a policy in place to make childcare services available to children with disabilites. Integrating children with disabilities in a childcare setting is to include them in society. The Government of Québec provides subsidies to help the integration of children with special needs such as:
• Subsidies for the integration of a child with special needs within the childcare which entails:
o subsidies for childres 59 months or younger,
o subsidies for school aged children with special needs;
• the transitory measure for the integration of 5 years old children with special needs
Nanny Services
Web: www.nannyservices.ca
If you are interested in hiring a Nanny, this website will be a great search tool. Here you will be able to search for child care providers and caregivers within your area looking for employment in child care, elder care, home care and much more.
It is extremely important that you interview any child care providers and is highly recommended that you ask for a criminal reference check. Please note: If you are hiring a Nanny, please keep in mind that you will act as an employer and need to find out all the tax and legal implications that go a long with that.
Recreation - Valcartier - Children & Youth
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Financial Assistance - Valcartier - Children & Youth
SISIP Financial Services
The Canadian Assistance Personnel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and their immediate families.
Military Family Fund
The Military Families Fund (MFF) is an agile and responsive means for Base and Wing Commanders, in concert with Military Family Resource Centers (MFRC) across the country, to help military families within hours of being advised of need. It will help with short-term emergencies and also provide long-term support. The MFF allows CF leadership to meet the special-case needs of CF members and their families with speed and flexibility not always available through the traditional programs.
Medical - Valcartier - Children & Youth
Intraspec
Web: http://intraspec.ca/find-a-doctor.php
The Intraspec website provides a free provincial listing of health lines and doctor availability for each province to assist you in your search for finding quality health care.
Education - Valcartier - Children & Youth
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Counselling - Valcartier - Adult
Member Assistance Program
Ordre des psychologues du Quebec
Toll free: 1 (800) 561-1223
Web: www.ordrepsy.qc.ca/en/index.html
Ordre des psychologues du Quebec lists psychologists by city and region, among other criteria. A Psychologist can assess and find solutions to problems and challenges that people face in their life. Are you dealing with parenting challenges, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, phobia, grief or loss, abuse or violence, a traumatic event or incident, an addiction or compulsive behaviour? A psychologist can help with these issues and many more. Go to the website above to find a psychologist in your area.
To access this list go to their website home page and click on the Referral Directory at the bottom of the list to launch a search. Type your area code or location you are seeking a psychologist for in the search box to ensure the best possible results. Please note: check with your extended health care plan or family doctor for what financial coverage will be provided.
Education/Employment - Valcartier - Adult
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Home care - Valcartier - Adult
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Medical - Valcartier - Adult
Jeffery Hale Community Services (Holland Centre) - Health Care
Phone: (418) 683-9274
Toll Free: 1-888-683-9274
Web: http://www.hollandcentre.ca/
Health and social services information and referrals for the Anglophone community.
Intraspec
Web: http://intraspec.ca/find-a-doctor.php
The Intraspec website provides a free provincial listing of health lines and doctor availability for each province to assist you in your search for finding quality health care.
Mental Health - Valcartier - Adult
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Financial Assistance - Valcartier - Adult
SISIP Financial Services
The Canadian Assistance Personnel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and their immediate families.
Military Family Fund
The Military Families Fund (MFF) is an agile and responsive means for Base and Wing Commanders, in concert with Military Family Resource Centers (MFRC) across the country, to help military families within hours of being advised of need. It will help with short-term emergencies and also provide long-term support. The MFF allows CF leadership to meet the special-case needs of CF members and their families with speed and flexibility not always available through the traditional programs.
Health Care - Montreal - Elderly
La Fédération québécoise des sociétés Alzheimer
Phone: (514) 369-7891
Toll-free: 1-888-636-6473
Web: www.alzheimerquebec.ca
The Alzheimer Society offers a variety of support programs for individuals with Alzheimer’s or related Dementia and their families. They provide educational workshops, a safely home registration program, toll-free 24 hour information and referral line, a library of resources and much more.
Home Care - Montreal - Elderly
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Seniors Services - Montreal - Elderly
Québec Health Guide
Web: www.guidesante.gouv.qc.ca/en/index.shtml
Le Guide Santé offre de l’information simple, fiable et pratique à propos de votre santé ainsi que des services de santé provinciaux.
The Health Guide offers you simple, practical, and reliable information to Québec health care services.
Ministère de la Famille et des Aînés - Seniors
Web: www.mfa.gouv.qc.ca/fr/aines/Pages/index.aspx
Information disponible pour les aînés et leur familles.
Québec government information for seniors and their families.
Accommodation - Montreal - Elderly
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Financial Assistance - Montreal - Elderly
SISIP Financial Services
Phone: (250) 363-3301
Web: www.sisip.ca/en/Cfpaf_e/index.asp
The Canadian Assistance Personnel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and their immediate families.
Military Family Fund
The Military Families Fund (MFF) is an agile and responsive means for Base and Wing Commanders, in concert with Military Family Resource Centers (MFRC) across the country, to help military families within hours of being advised of need. It will help with short-term emergencies and also provide long-term support. The MFF allows CF leadership to meet the special-case needs of CF members and their families with speed and flexibility not always available through the traditional programs.
