ID Clinics are for individuals who need support with birth certificate applications. You will need: Name at birth Place at birth Parents last name at birth Date of birth Parents residence at birth Contact information
FASD Caregiver Connection is a peer support group that invites parents and caregivers to connect, share experiences, and find support in a confidential and welcoming space. Whether you’re looking for ideas to support a child or youth with FASD, help navigating services, or simply want to connect with families who understand, you’re welcome to join […]
Please join us for traditional healing programming delivered by a Cultural Practitioner from Nanaandawe’ewin traditional healing team, Indigenous Health
Explore creativity and enhance your well-being in a supportive environment. Drop-in art program. No registration required.
The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a Stanford University-developed workshop designed to help you manage your chronic health condition. The program runs for six consecutive weeks, with one 2.5-hour session held each week, helping you build confidence, stay active, and maintain a fulfilling lifestyle. This workshop series is being delivered IN-PERSON at NorWest CHC.
Part 1: Birth Preparation Class Part 2: Postnatal Care & Infant Feeding Class RSVP to Chantal Dubé at cdube@norwestchc.org
Please join us for traditional healing programming delivered by a Cultural Practitioner from Nanaandawe’ewin traditional healing team, Indigenous Health
Explore creativity and enhance your well-being in a supportive environment. Drop-in art program. No registration required.
The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a Stanford University-developed workshop designed to help you manage your chronic health condition. The program runs for six consecutive weeks, with one 2.5-hour session held each week, helping you build confidence, stay active, and maintain a fulfilling lifestyle. This workshop series is being delivered IN-PERSON at NorWest CHC.
Please join us for traditional healing programming delivered by a Cultural Practitioner from Nanaandawe’ewin traditional healing team, Indigenous Health
Explore creativity and enhance your well-being in a supportive environment. Drop-in art program. No registration required.
The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a Stanford University-developed workshop designed to help you manage your chronic health condition. The program runs for six consecutive weeks, with one 2.5-hour session held each week, helping you build confidence, stay active, and maintain a fulfilling lifestyle. This workshop series is being delivered IN-PERSON at NorWest CHC.