Resources: Pregnancy & Family / Parenting
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Centre intégre de santé et de services sociaux Abitibi Témiskamingue CLSC
 

Services: 

  • Aînés
  • Soutien a domicile (SAD)
    • Service psychosociaux
    • Soins infirmiers
    • Service de réadaptation: ergothérapie, physiothérapie
    • Inhalothérapie
    • Services de nutrition
    • Services médicaux
    • Activités de promotion de la santé et de prévention
  • Aide a domicile
    • Assistance personnelle
    • aide domestique
    • activités de soutien civique
    • assistance a l'apprentissage
    • appui aux tâches familiales
    • activité d'intégration sociale ou pour contrer l'isolement social
  • Déficiences
  • Famille, petite enfance, jeunesse
  • Grossesse, nouveau-né et accouchement
  • Hébergement
  • Hospitalisation et chirurgie
  • Passer un examen, recevoir un traitement et être suivi
  • Rendez-vous et consultations
  • Situation de crise
  • Soin palliatifs et fin de vie
  • Soutien èa l'autonomie
  • Santé publique
- French Services
Mind Matter MM Counselling & Psychotherapy services
 

Counselling & Psychotherapy Services

Mind|Matter Counselling & Psychotherapy Services is a privately owned registered psychotherapy practice. As the proud owners of Mind|Matter, it is our mission to provide a humanistic based approach to therapy, offering a wide range of modalities and therapies to children, youth and adults in the Tri-Town area of Temiskaming Shores.

- Counseling, French Services
Keepers of the Circle
 
  • Aboriginal family learning centers,
  • child care,
  • early learning,
  • pre-natal program,
  • diabetes prevention,
  • employment and leadership programs,
  • multi-cultural events.
  • Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program
  • Aboriginal Women in Mining,  ,
  • Diabetes and Chronic Disease Prevention,
  • District of Temiskaming Elder program,
  • District of Temiskaming Youth Program,
- Family Support, Support Group
Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services (KUNU)
 

Child and Family Services. Provides various programming and counselling services through Northern Ontario.

  • Family Support and Prevention Services
  • Advocacy
  • Band Representative Function
  • Counselling and Referral
  • Customary Care/Foster Care

Works through central office in Timmins and also through band offices throughout the general North Chochrane to South Temiskaming regions.

Services in English ; French ; Cree; Ojibwee

- Advocacy Group, Counseling, French Services
North East Ontario Family and Child Services (NEOFACS)
 

Advocates for child welfare, and provides child protection and children's mental health services. Services offered in KL, Englehart and New Liskeard. Children, youth under 18 who are experiencing social, psychological, and emotional distress, along with their parents and families.

- Youth
Ontario Early Years Centre Timiskaming / Cochrane
 

Get information and contacts on how to give your child 0-6yrs the best start in life. Library with books, videos and toys. Play groups as well. Counseling young children and trauma.

Timiskaming Best Start
 

Help program, well baby visits, postpartum mood disorder support, speech and language therapy, special needs and resourcing. Parental Support

Beaverhouse First Nation
 

Provides a number of services to members of Beaverhouse First Nation.

  • Diabetes prevention
  • Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program
  • Aboriginal Healthy Babies, Healthy Children  
  • Family Well-Being Program
  • Youth Mental Health Program
  • Home Visits Family Support
  • Youth Programming Cultural Teachings
- Advocacy Group, Family Support, Support Group
District of Timiskaming Social Services DTSSAB Child Care Fee Subsidy Program
 

Financial aid for families struggling to afford child care.

Application Process: Please contact the Children's Services Case Aide to start the screening process (new client), or make an appointment (existing client).

Once screening is complete, the Case Aide will provide a list of information the client will need to provide to the Child Care Eligibility Worker to proceed with the application. Both new and existing clients are reminded that when attending their interview with the Child Care Eligibility Worker, they need to bring the necessary documentation to establish eligibility.

Documentation can include:

  • Verification of income using the federal government Notice of Assessment or Canada Child Tax Benefit for the most recent tax year;
  • Verification of employment (2 current pay stubs) or education;
  • All other relevant information as requested by the Child Care Eligibility Worker.

The application for Child Care Fee Subsidy will consist of an interview with the parent(s) and completion of the following:

  • an Income Test
  • a Parental Agreement and
  • a Release of Information Consent
- Family Support, French Services
Timiskaming Health Unit
 

Various services of overall health.

  • Sexual health clinic
  • Prenatal care
  • Well baby visits and postpartum mood disorder support.
  • Harm reduction supplies
  • Smoking Cessation Program
  • Dental Care
  • Immunization
  • etc..  See website for all services offered
One Kids Place Children's Treament Centre
 

Offers a variety of services and programs to children with physical, motor and perceptual based difficulties. Speech Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Social Work, Therapeutic Recreation, Physiotherapy, Infant Hearing Program, Clinics, Ontario Autism Program

Community Counselling Centre North Bay
 

Provides professoinal counselling services and community programs. Many services are available free of charge.

An Addictions Counsellor trained in Aboriginal/First Nations/Metis cultural-specific practices is available.

Programs:

  • Addiction Services
  • Developmental Services
  • Counselling for People who Abuse their Partners
  • Counselling for Men Who have been Sexually Abused
  • Counselling for Women who have been abused
  • Partner Intervention Program
  • Counselling for Women who have been Sexually Abused
  • Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP)
  • Credit Counselling
  • Post Partum Mood Disorder Program
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution

Walk-In Counselling Services

Available every Tuesday from the beginning of Septemeber to th end of June. No fees or appointment needed. Some topics that people wish to discuss include couple and family relationships, domestic violence, sexual assault, alcohol or substance abuse regarding themselves or significant others, financial or debt challenges, among others.

Developmental Services Program

Children and families can access us directly by calling. Adults, who are 18 years old or over, who need our services can apply through Developmental Services Ontario. Please ask for an APSW.  There are no fees for these services.

- French Services