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The cost of eating well in Algoma

92/month to feed a family of four (two adults and two children) and $423... Food insecurity negatively impacts physical, mental, and social wel. Food insecurity is a robust predictor of healthcare use and costs, resulting in considerable public spending on health care. Food insecurity is an income issue

Toxic Drugs in Algoma

Community Assessment and Next Steps   The purpose of this report is to provide a general understanding of the toxic drug crisis, how it is being experi...PDF 33MB) View the Infographics: Interviews and Workshops with Community Partners Interviews with People with Lived and Living Experiences (PWLLE)

CHP

     The Algoma Community Health Profile is here!   We have released a new report highlighting the health status of Algoma, identifying key health issues and describing who is most affected in our population,  The report includes information on life expectancy, maternal health, injuries, child and y

Parenting

  Being a parent is one of the most fulfilling roles of your lifetime, and also one of the most challenging. We offer support and resources that will help you build your skills and confidence, while providing a safe, secure, and non-conflict home.   Local Resources:   Resources are available that can

Safer Sharps Handling and Disposal

Retrieve and dispose of sharps 2... Locations of Needle Exchange Programs in Algoma   R... Put the needle in a hard plastic container several millimeters thick with a tight lid and tape the lid shut... Please use the instructions above and place only small hard plastic containers with lids in the Drop Bins

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

What is it HIV? Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a sexually transmitted and blood-borne infection. It is caused by a virus that attac... There is no cure for HIV, but there is treatment. With proper care and treatment, most people with HIV can avoid getting AIDS and can stay healthy for a long time

Prescription for a Healthy Community

For example, zoning bylaws can help protect our children and youth from inappropriate access and exposure to tobacco and cannabis... Community leaders can ally with local agencies, support access to treatment, and use language that focuses on strength, resiliency, and capacity, rather than labels and

Naloxone Distribution Program

 Eligible Naloxone Distribution sites include:    Community Health Centres (including Aboriginal Health Access Centres) AIDS Service Organizations Shelters Withdrawal Managem. If your agency is interested in applying, or hearing more about the Naloxone Distribution Program, please call 705-942-4646