Provides peer support and information for those newly diagnosed with breast cancer, and all other breast cancer survivors

Specialized case managers and rehabilitation professionals work directly with family members, friends, other service providers and clients living with the effects of an acquired brain injury to improve:

• Daily living skills
• Communication
• Community orientation and integration
• Emotional support
• Recreational opportunities

Services offered include:

• Outreach Rehabilitation Services
• Housing Programs
• Community Support Groups

This organization is a Registered Charity

Provides a variety of programs and services to those living with an acquired brain injury and their familiesThis organization is a registered charity

Offers the following Parkinson Support Groups in Northeastern Ontario for mutual support and information on learning to live with Parkinson's disease:SudburyMeeting Place: All Nations Church414 St Raphael St, Sudbury, ON P3B 1M41-800-565-3000 ext 3317Third Wed of the month, 2 pm (non-operational Dec, Jul-Aug)North BayMeeting Place: First Baptist Church1250 Cassells St, North Bay, ON P1B 4B71-800-565-3000 ext 3317First Thu of the month 2 pm-4 pm (non-operational Jan-Mar, Jul-Aug)Sault Ste. MarieMeeting Place: Senior Citizen Drop-In Centre619 Bay St, Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 0A21-800-565-3000 ext 3317Second Thu of the month 2 pm-3 pm (non-operational Jul-Aug)Manitoulin IslandMeeting Place: Mindemoya Public Library6020 ON-542, Mindemoya, ON P0P 1S01-800-565-3000 ext 3317Third Thu of the month 1:30 pm-3:30 pm (non-operational Jul-Aug)TimminsMeeting Place: Walford Residence750 Tamarack St, Timmins, ON P4N 0A41-800-565-3000 ext 3317Second Thu of the month 2 pm (non-operational Jul-Aug)Kirkland Lake/SwastikaMeeting Place: Royal Canadian LegionDuncan Ave N, Kirkland Lake, ON 1-800-565-3000 ext 3317Second Wed of every other month with the exception of Jul and Aug (14 Mar/9 May)Click here for other local support group listings across Canada

Functions as the regional office for Northern OntarioAssistive Technology Services

• Sells specialized technology and products to assist with tasks of daily living
• Provides information about the availability, selection, use and purchase of devices
• Accessible catalogues can be ordered via telephone
• Local offices can provide in person training and technical support
• Access to online webstore here

Emotional and Wellness Support

• Provides a venue to discuss work, home life, activities of daily living, or leisure and community participation, through support groups, the Vision Mate program and immediate, confidential telephone support through the Helpline

Independent Living Services and Independent Travel Instruction

Specialists provide instruction and assistance to build everyday skills and confidence in one-on-one or group settings to learn to live and travel with vision loss

Library

• Provides access to material in Braille, print Braille, talking books; descriptive videos; newspapers, and magazines
• Browse the digital collection online here

Provides a variety of support groups to patients of the Regional Cancer Care Program and their families including:

• Cancer Transitions
• Get Together for Teens with Cancer
• Return to Work

Operates the comprehensive cancer program for Northeastern OntarioProvides the following programs and services to patients:

• Ontario Breast Screening Program
• Community Oncology Clinic Network (COCN)
• Daffodil Terrace Lodge
• Dental Oncology
• Genetic Counselling Services
• Paediatric Oncology and Interlink
• Palliative Care
• Preventative Oncology & Integrated Cancer Screening
• Radiation Treatment
• Supportive Care Services
• Surgical Oncology
• Systemic (Chemo) Therapy

• Inspires hope in heart disease patients and their families
• Offers services to heart patients through visiting programs, support group meetings and educational forums

This organization is a registered charity

Offers a Parent Led Support Group for families who have children with cancerThis organization is a Registered Charity