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Office: 226-808-2556
Guelph Community Health Centre, 176 Wyndham St N
Guelph, ON, N1H 8N9
Guelph, ON, N1H 8N9
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Services include:
Peripheral services provided for Hepatitis C patients only.
- specialized assessment and treatment
- coordinated access to allied health and social services
- counselling, education, outreach
- Mobile Community Health Van
Peripheral services provided for Hepatitis C patients only.
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Waterloo Wellington Regional Office
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Office: 1-877-422-1112
Short Description
Information and support services include:
- information and support to obtain community services (accessible housing, attendant services, home / vehicle modifications, transportation, funding for assistive devices)
- customized help in transition from acute care and rehabilitation back to community
- advocacy
- peer support program
- counselling to support independent living
- employment services
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Office: 519-830-1423
55 Cork St E, Unit 305
Guelph, ON, N1H 2W8
Guelph, ON, N1H 2W8
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Support group members address concerns related to ADHD and Asperger's Syndrome/ASD. Participants learn coping strategies and gain tools connected to life skills, medication, alternative therapies, and managing impulsive behaviours.
Common issues discussed include:
Common issues discussed include:
- self-care
- addictions
- making and keeping friends / romantic partners
- study skills
- procrastination
- perfectionism
- stigma
- entrepreneurialism
- finding the right work environment
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Office: No public telephone number
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Holistic chronic pain management:
- help in navigating the health care system and identifying resources that may be needed to improve overall quality of life
- promotes self-management of pain
- empowerment to break pain and symptom cycle
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Office: 519-652-9437
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Mutual support group and information on learning to live with Parkinson's disease.
Variety of programs, services and initiatives include:
Variety of programs, services and initiatives include:
- workshops and events
- education and resources
- awareness and research campaigns
- counselling
- support groups and activity based programming
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Office: 519-823-1291
Community Support Services: 519-837-5696
683 Woolwich St
Guelph, ON, N1H 3Y8
Guelph, ON, N1H 3Y8
Short Description
Programs and services include:
NOTE: There is a fee for this service, to be negotiated between the individual and the provider.
- telephone support to seniors and caregivers (GWSA Community Support Services)
- gymnasium / auditorium, health room, computer lab, public dining room, community rooms
- active wellness programs
- life long learning (book club, peer learning)
- lending library (fiction and non-fiction books, video cassettes, CDs)
- leisure interest groups, computer courses, fitness, health/wellness, visual / creative arts courses
- games (cards, darts, chess) and activities
- dining room (breakfast, lunch at reasonable cost; catering for private / group social functions)
- outreach program
- trips and tours (day trips offered to members of the Guelph Wellington Seniors Association)
NOTE: There is a fee for this service, to be negotiated between the individual and the provider.
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Hearing Improvement Clinics
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Office: 519-823-1291
683 Woolwich St,
Guelph, ON, N1H 3Y8
Guelph, ON, N1H 3Y8
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- Supplements services of agencies that assist people who are hearing impaired.
- Disseminates information.
- Promotes hearing help courses and hearing accessibility in public places.
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Office: 519-837-2050
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Opportunity to share information and common concerns ; public awareness of issues and challenges for people with learning disabilities ; support of legislative initiatives. Programs and services include:
Member of the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) for Upper Grand District School Board and Wellington Catholic District School Board to advise on best practices for teaching people with special needs.
- free information for children, their caregivers, and adults affected by Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and learning disabilities
- sponsors many events and workshops with issues related to LDs and ADHD
- supports parents in advocating for their child - in school, Individual Education Plan (IEP) / Identification, Placement and Review Committee (IPRC) meetings
- outreach and education
- advising and advocacy
- support and guidance
- established peer support network for parents and caregivers
- provides list of tutors and sources for assessment
- Reading Rocks program
Member of the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) for Upper Grand District School Board and Wellington Catholic District School Board to advise on best practices for teaching people with special needs.
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Office: No public telephone number
Short Description
Activities of Wellington Chapter:
- helps the community learn about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- conducts special speaker and/or training workshops (topics include advocacy, support and latest news in ASD research)
- works with community partners to promote and enhance awareness about autism
- holds various fundraising events throughout the year
- runs programs and events for individuals with ASD and their families to get involved, socialize and network
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Office (volunteer): 519-994-5860
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Information on all aspects and treatment of breast cancer
- emotional support
- meetings include speakers
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Office: 519-823-9232
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Housing trust that supports adults with severe autism and high health needs.
Offers outreach activities and support groups.
Offers outreach activities and support groups.
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Office: 1-888-540-6666
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Information, resources and a network of mutual support through work with local peer support groups, hospital visitation and Befriending programs for stroke survivors, their caregivers or family members.
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Office: 519-821-5802
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Support and funding for thalassemia scientific research, treatment, patient services, public awareness and education.
NOTE: The largest centre for treatment of thalassemia patients in North America is located in Toronto. Clinic locations include Hospital for Sick Children (Hematology / Oncology Clinic) and Toronto General Hospital (Division of Hematology). Treatment is also available through Hamilton Health Sciences / McMaster University Medical Centre.
NOTE: The largest centre for treatment of thalassemia patients in North America is located in Toronto. Clinic locations include Hospital for Sick Children (Hematology / Oncology Clinic) and Toronto General Hospital (Division of Hematology). Treatment is also available through Hamilton Health Sciences / McMaster University Medical Centre.
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Guelph Brain Tumour Support Group
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Office: 519-642-7755
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Vitural support group that provides connections with others who have experienced life with a brain tumour and an opportunity to share practical information in order to:
- make informed decisions about brain tumour treatment options
- learn about relevant community resources
- enhance coping skills in order to reduce anxiety, feelings of loss of control and fear of the unknown, changes in family roles, and financial strain as a result of a brain tumour diagnosis
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Regional Coordination Centre
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Office: 519-947-1000 ext 372
150 Pinebush Rd, Unit 6
Cambridge, ON, N1R 8J8
Cambridge, ON, N1R 8J8
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Waterloo Wellington Diabetes, hosted by Langs in Cambridge Ontario, offers a central intake for all referrals to diabetes education and specialists. This means improving access to diabetes care by finding the right care at the right time at the right place for individuals and families with diabetes. The resource clinician supports health service providers throughout the region to deliver high quality, evidence-based care in diabetes.
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Office: 519-219-1666
649 King St
Cambridge, ON, N3H 3N7
Cambridge, ON, N3H 3N7
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Support group for injured workers
- Self help group
- Public education and advocacy
- Assists with Workplace Safety and Insurance Board claims
- Referrals to other organizations
- Assistance with understanding rights and responsibilities under the WSIA
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Parkinson's Support Group
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Office: 1-888-851-7376
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Support group for individuals with Parkinson's Disease
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Halton Hills Support Group
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Hillsview Active Living 50+ Seniors Centre; 415 Queen St E
Halton Hills, ON
Halton Hills, ON
Short Description
Group meets for mutual support, as well as to learn more about living with Parkinson's disease
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Support Group
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Office: 519-642-7755
Short Description
Help survivors, family and caregivers through their journey with a brain tumour.
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Prostate Cancer Canada Network Waterloo Wellington Support Group
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Office: 226-218-4545
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Prostate Cancer Canada Network - Waterloo Wellington Prostate Cancer Support Group, is a volunteer based, non-profit prostate cancer support group, run by prostate cancer survivors who help men diagnosed with this disease.
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Office: 1-800-268-7582 ext 3199
MS Navigator: 1-844-859-6789
500-250 Dundas St W
Cambridge, ON, N3H 4L5
Cambridge, ON, N3H 4L5
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Provides services to people with multiple sclerosis and their families and funds research to find the cause and cure for this disease. We are the only national voluntary organization in Canada that supports both MS research and services.
Some of the Programs and Services Include:
Some of the Programs and Services Include:
- Information and Referral
- MS Knowledge Network
- Peer to Peer Support Program
- Volunteer Legal Advocacy Program
- Equipment Special Assistance
- Support and Self-Help Groups
- Educational and Awareness Events
- Friendly visiting program
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MS Information and Resources
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Office: 1-844-859-6789
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- information, education, advocacy and support for individuals living with or affected by MS
- 1:1 Peer Support, Self Help & Support Groups - applications & referral to appropriate groups or programs
- Quality of Life Grant - equipment funding information, eligibility and application
- information and education on disability forms such as Canadian Pension Plan Disability
- information on fundraising initiatives, like MS Walk or Bike, additional programs, services and events
- research into the cause and cure of MS
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Southwestern Ontario Chapter
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Office: 1-866-659-5556
16 Andrew St, Unit 2
Kitchener, ON, N2H 5R2
Kitchener, ON, N2H 5R2
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Support group for people affected by lymphoma
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Cancer Care Counselling
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Office: 519-742-4673
Inn of Waterloo, 475 King St N, Tower Suite
Waterloo, ON, N2J 2Z5
Waterloo, ON, N2J 2Z5
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Offers one-on-one counselling, couples counselling, family counselling, child(ren) with parent(s) and caregivers counselling through the phone or using Zoom video conferencing software.
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Men's Support Group
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Office: 519-742-4673
Inn of Waterloo, 475 King St N, Tower Suite
Waterloo, ON, N2J 2Z5
Waterloo, ON, N2J 2Z5
Short Description
Come hang out with other guys who are going through cancer too! This program provides an opportunity for men who are patients in active or post treatment and caregivers to meet with each other for information gathering, networking, and conversation about their experience with cancer. Benefits of participating include increasing overall well-being, gaining information and reducing anxiety and depression. Take charge, gain confidence and become empowered.
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