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Organization:
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London InterCommunity Health Centre
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Phone Numbers:
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519-660-0874
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Fax:
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519-642-1532
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Address:
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659 Dundas St E
London, ON
N5W 2Z1
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Intersection:
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Dundas St E and Adelaide St N
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Location:
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London
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Accessibility:
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Accessibility Notes:
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Wheelchair accessible at Marshall St entrance (rear of building)
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Hours:
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Administration: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Clinical Service Hours: Mon, Fri 9am-5pm, Tue, Wed 9am-9pm, Thu 10:30am-5pm
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Executives:
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Michelle Hurtubise - Executive Director
mhurtubise@lihc.on.ca
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Contacts:
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Megan Cornwell - Communications Manager
mcornwell@lihc.on.ca
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Service Description:
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A community health centre offering primary health care, counselling, health promotion and illness prevention programs and services using an holistic approach (financial, emotional, social, physical and environmental)
Community Health Centre
Provides inclusive and equitable health and social services to those who experience barriers to care * foster the active participation of individuals in the communities we serve * provides health promotion and education
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Anonymous HIV Testing - Options Clinic
- Free information about HIV and its testing is provided by telephone or
walk-in * provides anonymous HIV testing with 20 minute test results * privacy is protected with no identification required * pre-test counselling about HIV transmission, risks, testing, concerns, implications of either positive or negative test results and referral to community services is followed by a post-test appointment to discuss the results and provide further counselling * outreach services and education
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Caregiver Support
- 100 page handbook for family caregivers
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Clinical Services
- Primary health care is provided for registered clients by a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, social workers, and dieticians
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Education Programs
- Education, awareness programs and resources for the general public designed to promote, support or improve the health and well being of children, youth and families
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Ethno-Racial Youth Mentoring Project
- Program that fosters relationships among Northeast London's ethno-racial youth ages 9 to 13 with caring adults and fosters relationships between mothers of participating youth with caring and supportive mother mentors
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Health Outreach For People Who Are Homeless
- Offers health and social services to people who are homeless as well as those at risk of homelessness
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Program for Immigrant Seniors
- Providing health and social services for immigrant and francophone seniors
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Women of the World
- Women who are new to Canada meet to discuss issues in their own languages
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Fees:
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Varies per program
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Application:
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Self referral - telephone or drop-in * appointment required for some programs or telephone for referral * call to register for group meetings
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Eligibility - Population(s) Served:
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Varies per program
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Languages:
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English
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Language Note:
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French programs and publications offered * French interpretation available upon request
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Area(s) Served:
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London
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This information was last completely updated on 1/24/2013 |
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