Seniors in the Dufferin/Caledon community can benefit from wraparound care focused on a holistic and equitable approach to care, supporting all aspects of a person’s health. Collaboration between community support organizations allows for improved patient-centred care for everyone who needs it, both in hospital and in the community.
Many people are not aware of the options available to them when their health care needs or circumstances change, and it becomes difficult to manage on their own. If you or someone you know requires care or personal support in their home, whether it is assistance getting back on track after a hospital stay, illness or injury, or support dealing with complex or chronic health conditions, there are options available to get you the care you need, when you need it.
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25 Centennial Rd., Unit 1
Orangeville, ON L9W 1R1
Contact:
Phone: 519-941-1221
Email:
info@alzheimerdufferin.org
For help and support with self-referral, contact the Alzheimer Society of Dufferin County at 519-941-1221 or info@alzheimerdufferin.org.
First Link® Learning Series – offers information about dementia and links people living with dementia and their caregivers directly to programs and services in their own communities.
Advance Care Planning – Please contact the Alzheimer Society of Dufferin County to request an advanced care planning presentation or for program dates and locations.
Compassion Fatigue for Family Caregivers – Compassion Fatigue for Family Caregivers is an education session presented by Elaine Griffin.
Living Well with Alzheimer’s Disease Workshop – Living Well provides tips and strategies for persons living with dementia and their care-partner on how to manage memory issues a person may encounter and positive choices to promote healthy living.
Public Awareness in Dufferin County – The Alzheimer Society provides many opportunities to learn more about dementia and research to find a cure. Learn more about programs and workshops near you.
Find Support in Dufferin County – We provide support for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, caregivers, family members and health-care professionals.
15835 McLaughlin Rd., Inglewood, ON L7C 1H4
Contact:
Phone: 905-838-3534
Email: info@bethellhospice.org
Referrals to the Bethell Hospice Residence or Community Program can be made either by the individual seeking service or by a medical services provider.
For the Residence Program, fill out this form to begin the referral process.
For the Community Program, fill out this form to begin the referral process.
Bethell Hospice Residence – a residence program featuring professional medical team of physicians, registered nurses, registered practical nurses and personal support workers who specialize in palliative care.
Bethell Hospice Community Program – This program supports individuals throughout a life-limiting illness, right from the time of diagnosis.
Bethell Hospice offers a variety of services for the following:
Royal Courtyards, Upper Level
18 King St. East
Bolton, ON L7E 1E8
Contact:
Phone: 905-584-2300
Email: info@ccs4u.org
Contact Form: ccs4u.org/contact-us
Specialized transportation services – click here to book.
Respite companionship – If you or a loved one would like to access the registry, please complete the online form.
Wellness programs – Call (905) 584-2300 Ext. 273 for information, dates on local activities in your community and transportation options.
Transitional care – Call 905-584-2300 ext. 225 to make a referral.
Assisted living – Call 310-2222 (no area code needed) and make a referral for Assisted Living services.
Seniors Helping Seniors programs – Call 905-584-2300 ext. 277.
Caledon Specialist Clinic – Call 905-584-2300 ext. 920, 905-857-4327 or send an email.
Caledon Community Services offers a variety of programs for seniors, caregivers, and support workers.
Specialized transportation services – Available seven days a week for Caledon seniors and adults with disabilities.
Respite companionship – Non-medical, in-home care and companionship.
Wellness programs – Feel great and enjoy wellness activities including exercise, educational opportunities, therapeutic recreation, and creative arts and crafts. Activities are offered in Bolton, Caledon East, Caledon Village, Alton and Snelgrove.
Transitional care – The Transitional Care Centre (TCC), located in Pinnacle View in Alton, helps you get back on your feet when an illness or injury has taken its toll.
Assisted living – 24/7 Assisted Living provides non-medical services that enable seniors to live independently.
Seniors Helping Seniors programs – Interactive seniors programs and activities led by seniors. Meet new friends and become part of many exciting activities.
Caledon Specialist Clinic – Attend specialist appointments, programs and educational workshops at Caledon Specialist Clinic, a downtown Bolton clinic providing local medical specialist’ care.
10 McEwan Dr. West,
Bolton, ON L7E 1H1
Contact:
Phone: 905-857-7651
Email:
info@cmow.org
Contact Form: https://cmow.org/contact-us/
Meal Services, Seniors Social & Wellness Programs and Friendly Visiting call: 905-857-7651
Project Lifesaver
Roxanne Dinova
905-857-7651 roxanne.dinova@cmow.org
Meal Services – Hot meals are prepared fresh and can be ordered 1 to 3 times a week on a long-term or temporary basis. Frozen meals are delivered biweekly throughout the Caledon community.
Seniors Social & Wellness Programs – weekly senior’s groups promote and support senior health, wellness and independent living. Whether it is an exercise class, discussion group or creative activity, guest speaker or entertainer, a seasonal party or a special luncheon, participants will get to enjoy their time with friends and neighbours. There are programs available for seniors’ residence buildings and seniors in the community.
Friendly Visiting – Regular visits from caring volunteers, in person or over the telephone, provide friendship and support to our clients. The program is offered to seniors and people with disabilities who have limited social interaction and would benefit from an opportunity to connect and socialize with friendly volunteers.
Project Lifesaver – This program helps families to locate individuals who may wander as a result of a cognitive impairment. This service is suitable for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, Autism, Down Syndrome, acquired brain injury or other kinds of cognitive disability.
Call 1-888-733-1177 for intake information.
Home and Community Care Support Services coordinate in-home and community-based care for patients in Ontario.
Home care – Care coordinators work with you to determine the right care and health supports, develop an individualized plan for care based on your needs and goals of care and help make a meaningful difference to your well-being.
Rapid Response Nurses – Rapid Response Nurses support patients and families dealing with complex conditions and high care needs, with an aim to ensure smooth transitions from hospital to home, reduce risk of hospital readmission or avoidable emergency department visits.
Telehomecare – The program is designed to help people living with conditions such as congestive heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease to manage their condition through remote monitoring and regular health coaching sessions in their own homes.
Family-Managed Home Care program – Eligible patients or their substitute decision-makers, receive funding to purchase home care services or employ care providers.
Palliative Care – Hospice Palliative Care Nurse Practitioners connect, support and care for patients who have a life-limiting illness.
Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) – Ontario has an established care coordination service to assist patients, family members, caregivers, friends and clinicians who are looking for information and access to support for MAID and other end-of-life options.
Community Care – Assistive community services to further enable independence and enjoyment of life, and provide much-needed caregiver support.
Community Nursing Clinics – Qualified, registered nurses and health care professionals providing a variety of nursing services, such as wound care, intravenous therapy or catheter care.
Therapy & Rehab – Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech-language pathology available for those who need the support.
Specialized Services – Various therapies including social work, dietitian or nutrition services, personal support services, and intravenous therapy.
Wound Care – Specialized wound care teams including Nurse Champions, Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence, and dedicated wound care coordinators are available to support patients suffering from acute, chronic and complex wounds.
Long-Term Care – Care coordinators work with you and your family understand the available options and make the right decisions.
7700 Hurontario St., Unit 314
Brampton, ON L6Y 4M3
Contact:
Phone: 905-451-2123 or 1-877-451-2123
Email: info@cmhapeel.ca
Call 905-451-2123 for CMHA Peel Dufferin Central Intake, information and referral.
For the Mental Health and Addictions Intake Form, click here.
If you are in a mental health crisis, please call:
905-278-9036 for 24/7 crisis support in Peel Region for all ages.
1-888-811-2222 for 24/7 crisis support in Dufferin County for adults over 18 years old.
519-941-1530 for crisis support in Dufferin County for those under 18 years old (Dufferin Child & Youth Mental Health Crisis Line).
If you’re having thoughts of suicide or are worried about someone you know, call or text 9-8-8 toll-free, anytime, to get support in English or French.
24.7 Crisis Support Peel Dufferin – a program that provides a timely and high-quality response to de-escalate, stabilize and support those in mental health and addiction crisis. The service is delivered in partnership with Peel Regional Police and the Ontario Provincial Police.
Access to Recovery – a program that offers intensive community-based supportive counselling and advocacy to assist individuals in reaching their recovery goals.
Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT) – ACTT is a client-centered, recovery-oriented mental health service that offers a broad range of intensive community supports for individuals experiencing serious mental health concerns and their families, in order to reach their recovery goals.
Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) program – an initiative that was created to enhance health care services for older adults in Ontario with complex and responsive behaviours associated with dementia, mental health, substance use and/or other neurological conditions. The BSO Crisis Mental Health Nurse will work in collaboration with 24.7 Crisis Support Peel Dufferin team, including the various police forces in the region.
Brief Services – Family Support – support for those who are concerned about someone’s mental health and substance use issues.
Brief Services – Brief Mental Health Counselling – a program that follows a brief counselling model that offers an immediate opportunity for therapeutic conversation within 1-2 sessions.
Brief Services – Substance Use – a free program for those who are seeking assistance with cutting down or stopping substance use and “addictive” behaviours.
Case Management – Dufferin – a program to promote support independence and improve quality of life, helping the person on a path to their personal recovery.
Concurrent Disorder Support Group – a support group for clients struggling with an addiction and mental illness. It is an open, peer support group with a psychoeducational component.
Counselling and Treatment – Dufferin – Mental health counsellors who provide 6-8 sessions (once every 3-4 weeks). Goals for counselling are guided by the Ontario Common Assessment of Need and are recovery oriented.
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy – evidence-based structured psychotherapy.
Early Intervention – supports for individuals who have experienced their first episode of psychosis.
Education and Training – CMHA Peel Dufferin offers workshops open to the general public and to organizations.
Groups – mental health and addiction group programs for adults.
In-STED program – aims to identify complex mental health and addictions needs early, and intervene through timely, high-quality, integrated and culturally appropriate short-term case management services.
McEvenue Home Works – a program that grants emergency financial assistance to individuals living with mental health concerns who are experiencing a housing crisis, to help secure or maintain their housing.
Mental Health and Justice – CMHA Peel Dufferin offers a range of mental health supports to individuals experiencing mental health concerns, who are in conflict with the law.
Outreach – housing support that seeks to end homelessness in the Peel Region and increase access to mainstream services.
Rapid Access Addiction Medicine Clinic – a clinic that provides low-barrier immediate access and care for substance use management.
Recovery West – a program that promotes mental health recovery through groups, activities and vocational services with a focus on peer support.
Seniors at Risk System Coordination – Dufferin – a service designed to assist in providing a safe short term solution for clients who are being neglected or abused until a longer-term plan can be developed and implemented with a team of service providers.
Senior Intensive Case Management – Dufferin – This program is for seniors who are experiencing serious and persistent mental health concerns. Seniors having challenges accessing supports due to geography, isolation or changes in informal support system are considered a priority for this service.
Specialized Geriatric Service – An assessment and treatment program for seniors in Dufferin who are experiencing age-related cognitive decline due to dementia, depression, delirium or pharmacological reasons.
Supported Housing – a program that offers permanent housing, and supports for individuals experiencing mental health concerns.
Treat at Home – Support for older adults experiencing mental health concerns.
Vocational Support Services – Services that offer assistance with recovery goals around employment, education and volunteer opportunities through individual and group support.
To access adult services available through Community Living Dufferin you must register with Developmental Services Ontario.
Community Living Dufferin offers a wide range of opportunities for adults.
Community Outreach – When CLD is delayed in meeting a person’s or a family’s long term needs, we offer short term, interim assistance. Employment support, behavioural management and social connections are a sampling of what CLD provides.
Options, Learning + Leisure Program – CLD offers a variety of flexible leisure and recreational activities, including swimming and horseback riding to crafts, music, yoga and bowling.
Employment Services – CLD assists people with disabilities so they develop good working habits, improve their social skills and increase their productivity. Furthermore, CLD makes arrangements with employers who provide both paid and voluntary jobs and on-the-job training.
Community Behavioural Services – CLD administers this program which provides parents with funding upon approval and a list of professionals who support individuals with Intellectual disabilities or Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Passport – This program provides individualized funding for community participation services and supports, activities of daily living and person directed planning. The program also provides funding for caregivers respite services and supports for caregivers of an adult with an intellectual disability.
Group Homes – CLD owns and operates 13 homes that provide accommodations to more than 60 adults with intellectual disabilities, assisting adults to achieve their personal goals while fostering inclusion in the community.
Specialized Services – Regional Home – This program supports adults with Prader-Willi Syndrome, their unique needs, intervention strategies and individual programs.
Supported Independent Living – Many adults with intellectual disabilities can live in their own homes or apartments when provided with three to five hours of weekly support. CLD assists adults to make informed choices regarding their goals, relationships, health, rights, community inclusion, safety and security.
Respite – Respite provides adults opportunities to engage in community activities while allowing caregivers time for themselves.
Contact:
Phone: 519-925-5452
Email: dccss@dufferincounty.ca
For program information, call 519-925-5452.
For Assisted Living information, call 310-2222 (no area code needed) and make a referral for Assisted Living Services.
Dufferin County Community Support Services (DCCSS) is a non-profit agency funded by Ontario Health and operated by the County of Dufferin. DCCSS provides services to assist older adults and adults with developmental disabilities to remain in the familiar surroundings of their own homes.
DCCSS services include:
Meals on Wheels (Hot) – This program delivers a hot nutritionally balanced lunch by staff/volunteers who provide a social contact and safety check for the client. Special diets may be accommodated.
Meals on Wheels (Frozen) – This program delivers frozen nutritionally balanced meals, once every two weeks, by staff/volunteers who provide a social contact and safety check for the client. A special diet may be accommodated.
Transportation – Providing transportation to and from medical appointments – with accessible vehicles, drivers pick up and drop off clients through this door-to-door service.
Friendly visiting – Offers visiting companionship to isolated seniors, disabled adults to reduce loneliness and provide a safety check. Regular visits from volunteers either in person or over the phone.
Home maintenance – Matches eligible clients with individuals or businesses that provide repairs and maintenance to a senior’s home. The job may be undertaken regularly, occasionally or one time only.
Home respite services – Matches eligible clients with individuals that provide short term relief for caregivers. The service may include homemaking, light housekeeping, monitoring, supervision and/or activation.
Adult day programs – Provides a daytime group environment of supervised activities, meals, companionship, and recreation for older and disabled adults. This service assists the participants to achieve and maintain their maximum level of functioning, to prevent early or inappropriate institutionalization and provides respite and information to their caregivers.
Home help – Matches eligible clients with individuals or businesses that provide homemaking which may include shopping, light housekeeping, meal preparation and laundry.
Congregate dining – Serves nutritionally balanced suppers in a social group environment. Supper is followed by a group activity.
Personal Support Worker Transportation Escort – Provides a personal support worker to accompany eligible seniors and disabled adults to medical appointments.
Assisted living referrals – Call 310-2222 (no area code needed) and make a referral for Assisted Living Services.
Bathing program – Personal Support Worker to assist with bathing services in a secure and supportive environment.
DCCSS provides:
To apply to the Community Paramedic Program, click here.
Referrals are accepted from various community partners including Primary Care Physicians and hospital staff.
A wide variety of services are included in this program, such as:
Inquiries regarding admissions, wait lists, accommodation rates, etc. for Dufferin Oaks Long Term Care home should be directed to Home and Community Care Support Services.
Dufferin Oaks is a non-profit Long Term Care Home owned and operated by the County of Dufferin under standards established by the Ministry of Long-Term Care.
For information about staying at FTP’s Shelter, call 519-941-4357 (HELP), 905-584-4357 (HELP) or 1-800-265-9178 to speak with the counsellor on duty about your situation.
For all other services, please call 1-800-265-9178. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
24 Hour Support/Info Line:
519-941-4357 (HELP)
905-584-4357 (HELP)
1-800-265-9178
Text: 519-278-5410
Email:
FTP’s Mission is to support the holistic wellbeing of those affected by gender-based violence and promote healthy relationships and community, through education.
Emergency Shelter – FTP’s shelter is a safe and comfortable place to stay for women (16 years of age and older) and their children. FTP provides food and other essentials, and offer assistance with transportation and childcare, advocacy and accompaniment to appointments and court, individual and group counselling, and follow up support after your stay.
Second Stage Housing – Supportive temporary housing (up to one year) to help with the transition to independent living. Second Stage Housing may be an option for abused women and their children who need affordable housing while getting back on their feet.
Transitional, Legal and Housing Support Services – Practical assistance, support and referrals in the areas of housing, education, employment, budgeting, goal setting and safety planning. Transitional Support is available to women throughout Caledon and Dufferin. Appointments are available in Bolton, Shelburne and Orangeville.
Support Within Housing – For women living with mental wellness issues. Permanent, supportive, RGI housing.
Rural Response Program – This program provides safety, support and hope by reducing barriers to service for women living in the rural communities of north Dufferin.
Integrated Crisis Support – FTP’s mobile crisis counsellor attends calls in the community—along with community partners—in relation to domestic and sexual violence and mental health and addictions crisis.
Community Homeless Outreach – FTP’s Community Homeless Outreach counsellors provide mobile support to homeless individuals and those who are on the By-Name list needing crisis support.
Family Court Support Worker Program – Family Transition Place is able to provide direct support to victims of domestic violence who are involved in the family court process by providing access to a Family Court Support Worker.
Individual and Group Counselling for Women – Clinical counsellors provide confidential, supportive and non-judgmental counselling by guiding women to develop skills and strategies to deal with the impact of abuse.
Individual and Group Counselling for Men – Support and referrals are available via our support line for men who have been involved with or impacted by family violence.
Counselling Workshops – Group counselling available with our compassionate counsellors to support those 16 years of age and older.
Lotus Centre – Staff at the Lotus Centre work with the following partners to deliver a broad array of sexual violence supports across our community, including 24/7 crisis counselling, sexual violence counselling services, support for partners, family and friends of survivors, therapeutic group counselling, sexual violence peer support groups, and sexual violence education and community engagement.
100 Rolling Hills Dr.,
Orangeville, ON L9W 4X9
Contact:
Phone: 519-941-2410
Email: info@headwatershealth.ca
Please call for information.
Each admitted patient will receive a Headwaters Admission Handbook to inform them of all the essentials they need to know while in hospital.
Headwaters Health Care Centre provides an array of medical and surgical services on both an outpatient and inpatient basis. They also offer emergency services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Areas of care include Ambulatory Services, Complex Continuing Care, Diabetes Care Program, Diagnostic Imaging, Emergency Department, Health Records, Hemodialysis, Intensive Care Unit, Laboratory, Medicine, Mental Health, Obstetrics, Paedriatrics, Palliative Care, Paramedics, Pharmacy, Rehab Services, Respiratory Therapy, Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, Spiritual Care, Surgical Services, Telemedicine and TeleCheck.
30 Centre St.,
Orangeville, ON L9W 2X1
Contact:
Phone: 519-942-3313
Contact Form: hospicedufferin.com/contact-us
Individuals, health care professionals, and family members can contact Hospice Dufferin to make a referral. A service agreement is signed by the client or their power of care. Services are offered at no cost.
Hospice Dufferin is a charitable organization offering programs from diagnosis to end-of-life for clients and support programs for caregivers from illness to bereavement.
Programs and services include:
All applications to a long term care centre are coordinated by local Home and Community Care Support Services.
For help or more information, connect with Peel Public Health online or speak to them by phone or in person.
To learn more about the community paramedicine programs, call 905-791-7800 ext. 3951.
Long term care – Peel Region centres provide a place where residents can live and enjoy a sense of belonging and opportunities to thrive.
Adult day services – Provides a place for residents to go each day for engaging activities and social interaction.
Respite care – This program gives caregivers in the community a scheduled break to go on vacation, take care of their own health needs, rest, or do things for themselves. It provides clients with a place to stay for a short period of time. Respite care is offered at the Davis Centre Peel Long Term Care in Caledon.
Seniors dental program – The Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program provides low-income seniors access to essential dental care they may not otherwise be able to afford.
Seniors Health and Wellness Village – The Seniors Health and Wellness Village at Peel Manor aims to be the heart of a vibrant, thriving neighbourhood that enhances the quality of life and supports the well-being of those who live and work in the Village, and the surrounding community.
Covid-19 – Assistance available for those who would like to learn more about COVID-19, where to get tested and vaccine booking details.
Community Paramedicine – This program helps residents before a situation turns into an emergency. The goal is to reduce 911 calls and emergency room visits by offering wellness clinics for senior residents at 5 Peel Living buildings, and in-home medical support to residents who are leaving the hospital and need help transitioning back home, are on the wait list for a long term care centre or are eligible for long term care or have chronic health conditions.
SHIP’s Central Intake department is a single point of access to assessment, referrals and information for the community. Click here for more information on the application process, or call 905-795-8742 for assistance.
Assertive Community Treatment Teams – This service is available to individuals between the ages of 16- 65 who are experiencing great difficulty in accessing or going into the healthcare setting.
Behavioural Supports Ontario – An initiative created to enhance health care services for older adults in Ontario with complex and responsive behaviours.
Community Homes for Opportunity (CHO) – CHO is a supportive housing program for people with serious mental illness within the community, who may require a 24-hour supportive care living environment.
Dufferin Case Management – Offers flexible case management support for individuals who are 16+ experiencing mental health concerns residing in Dufferin County.
Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI) – EPI provides support to individuals and their families at the first signs and symptoms of mental health concerns.
Financial Support – This program aims to assist clients in managing their current financial situation and grow their financial independence through education and empowerment.
High Support – Facilitating a healthy and supportive environment that maximizes successful outcomes during the transition to independent living from a hospital setting is the primary goal of our High Support Program.
Supportive Housing Teams – The Housing In Place program aims to provide supportive housing and intensive case management for people with serious mental health issues and/or those with problematic substance use who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Home for Good – This program offers management and coordination as well as a secondary support team for direct support and consultation.
In-Short Term Emergency Diversion (In-STED) – In-STED operates as a partnership between SHIP, Punjabi Community Health Services and CMHA Peel/Dufferin offering short-term community-based mental health and addiction services.
Integrated Seniors Team – This is a partnership program between SHIP, Peel Senior Link and Punjabi Community Health Services serving the Brampton community.
Mental Health Consultation – The Mental Health Consultant is an integrated service to the Home and Community Care program.
Problematic Substance Use (PSU) – PSU is a partnership with Peel Addiction and Referral Centre. This vital partnership was created to assist individuals in meeting the challenges of their complex addiction issues.
Residential Multi-Service Team (RMST) – The RMST team assists individuals living in Peel Region by providing services specific to the following needs: Case Management (Dufferin County) General Mental Health and Seniors, Dual Diagnosis and Mental Health and Justice.
Supporting Adults in Independent Living – A community –based, client centered program that offers supportive housing for persons with a dual diagnosis who wish to reside in Brampton.
Tenant Relations and Alternate Dispute Resolution – The Tenant Relations and ADR department works with SHIP tenants to establish a seamless transition to independent living, while helping them maintain housing throughout their tenancy.
Please call (519) 415-3764 or click here for the referral form.
Supporting adults ages 55 and older in Dufferin-Caledon, Telecheck is a confidential, no-cost service to help older adults live independently at home through scheduled check-in telephone calls.
Benefits of daily periodic check-in calls:
To speak with a public health nurse about health and non-health related questions including COVID-19, adult vaccines or if you are a health care provider, call 519-822-2715 ext. 7006.
Adult Vaccination – Vaccinations are important for people of all ages, not just children, because they provide the most effective protection against disease. During adulthood we require booster shots to maintain our defenses against some diseases like tetanus (lockjaw) and diphtheria.
COVID, Flu and RSV Vaccines – Getting an annual flu shot and COVID vaccine offers the best protection from serious illness during respiratory illness season, which generally runs from October to April each year. Receiving these vaccines helps maximize protection against severe illness during the winter months when peak circulation of respiratory viruses is happening. You can safely get your flu and COVID-19 vaccines at the same time.
Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program – a new publicly-funded program that provides access to oral health care services for low-income seniors, for both preventive (cleanings) and restorative (fillings, extractions) services.
Tobacco & Quitting Smoking – Public Health tackles tobacco from several fronts: preventing people from starting to use tobacco; helping people quit; and supporting organizations in the community (including landlords) to make their spaces smoke-free.
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We acknowledge that Hills of Headwaters Collaborative Ontario Health Team and its partners work within the traditional territories and ancestral lands of the Tionontati (Petun), Attawandaron (Neutral), Haudenosaunee (Six Nations) and Anishinaabe peoples.
Hills of Headwaters Collaborative Ontario Health Team is supported by funding from the Government of Ontario.
