Chippewas of the Thames Health Centre

Chippewas of the Thames Health Centre This page is to inform Chippewas of the Thames community members of Health Centre programs and events We have responsibility for personal information.
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Chippewa Health Centre is committed to protecting your personal information.

1. We are clear about why we collect information from you.
3. We work in a team model where, Nurses, Traditional Healers, CHR's, Wellness Counsellors, Community Workers and a variety of skilled staff are part of providing high quality service to you and the community.
4. We ask your consent (agreement) to collect, use and share your personal information.
5. We will limit the collection of personal information.
6. We use personal information only for the purposes you have agreed to unless the use or sharing is permitted or required by law.
7. We take steps to safeguard your personal information.
8. You can ask about our privacy policies and practices.
9. You have the right to request access to the information we have about you.
10. We respond to concerns and questions.

Please RSVP, see flyer for contact information.
03/18/2026

Please RSVP, see flyer for contact information.

03/17/2026
03/14/2026
03/12/2026

Warning: Yellow Fentanyl

Multiple confirmed overdose reports have been identified in the community. These overdoses are reported to be linked to yellow-coloured fentanyl.

Signs of an overdose can include:
• Person can’t be woken up
• Breathing is slow or has stopped
• Snoring or gurgling sounds
• Fingernails and lips turning blue or purple

In the community, a person can quickly become unresponsive after use and multiple doses of naloxone may be required. It is important to call 911.

Harm reduction recommendations when using substances:

• Try not to use alone. If you use alone, tell someone where you are. Ask them to check on you. The National Overdose Response Service (NORS) is available as a confidential overdose prevention hotline providing compassionate, nonjudgmental support for people who use drugs alone: 1.888.688.6677.
• Use in small doses: Start low, go slow.
• Avoid mixing substances, if possible.
• Encourage use of Carepoint (Mon-Sun: 9 AM-9 PM).
• Have naloxone ready and know how to respond to an overdose. Learn more at: Ontario.ca/Naloxone.

For more information, please contact Interm Director of Harm Reduction Services, Lily Bialis, at lbialas@hivaidsconnection.ca or 226.377.8721.

Posted March 11, 2026. Please remove this notice by March 21, 2026 as the unregulated drug supply changes constantly.

Read the advisory at: hivaidsconnection.ca/advisory

03/12/2026
All time slots are now full
03/11/2026

All time slots are now full

There's still time to register for the soup competition happening tomorrow, March 3! 🍲Register with Rebecca by calling h...
03/02/2026

There's still time to register for the soup competition happening tomorrow, March 3! 🍲

Register with Rebecca by calling her at the office 519-289-5641 ext. 257 or by emailing rhartley@cottfn.com

Due to the death in the community. The magnesium rub session is cancelled.
02/24/2026

Due to the death in the community. The magnesium rub session is cancelled.

02/20/2026

🚨Please check your crawl space/outside taps. If you notice a significant amount of water on your property please call the Water Department!!! See post for details!! 👇👇🚨🚨👇

Address

322 Chippewa Road
Muncey, ON
N0L1Y0

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15192895641

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