Street Outreach Services that engage individuals who are experiencing mental illnesses and are homeless or living in shelters. City of Hamilton Mental Health and Street Outreach staff work in the community at many locations.
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A free, confidential service which provides health advice and general health information from a registered nurse, as well as assistance finding health care providers, symptom assessment tool, and medical library.
Provides high-quality breast screening services including mammography and breast self-examination education for women age 50 and older who have no previous history of breast cancer.
This program provides emergency food parcels and personal care items for families and individuals in need of assistance, operating by appointment at the door.
Assists Indigenous women and their families who are or are at risk of homelessness with services required to improve self sufficiency, independence, and stability.
A 15 bed emergency shelter, designed for women and their children, fleeing from domestic violence, dangerous situations, or experiencing homelessness.
Offers education and support to clients who have diabetes.
Workshops and activities include:
Assists Indigenous families in providing the best opportunities for the healthy development of children 0-6 years of age through education, family home visits, service coordination, and referrals.
Encourages and promotes healthy pregnancies for Aboriginal mothers and their babies, offering culturally appropriate support for babies up to 6 months of age and their families by improving maternal infant care, promoting healthy birth weights, an
Provides companionship and support to help seniors or persons with disabilities remain independent in their homes. This programs aims to enrich the social interaction of individuals by connecting them to the community and other helpful resources.