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Serving the Chatham-Kent community at the following locations: Chatham Wallaceburg Walpole Island
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Welcome to the The Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres (CKCHC) have a dynamic, dedicated and compassionate staff that shares our vision of “the best possible health and wellbeing for those we serve” in supporting vulnerable populations within Chatham-Kent. As a Community Health Centre, we provide a wholistic interdisciplinary approach to all aspects of an individual’s health and wellbeing. Our Model of Health and Wellbeing places the individual at the center of all that we do, and empowers people to actively participate in healthy lifestyle choices. There is a strong emphasis on health promotion, healthy lifestyles, wellbeing and illness prevention. We operate three satellites across Chatham-Kent including Chatham, Wallaceburg and Walpole Island. Through partnerships, our programs and services are delivered in a wide variety of community settings and outreach locations. Our interdisciplinary team is committed to excellence in primary health and wellness care with a continued focus on improvement initiatives to enhance our high-quality programs and services. In alignment with the Ministry of Health, Ontario Health and the Chatham-Kent Ontario Health Team’s directions for improved client experience, this organization continues to strengthen primary care as the foundation of the health care system through an equity lens. We do so by addressing social determinants of health, supporting health promotion activities and increasing access to primary care, wellness programs and services for our priority populations. Through our many partnerships and health system coordination, clients and families benefit from seamless, supportive and timely care. The CKCHC is united to embrace change and eliminate barriers to access and equity of services. Collectively, we remain committed to 2
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making a difference in the lives of clients, families and the community. We know that clients and families deserve our undivided attention and partnership in their care. Thank you to all clients, families and community members for helping us deliver better care to the community that is responsive to your needs.
Sherri Saunders Executive Director Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres
Table of Contents Please note that we are constantly changing to meet your needs. Information presented may be subject to change.
Who We Are About the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres.......... 5 Mission, Vision, Values.................... 5 Our Promise........................................ 6 Our Board of Directors.................... 6 Notes..................................................... 8 Locations & Hours of Operation............................................ 9 Frequently Asked Questions....... 10 Model of Health and Wellbeing.......................................... 11 Our Healthcare Team.................... 12
Programs & Services Chronic Disease Prevention & Management
Age Well............................................. 14 Beat the Odds.................................. 14 Breathe Well..................................... 14 Cardiac Rehab and Secondary Prevention......................................... 15 Master Your Health........................ 15
General Health & Wellness Art Series........................................... 15 Book Club.......................................... 16 Building Healthy Babies............... 16 Elevation............................................ 16 Flu Shot Clinics................................ 16 Fresh.................................................... 16 Telemedicine.................................... 17 Traditional Healing......................... 17 Wallaceburg Hydrotherapy......... 17 Winter Warm Up............................. 17
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Zhiibii Circle...................................... 17
Mental Health & Addictions Bent Not Broken.............................. 17 Chatham-Kent Addictions Awareness Conference................. 18 Eating Disorders.............................. 18 Mental Health & Addictions Care Coordination.................................... 18 Mindfulness- Based Stress Reduction, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy.......................... 18 Neighbors, Friends & Families Working Together to End Abuse.................................... 19 Women’s Anger Solutions........... 19
Outreach Merry Mingle.................................... 19
Access Open Minds........................ 19 Chatham Shelter.............................20 Health Promotion Outreach.......20 Temporary Foreign Workers Clinics..................................................20 Adult Gender Diversity Clinic.....20
Youth Anger Solutions for Kids & Youth..................................... 21 Fresh for Youth................................ 21 Persevere........................................... 21
Volunteers & Student Placements................. 22 Community Supporters.................. 23
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Who We Are About the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres The Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres are non-profit, community-governed, multi-service health centres that provide primary health care, health promotion and community development services all under one roof. We are designed with the community in mind and for that reason we assist persons of all ages who are economically and/or socially disadvantaged with a focus on: • Mental health and addictions • Persons that face barriers such as race, language, culture and/or sexual orientation Persons who are homeless/under-housed or at risk for homelessness. We also collaborate with other community service agencies as we believe that by utilizing each other’s skills, we are able to deliver the best programs that promote health and improve wellbeing for our clients and the community at-large. Many of our programs are accessible and free of charge to all residents of the Chatham-Kent community.
Mission Together with clients and community partners, we provide access to a broad range of services that promote health and improve wellbeing.
Vision The best possible health and wellbeing for those we serve.
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Values At the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres we believe that values are important and culture counts. We will strive to use these values in all that we do: •
Trust – We cultivate safety, privacy, honesty, integrity, accountability, and reliability in mutual relationships.
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Respect – We focus on people as active participants, honouring the dignity and uniqueness of each person with acceptance and compassion.
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Equity – We advocate for and create environments that are culturally-safe, barrier-free, wholistic, inclusive, and accessible.
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Collaboration – We work together to achieve the best outcomes.
Our Promise The staff at the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres will take the time to listen carefully to your concerns and will work together with you to develop a plan that works for you.
Our Board of Directors Art Schaafsma, President • Appointed to the Board on June 25, 2019 • Member of the Governance and Nominations Committee
Tabitha Cook, Vice President / Interim Secretary • Appointed to the board on September 21, 2020 • Member of the Governance and Nominations Committee
Kaitlyn Pataki, Director • Appointed to the board on June 30, 2021 • Chair of the Quality Committee • Board Liaison for the Alliance of Healthier Communities
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Victor Ferreira, Director • Appointed to the board on February 8, 2022 • Chair of the Resources and Risk Committee
Erin Dickinson • Appointed to the board on May 17, 2022 • Member of the Quality Committee
Jamie Neil • Appointed to the board on May 17, 2022 • Member of the Resources and Risk Committee
Everett Kicknosway • Appointed to the board on September 27, 2023 • Member of the Quality Committee
Allison Eaton • Appointed to the board on September 27, 2023 • Member of the Quality Committee
Rebecca Caron • Appointed to the board on November 22, 2023 • Member of the Resources and Risk Committee
Clint Peters, Director • Appointed to the board on December 19, 2023 • Appointed by the WIFN Community Well Being committee, which was then approved by council to be the portfolio/representative to join the CKCHC Meetings.
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Locations & Hours of Operation Chatham
150 Richmond Street Chatham, ON N7M 1N9 Tel.: 519-397-5455 Fax: 519-397-5497 Monday: 9AM - 4:30PM Tuesday - Thursday: 9AM - 8PM Friday: 9AM - 4:30PM
Wallaceburg
808 Dufferin Avenue Wallaceburg, ON N8A 2V4 Tel.: 519-397-5455 Fax: 519-627-8652 Monday - Friday: 9AM - 4:30PM Wednesday: 9AM - 8PM
Walpole Island
785 Tecumseh Road, Unit 16 Walpole Island, ON N8A 4K9 Tel.: 519-397-5455 Fax: 519-627-4436 Monday: 9AM - 8PM Tuesday - Friday: 9AM - 4:30PM
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Frequently Asked Questions Do the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres have a walk-in clinic? The CKCHC is not a walk-in clinic, appointments with Doctors and Nurse Practitioners are for clients only. What if I need to see a health professional on short notice? Every effort will be made to leave appointment time slots open and available for clients needing urgent care. Clients must call the CKCHC to obtain urgent care appointments. What are the types of health professionals and other staff that provide service? The CKCHC is comprised of Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Dietitians, Social Workers, Health Promoters, Physiotherapists, Kinesiologists and other health care professionals who provide services such as mental health counselling, diabetes education, health promotion and community outreach programs. Do I have to pay to receive services? You do not need to pay and you do not need an OHIP card to receive services. What if I miss an appointment? Clients are asked to make every effort to keep appointments and to be on time. If you cannot make an appointment, we request 24 hours’ notice in order to respect the time of our team and the other clients. For clients who frequently miss or cancel their appointments, an appointment policy comes into effect and it can be requested from reception. Can I go to another Physician or Nurse Practitioner while I am a client of the Health Centre? When you become a client of the CKCHC, you are enrolled with the Physicians and Nurse Practitioners at the centre. If you choose to see another primary care provider outside of the CKCHC, the Physician or Nurse Practitioner with whom you are registered can remove you from their client list. How do I book an appointment? Call 519-397-5455 or visit the CKCHC location in your area. Do the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres provide emergency services? The CKCHC does not handle medical emergencies. Please go directly to your local hospital for immediate care or dial 911. 10
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Model of Health and Wellbeing The Model of Health and Wellbeing serves as the beating heart of all 74 Community Health Centres (CHC) in Ontario. It plays a vital role in our service delivery and program development. Without this model, we cannot help our clients and community move towards a state of complete physical, mental, social and spiritual wellbeing. From our Board of Directors to our clinical and administrative staff, this model flows within our CHC and spreads outward into the community.
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Our Healthcare Team PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT Works under the supervision of a Physician. Provides healthcare by diagnosing and treating illnesses, conducting physical exams and counselling on preventative healthcare.
CHIROPODIST Specializes in the recognition, assessment, treatment and ongoing care of the foot.
NURSE PRACTITIONER Advanced Registered Nurse. Treats common illnesses and injuries, prescribes medications and lab tests. Consults with physicians as required.
REGISTERED NURSE Works with Physicians and Nurse Practitioners by following treatment plans. Participates in the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs and services for individuals, families and the community.
LOW GERMAN FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER Helps families navigate the health and social service system. Provides interpretation and advocates for the healthcare of Low German families.
REGISTERED DIETITIAN Provides counselling and medical nutrition plans for a variety of health conditions and food issues.
REGISTERED KINESIOLOGIST Prevents and manages injuries, disabilities and chronic diseases. Improves overall health and performance. Provides individualized exercise plans.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST\PHYSIOTHERAPIST ASSISTANT
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Assists with patient/family care activities such as implementing exercise programs, facilitating activities of daily living and mobilizing clients.
Promotes optimal mobility and physical activity. Educates and plans maintenance and support programs to prevent reoccurrence of injury.
MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS
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Specialize in managing client appointments, forms and special requests. They keep things organized and flowing smoothly. The first friendly face that greets you when you arrive.
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CHILD & YOUTH WORKER Provides case management and crisis intervention functions for youth and families. Works with youth and children who have social, emotional and or behavioural issues.
REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSE Works with Physicians and Nurse Practitioners by following treatment plans. Provides education on healthier living. Administers immunizations, takes blood work and provides foot care.
PHYSICIAN Trained in all areas of medicine. Diagnoses and treats a variety of health issues.
REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST Monitors, assesses and treats individuals who have difficulty breathing. Educates individuals on proper breathing techniques and inhaler use.
HEALTH PROMOTER Researches, coordinates and evaluates programs. Provides tools to individuals and groups to improve overall health and wellbeing. Helps individuals navigate the health and social service system.
TRADITIONAL HEALING COMMUNITY OUTREACH WORKER Assists with coordinating visiting healers and hosting community cultural/healing events which emphasizes building resiliency, language preservation/retention, spiritual and cultural connections.
SOCIAL WORKER Provides individual, family and couple counselling. Develops programs to address social issues such as mental health and domestic violence.
TRADITIONAL HEALERS Incorporates First Nations healing and wellness by including prayers, traditional medicines and practices or ceremonies.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Focus on independence in everyday living through maintaining ability, restoring function, and promoting health.
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Programs & Services All programs and services are FREE and available to CHC clients and community members (unless otherwise stated)
CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION & MANAGEMENT Age Well This service is available to community members who are in their senior years, are at a risk for falls, and/or living with a chronic health condition. The Age Well team consists of a Registered Nurse, Occupational Therapist and a Physiotherapist. In partnership with the client, the team provides practical tools, knowledge, and skills clients need for safe and independent mobility in their homes and community and to optimize their management of chronic health conditions. Some of the programs and services included are home safety assessments, exercise programs, support groups and a grab bar program. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 225.
Beat the Odds A healthy lifestyle program designed to help you feel better, be healthier and reach your weight loss goals. This program focuses on small changes that have a big impact! This program assists in identifying and overcoming risk factors and barriers, creating healthy eating habits, and designing a healthy physical activity routine. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 154.
Breathe Well This is an ongoing exercise and education program led by a Physiotherapist and Respiratory Educator to help those living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and some other lung conditions to build self-management skills and exercise tolerance. Participants learn about medication management, action planning, breathing techniques and much more. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 225. 14
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Cardiac Rehab and Secondary Prevention This is an outpatient program available, through referral, for all adults with known cardiac disease such as a previous heart attack or heart surgery who wish to move forward managing their own health. Participants are offered a 3-month supervised exercise program along with general education and counseling as needed in nutrition, stress management, medications and general information on heart attack and stroke. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 247.
Master Your Health Learn to take control of your health. These workshops focuses on enabling clients to self-manage their Chronic Health Conditions such as Pain, Diabetes, Asthma, Depression, Heart Disease, High Cholesterol etc. With an emphasis on goal setting, action plan development, and problem solving, group members will work together and support each other in a journey towards empowerment over their own health. For more information, please call 1-855-259-3605. Master Your Health Workshops include: • Chronic Pain Workshops • Chronic Health Condition Workshops • Diabetes Workshops
GENERAL HEALTH & WELLNESS Art Series Brush up on your creativity! Each week features an art class on a different form of art. Materials are provided. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 117. www.ckchc.ca
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Book Club Join us in reading and discussing a bestselling novel each month. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 212.
Building Healthy Babies This is a continuous monthly drop-in program that provides participants with pre- and post-natal education, nutrition information, and health and safety information. A cultural cooking class also occurs. Child care is provided. This program is in partnership with the EarlyON Child and Family Centres, the Chatham-Kent Public Health Unit and Emmanuel Baptist Church. Available only to Low German families. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 158.
Elevation Facilitated by a Physiotherapist, the aim of this program is to promote the self-management and prevention of chronic health conditions including diabetes through education and safe exercise. This program runs for 12 weeks and is customized to the level of fitness of the participants. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 2.
Flu Shot Clinics Don’t get bugged by the flu! Vaccines are available at one of our three sites during the months of October and November. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 117.
Fresh The freshest you, on a fresher budget. This is an interactive 4-week learning series in which participants will learn basic cooking skills such as measuring, chopping, calculating yields and using kitchen equipment. Led by a Registered Dietitian, participants create their own supportive and encouraging atmosphere while boosting their confidence and knowledge. Each session provides participants with a chance to make and share a meal, take home leftovers and learn about a new healthy eating topic each week. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 138. 16
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Telemedicine Are you having to travel out of town to see a physician, specialist or healthcare professional? With Telemedicine, you will be able to see, hear and talk to a specialist, physician, social worker, dietitian and any other healthcare professional live on a television screen. With the assistance of a Registered Nurse, Telemedicine allows you to visit your physician, specialist or healthcare professional without leaving town. It is private and free! For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 249.
Traditional Healing This service incorporates First Nations healing and wellness by including prayers, traditional medicines and practices or ceremonies. Monthly healing services and teachings are provided by various Traditional Healers. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 315
Wallaceburg Hydrotherapy Do you have arthritis? Joint problems? Led by a Physiotherapist, this 8-week pool-based program helps participants reduce their pain with gentle exercises. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 212.
Winter Warm Up A program where we have volunteers knit or crochet hats and scarves for clients and community members in need. We provide the yarn! For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext.117
Zhiibii Circle A yoga class for beginners! This weekly program offers less challenging movements in a chair for those with chronic pain and other conditions. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 326.
MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTIONS Bent Not Broken A group intended for rebuilding a couple’s bond through emotionfocused therapy. Couples will be able to learn cyclical patterns in the relationship, expand awareness www.ckchc.ca
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and ability to tune into their partner, and be provided the knowledge and skills to help rebuild their bond. For couples aged 18+. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 212.
Chatham-Kent Addictions Awareness Conference A one-day learning session that is offered annually in November. Various topics in relation to addictions is presented and discussed by educated keynote speakers. This conference is in partnership with Restorative Justice Chatham-Kent, Canadian Mental Health Association, Westover Treatment Centre and the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Mental Health and Addictions Program. A registration cost applies. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 113.
Eating Disorders This program is available to all individuals from ages 11 to 19 who reside in Chatham-Kent, North Lambton, West Lambton, Sarnia and Grand Bend. Led by a Nurse Practitioner, medical care, counseling, nutritional support and guidance are provided to those individuals experiencing an eating disorder. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 1.
Mental Health & Addictions Care Coordination In partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association LambtonKent and the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, clients with mental health and addictions needs can receive care coordination from a Mental Health Care Coordinator. The Coordinator supports the ongoing planning and delivery of care for clients who may require an improved coordinated care planning approach. The Coordinator also collaborates with the Psychiatrist who provides on-site psychiatric services, consult and follow-up in a shared care model. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 1.
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, MindfulnessBased Cognitive Therapy Using the wisdom of body and mind to face stress, pain, illness and suffering! For those struggling with physical and/or emotional life issues, this 10-week program offers formal and informal mindful meditation practices. Participants will learn to counteract stress, balance mind and body, stimulate well-being and healing, and much more. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 117. 18
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“I never had the resources to combat the daily anxiety and depression- now I do.”
Neighbours, Friends & Families Working Together to End Abuse This FREE community workshop is open to everyone. It covers recognizing the warning signs and risk factors for abuse, discussing the continuum of risk for victims, identifying the impacts on children living in a home with coercive control, understanding the power of isolation, and the aftermath of domestic violence. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 134.
Women’s Anger Solutions This 10-week program is different from traditional anger management models as it focuses on resolving the emotion of anger rather than teaching participants to control behaviour. This program works to motivate participants to become internally motivated to change their responses to anger. Some of the topics included are: Defining Anger, Understanding How Anger Develops, and Assertiveness and Listening Skills. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 2.
OUTREACH Merry Mingle This is a FREE annual lunch open to everyone in the community. Held in various settings in Chatham, Wallaceburg and Walpole Island, clients and community members enjoy a wholesome meal while interacting with one another. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 117.
Access Open Minds Primary and episodic care services are offered to those ages 11-25 by a Nurse Practitioner. Youth are connected back to their Primary Care Provider if they have one. For more information, please call 519-397-5455.
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Chatham Shelter Individuals accessing temporary housing at the shelter receive weekly primary care services from our healthcare team. For more information, please call 519-397-5455.
Health Promotion Outreach Our health promotion team goes to various community meals and events to assist with system navigation and referrals to community agencies. Working collaboratively with community members, the Health Promoters also gather feedback on past programs and work with community members to develop new programs. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 212.
Temporary Foreign Worker Outreach Clinics The Temporary Foreign Workers Outreach Clinics are committed to enhancing the health and wellbeing of migrant workers in the ChathamKent agricultural sector. Our outreach clinics ensure easier and more convenient access to healthcare while away from their home. Our dedicated team comprising of a Health Promoter, Registered Practical Nurse, and Nurse Practitioner, specializes in providing essential acute medical care services and tailored health education. This initiative not only addresses health concerns, but also fosters an environment where migrant workers can maintain their health, enabling them to effectively manage work and life challenges in a new setting. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 165.
Adult Gender Diversity Clinic Transitioning support services provided by a Nurse Practitioner. Services 20
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include assessment and diagnosis of gender dysphoria, individual support and treatment, management of common comorbid mental health conditions, as well as assessment and prescription of gender affirming hormones. Eligible to individuals 18 years or older. A referral from your Health Care Provider is preferred, but not required. Access to services are available for those without a Primary Care Provider. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 1.
YOUTH Anger Solutions for Kids & Youth A 6-week program for kids and an 8-week program for youth and that incorporates several evidence-based therapeutic models. This program is different from traditional anger management models as it focuses on resolving the emotion of anger rather than teaching participants to control behaviour. This program works to motivate participants to become internally motivated to change their responses to anger. Some of the topics included are: Learning about Emotion, Coping Strategies, and Communication Skills. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 117.
Fresh for Youth For youth aged 9-17, this is an interactive 4-week learning series in which participants will learn basic cooking skills such as measuring, chopping, calculating yields and using kitchen equipment. Led by a Registered Dietitian, participants create their own supportive and encouraging atmosphere while boosting their confidence and knowledge. Each session provides participants with a chance to make and share a meal, take home leftovers and learn about a new healthy eating topic each week. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 212.
PERSEVERE An 8-week activity-based school program that teaches resiliency to grades 4 and 6. The grade 4 PERSEVERE program has a focus on feelings, coping, thoughts, social support networks and problem solving. The grade 6 PERSEVERE program goes more in depth on the above mentioned topics and adds in mindfulness, confidence, and self-talk. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 254. www.ckchc.ca
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Volunteer Opportunities At the Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres, volunteers play an important role in the delivery of services to the community and clients of the centre. We want our volunteers to share their talents, learn new skills and feel like part of a team. We seek to match each volunteer with a position that suits their skills and interests. We are looking for individuals who: • • • • •
are willing to learn new skills are able to work independently have good communication skills have excellent customer service skills are reliable, punctual and professional
Complete an online volunteer application form or contact Tara Holmes, Human Resources Lead, by calling 519-397-5455 or by email at volunteer@ckchc.ca.
Become part our enthusiastic Volunteam today!
Student Placements The Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres provide learning opportunities for students from various college and university programs. We provide placements at all of our three sites for a variety of programs including: • • • • •
Kinesiology Nursing Dietetic Social Work Nurse Practitioner
• Medical Secretary • Medical Student Observership • Health Promotion
Student placements are arranged by the school or educational institution. For more information, please call 519-397-5455 ext. 139 or email hr@ckchc.ca.
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