Community Resources
General
Southwest Healthline
An online resource that provides current information on local health services, news, careers and events for SouthWestern, Ontario.
Health Care Connect
An online resource that refers Ontarians who don’t have a physician to a family health care provider who may be accepting new patients.
Health Quality Ontario
Find information and evidence on HQO’s efforts to make health care more effective, efficient and affordable.
Ministry of Health & Long Term Care
The Ministry of Health is the Government of Ontario ministry responsible for administering the health care system in the Canadian province of Ontario. The ministry is responsible to the Ontario Legislature through the Minister of Health.
Nutrition
Unlock Food Canada
Information provided by Dieticians of Canada. This website is here to help Canadians connect with a dietician and find the nutrition and food information they need.
Mental Health
Canadian Mental Health Association: Huron-Perth
Find information to local mental health programs and services.
Anxiety Canada
Learn about anxiety, find helpful resources, and an online directory for anxiety programs and services across Canada.
Kid’s Mental Health Ontario
Mental health resources targeted for children and parents.
Smoking Cessation & Lung Health
Breathe: The Lung Assocation of Canada
Find out more about lung health and research.
Canadian Cancer Society
Find more detailed information on cancer, available treatments, living with cancer and current research in the field.
Smokers’ Helpline
Free, personalized tools to help you quit smoking successfully.
Addiction & Substance Abuse
Choices for Change
Alcohol, Drug & Gambling Counselling Centre. Serving Huron & Perth Counties.
Programs
Arthritis Rehabilitation and Education Program
The Arthritis Rehabilitation and Education Program (AREP) provides a range of treatment and education services for adults and children with arthritis. Services are free, at no cost to you. Services are funded by the Ontario Government if you have an Ontario Health Card and a confirmed diagnosis of arthritis.