Community Event

This webinar is presented by the National Safer Supply Community of Practice. 

# About 

The webinar will provide an overview of the Safer Supply Program in Thunder Bay, Ontario and share the key findings of the 2024 program evaluation. As the only Health Canada-funded pilot program in Northern Ontario, it will explore the reality of program delivery and meeting the needs of individuals in the North. The evaluation underscores the positive impact this program has had on participants' lives and shares their concerns about the future of the program. 

This event is presented by National Newcomer Navigation Network. 

The settlement experiences of newcomers to Canada are shaped by broader social, systemic, and structural forces that can be better understood using an intersectional lens.

This event is presented by Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium (EPIC) 

This event is presented by Project ECHO and UHN

• Open to all health care providers
• No cost to participate
• Access to an interprofessional specialist team
• Earn CPD Credits
• Present your cases for support from the ECHO community 

If you would like to present a case please contact sarah.tea@uhn.ca

This webinar is presented by The Local.

A conversation with the researchers and journalists behind the first-ever analysis of life expectancy in Toronto neighbourhoods. 

# Host 

Inori Roy, Associate Editor, The Local 

This training event is hosted by  Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario and is presented by staff from CMHA Windsor-Essex. 

This two-day, intensive in-person training will focus on providing individual therapy to those clients who are presenting with complex or traumatic grief. Information and training will be delivered by staff from CMHA Windsor-Essex County’s Bereavement Program.

This training is primarily geared toward clinicians who are in a therapy role and have an understanding of psychotherapy practices.

At the end of this training participants will:

This webinar is presented by the Tamarack Institute.

This event is presented by the Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers and Adrian Matadi

Join the Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers and Adrien Matadi for a Q&A session about community health navigation refugees and newcomers.

I am Adrien Matadi and I was born in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo, then known as Zaire. I served under Mobutu’s regime as a Peace Officer in the Special Unit and was posted in Egypt and Sudan for 6 years.

This event is hosted by the CSA Group.

Canada’s healthcare system is under significant strain. The lasting impacts of the pandemic, and an aging and growing population, are putting additional pressure on the system. Despite the promise of universal health care, nearly a quarter of Canadians do not have access to a primary care physician, prolonged wait times are increasingly the norm, and some services such as treatment for mental health aren’t covered at all for many.

Canadian health care should be held to a higher standard. Canada needs a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to build a modern system that prioritizes patients’ overall wellbeing.

This event is presented by the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC), The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC), Portuguese Healthcare Service, NOVA National School of Public Health, Portuguese Association for Integrated Care and  the Presidency of the Portuguese Republic.