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Web Sites School to Community Transition: Program Information Organization Address Following are descriptions of some of the programs mentioned in this brochure: Community Resources 211OntarioNorth.ca www.OntarioNorth.ca Adult Protective Services provides information on resources and services for adults with a developmental dis- ability, explores options with individuals in order to assist them with goal setting and decision making, helps to www.health.gov.on.ca/english/ Helping Students in their Transition from Assistive Devices coordinate services, and works in partnerships with other community agencies to improve the economic and so- public/program/adp/ Program School to the Community cial conditions of adults with developmental disabilities. adp_mn.html Assistive Devices Program provides support and funding to Ontario residents who have long-term physical Community Living www.communitylivingontario.ca disabilities. This program provides access to personalized assistive devices which increase independence and Ontario which are appropriate to the individual’s basic needs. Easter Seal Society www.easterseals.org Community Care Access Centres are the local point of access to community-based health care services. Hospital for Sick www.sickkids.ca CCACs are funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and were created to coordinate a variety of Children health services to maintain an individual’s health, independence and quality of life. Independent www.ilc-cei.com Dilico Anishinabek Family Care provides a range of responsive individual, family and community programs Learning Centre and services for all Anishinabek people, including the physical health, the mental health and the health of the Integrated Services communities where Anishinabek people live by promoting wellness, preventing illness and trauma, and providing for Northern www.isnc.org diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. Children The Superior-Greenstone District School Board, Special Integrated Services for Northern Children is a tri-Ministry program (Health, Education & Training, Community Kinna-Aweya Legal www.kalc.ca Education Advisory Committee (SEAC), understands the & Social Services) working with community agencies to provide integrated network of health, mental health and Clinic special education services to children with special needs and their families who reside in rural and remote com- vital need for information regarding community-based Kids Help Phone www.kidshelpphone.ca munities of Northern Ontario. support programs during the transition from high Learning Disabilities school to the community. Kinna-Aweya Legal Clinic provides legal advice and assistance to all low-income residents in the District of Association of www.ldao.ca Thunder Bay. Services are offered at no cost to people with low-incomes who meet the financial eligibility guide- Ontario The community organizations/agencies contained in this lines. KALC’s focus is on helping people get income maintenance benefits and maintain access to housing. KALC are not able to assist in criminal or family law matters. Legal Aid www.legalaid.ca brochure are among many that offer support to Ontario March of students with special needs. We hope that this North of Superior Programs offer Integrated Services for Northern Children, one-to-one counseling, family www.marchofdimes.ca Dimes counseling and substance abuse counseling. compilation of available sources, complete with contact Thunder Bay numbers, is of assistance to you. Thunder Bay District Health Unit provides health information and prevention-related clinical services to peo- www.tbdhu.com District Health Unit ple of all ages; are advocates for healthy public policy; investigates reportable diseases and uphold regulations that apply to public health. Wesway, Respite www.respiteservices.com Services Superior-Greenstone District School Board Superior-Greenstone Association for Community Living provide direct services and support to individuals P.O. Bag A—12 Hemlo Drive identified with an intellectual disability, and their families, so that people may plan their future as productive, fully Marathon, ON P0T 2E0 participating citizens in the community. Community Living Ontario supports this activity by linking local associa- 807-229-0436 / 1-888-604-1111 tions and their members with the resources and information they need, and by offering training and consultation Fax 807-229-1471 in the areas of family support, education, employment, human rights, community participation, advocacy and self- planning. KIDS COME FIRST Support / Family Concerns Health Concerns Health Concerns (Cont’d) Job Training / Employment Organization Based in / Contact Number Organization Based in / Contact Number Organization Based in / Contact Number Organization Based in / Contact Number Addictions Counselor Adult Protective Marathon 229-1340, x 2226 Manitouwadge 826-2869 Employment Ontario Works Northern Health Travel Services Geraldton 854-2511, x 23 1-800-461-4006 Standards (Working Grant 1-800-531-5551 Canadian Mental Health Conditions—Min. of Geraldton 854-2292 1-888-269-3100 Community Care Crisis Response Line Superior Speech Labour) Marathon 229-8628 Schreiber 824-1304 Access Centres Services Thunder Bay 1-800-626-5406 Crisis Response Human Resources Geraldton 854-0635 Services Suicide 1-866-888-8988 Telehealth Ontario 1-866-797-0000 Development Canada Marathon 229-0959 Longlac 876-2267 Dilico Ojibway Child Prevention Marathon 229-8910 Geraldton 854-0454 Geraldton 854-0859 and Family Services Manitouwadge 826-4061 Nipigon 887-2746 Eat Right Ontario 1-877-510-5102 Thunder Bay District Job Connect Marathon 229-2037 Marathon 229-1820 Health Unit Nipigon 887-2746 Manitouwadge 826-4326 Health Card Inquiries 1-800-664-8988 Nipigon 887-3031 Marathon 229-9986 Schreiber 824-2413 Manitouwadge Food Banks Hospital for Sick Manitouwadge 826-1414 Schreiber 824-2018 Toronto 416-813-1500 Employment Centre Terrace Bay 825-3647 Children Continuing Education Superior Training & Geraldton 854-1694 Nipigon 887-2746 Geraldton 854-1321 Organization Based in / Contact Number Employment Program Longlac 876-2235 Manitouwadge 826-3251 Integrated Services for Marathon 229-0607 Hospitals Marathon 229-1740 Geraldton 854-0652 Northern Children Confederation College Nipigon 887-2632 Nipigon 887-3026 Marathon 229-2464 General Terrace Bay 825-3273 Schreiber 824-2867 Confederation College Organization Based in / Contact Number Kinna-Awaya Legal Beardmore 875-2058 Distance Education/E- Thunder Bay 475-6550 Marathon 229-2290 Assistive Devices 1-800-268-6021 Clinic Geraldton 854-0224 Learning Manitouwadge 826-3333 Program TTY: 1-800-387-5559 Lutheran Community Medical Clinics Marathon 229-3243 Geraldton 854-0542 Thunder Bay 1-866-752-5427 Easter Seals Society Thunder Bay 345-7622 Care Centre (Thunder Nipigon 887-1110 Longlac 876-4888 345-6062 Manitouwadge 826-3327 Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 Bay and District) Schreiber 824-2934 Contact North Marathon 229-2790 Terrace Bay 825-3235 Member of Parliament Manitouwadge 826-4224 Nipigon 887-3320 Federal 1-888-266-8004 Marjorie House Marathon 229-2222 Mental Health Service Joe Comuzzi, MP 1-866-531-2600 Terrace Bay 825-9160 Schreiber 824-3380 Information Ontario Member of Provincial Independent Learning Superior-Greenstone Geraldton 854-0924/0775 Manitouwadge 826-4442 1-800-387-5512 Parliament Mental Illness Support Centre Provincial 1-888-516-5555 Association for Red Rock 886-2801 Marathon 229-0357 Michael Gravelle, Network Community Living Nipigon 887-2746 Schreiber 824-1362 Beardmore 875-2212 MPP Dorion 857-2318 Ontario March of The Family Place Manitouwadge 826-2883 METTA Counselling Marathon 229-4220 Geraldton 854-1490 Thunder Bay 345-6595 Dimes Geraldton 854-1321 Longlac 876-4515 Manitouwadge 826-3913 TTY Users Operator Longlac 876-2235 Public Libraries 1-800-855-1155 Manitouwadge 826-4517 Marathon 229-0740 Assistance North of Superior Nipigon 887-3142 Marathon 229-0607 TTY Users Relay Programs Red Rock 886-2558 1-800-855-0511 Nipigon 887-2632 Service Schreiber 824-2867 Schreiber 824-2477 Terrace Bay 825-3238 Terrace Bay 825-3819 .
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