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Dryden Native Friendship Centre - Health Outreach Program

Offered by Dryden Native Friendship Centre

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74 Queen St, Dryden, ON P8N 1A4

In short

Health Outreach Workers combine traditional and mainstream programs and services to help improve Indigenous health outcomes and reduce family violence in Indigenous families.

Who it is for
Youth, Adults, Seniors, Families, Indigenous people
Where
74 Queen St, Dryden, ON P8N 1A4
How to reach
(807) 223-4180 · Website
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About this service

Health Outreach Workers combine traditional and mainstream programs and services to help improve Indigenous health outcomes and reduce family violence in Indigenous families. The program is designed to foster improvements in the health and well-being of Indigenous individuals, families, communities and Nations through:

  • Equitable access to primary health and healing services and programs, including prevention, treatment and support, that are culturally appropriate and culturally competent;
  • Building on the strengths and enhancing the capacities of Indigenous communities;
  • Addressing immediate and long-term measures related to family violence issues through community designed and delivered programming

The HOW program focuses on providing access to healing and health-related services as well as promoting the reduction of family violence achieved through providing services for those that are most at risk, notably women and children.

How do I get in touch?

Call (807) 223-4180, or use the website.

Phone
(807) 223-4180
Website
https://ofifc.org/program/health-outreach-worker-program/

Listed in Dryden, Ontario.

74 Queen St, Dryden, ON P8N 1A4

74 Queen St, Dryden, ON P8N 1A4Dryden, Ontario

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