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Support Groups & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Focuses on family and community health and the coordination of patient care to assess and treat injuries or illness.Team includes family physicians, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, health promoter / kinesiologist, occupational therapist, pharmacist, registered dietitians, mental health therapists, and administration staff.Services and programs include: groups and education classes chronic disease management memory screening and seniors" health assessments breathe well clinic weight management cancer care hypertension program and blood pressure clinics self esteem and stress management smoking cessation mental health

Support Groups

Mom"s Timeout won"t be resuming until January 2022Mom"s Time Out is time where mothers of preschoolers can come together to be encouraged and grow in their faith and parenting * place for mothers to become more involved in the community and a great place to make friends * childcare provided for children 0-4 years old.

Support Groups

Provides 30 minute online exercise sessions designed to improve mobility to increase mental wellness and substance use health for individuals who seek help for substance use health.

Youth Addictions

Treatment services for women who are substance involved and pregnant and/or parenting children under age 6. Options include: Individual Support, Individual Counselling, Substance Use Assessments, Link with pre-natal care, Mom"s in Recovery Group, Parenting Group and Residential Treatment.

Support Groups

COVID19 -- Many services continue virtually; email or call organization for informationAccess to support, prevention, and community based interventions individual counselling and support, advocacy case coordination, accompaniment to appointments assistance with form filling, information and referral Peel Works Needle Exchange program safer sex and harm reduction supplies, including HIV Self-Test Kits street outreach for drug users emergency financial assistance, transit tokens and food vouchers community education and awareness, including targeted prevention education to at-risk populations 2SLGBTQ+ programs peer education and support groups, monthly drop ins health promotion and speakers bureauDowntown Brampton clinic, 118 Queen St W, 3rd fl

Support Groups

Programs, services and support group financial aid for equipment purchases & repairs educational workshops literature and social events some equipment is available for loan or donation, ie wheelchairsFor information about virtual or in-person peer support groups offered in your community, please visit our website. To learn more and join, contact an MS Navigator at 1-844-859-6789, by email at msnavigators@mssociety.ca or by using the live chat function on our website.

Support Groups

Provides education and information about Multiple Sclerosis services and equipment to chapter"s members fundraising for research and client services volunteersFor information about virtual or in-person peer support groups offered in your community, please visit our website. To learn more and join, contact an MS Navigator at 1-844-859-6789, by email at msnavigators@mssociety.ca or by using the live chat function on our website.

Support Groups

Voluntary health organization for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) offers support to people with MS provides public education and information fund raises for client support and research support groupFor information about virtual or in-person peer support groups offered in your community, please visit our website. To learn more and join, contact an MS Navigator at 1-844-859-6789, by email at msnavigators@mssociety.ca or by using the live chat function on our website.

Support Groups

Information, education, advocacy, and support for individuals living with or affected by MS MS research to understand and halt disease progressionFor information about virtual or in-person peer support groups offered in your community, please visit our website. To learn more and join, contact an MS Navigator at 1-844-859-6789, by email at msnavigators@mssociety.ca or by using the live chat function on our website.

Support Groups

Information and referral * subsidies for equipment * public education including workshops for families, friends and health professionals * 1:1 peer program * wellness programs * support groups Also site of national and Ontario Division offices

Support Groups

MS Knowledge NetworkOnline and telephone support through MS Navigators who provide: Information, education, advocacy and support for individuals living with or affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Access to one-to-one Peer Support, Self Help and Support Groups - applications and referral to appropriate groups or programs Quality of Life Grant: equipment funding information, eligibility and application Information and education on disability forms such as Canada Pension Plan - Disability benefits Information on fundraising initiatives, such as MS Walk or Bike; additional programs, services and events Information regarding research into the cause and cure of MS

counselling

MS Navigators provide trusted information on all aspects of life with MS for those living with the disease and their caregivers including: Information about multiple sclerosis and allied conditions Information about peer support groups Resources for managing symptoms News about programs and services Information on MS research Guides and online resources Help navigating local health and community services Practical assistance finding income and employment support and financial planning Self-advocacy support

Support Groups

Provides services to people with multiple sclerosis and their families and funds research to find the cause and cure for this disease. We are the only national voluntary organization in Canada that supports both MS research and services.Some of the Programs and Services Include: Information and Referral MS Knowledge Network Peer to Peer Support Program Volunteer Legal Advocacy Program Equipment Special Assistance Support and Self-Help Groups Educational and Awareness Events Friendly visiting program

Support Groups

Provides education and support services for people living with multiple sclerosis and their families, professionals and the community. Services include: information and referral equipment programs and special assistance supportive counselling and self-help groups conferences, workshops and education programs recreation, social and wellness programsBruce Grey services are administered from the Cambridge office

Support Groups

COVID19 Services temporarily suspended due to COVID-19Regular ServiceServices to those diagnosed with MS and their families. Assistance with funding for equipment and repairs to equipment