The Indigenous Patient Navigation (IPN) program helps bridge the gap between indigenous peoples, health services, and supports.
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A non-profit bilingual community legal clinic serving low income residents of Hamilton.
A 9-week program designed to help low-income individuals and families learn nutritious meal planning and budgeting on a limited income.
The City of Hamilton can provide employers with supports and programming in areas such as healthy eating, physical activity, smoke-free and quitting smoking supports, workplace stress prevention, alcohol and drugs in the workplace, and sun safety.
24 hour confidential telephone support and crisis intervention. Provides referrals to local community supports and inpatient programs, including the Good Shepherd Barrett Centre for Crisis Support.
Provides cost-free clothing help for families and individuals in need. Donations of clean and gently used clothing are welcome, and must be in clear bags.
Emergency food bank providing food and personal hygiene items to individuals and families.
Supporting First Nations, Metis, and Inuit youth currently in care or exiting the child welfare system. Assistance is offered in supporting youth to identify and achieve their goals.
Offers a variety of programs and events related to the museums collection of artifacts, books, periodicals, manuals, and aircrafts from the beginning of World War II to the present.
Programs include:
Provides peer-to-peer infant feeding support, from pregnancy to weaning. Support is available through email or phone.