| Somerset West Community Health Centre |
Somerset West Community Health Centre offers a range of services to Ottawa residents in the Somerset West area. Services include: Medical care by nurses, nurse practitioners and doctors; Anonymous HIV testing; Health promotion activities and education groups; Acupuncture and Acupressure therapy; Help with homemaking skills, Children's Aid Society workers; Self-help groups; Community action initiatives and partnerships; Help with welfare, food, clothing, and housing needs in times of crises; Youth groups and initiatives; Services for Seniors, including health talks, home visits, assessments and transportation by van to program activities; Women's supportive counselling; Nutrition counselling; Employment counselling; Addictions counselling; Parent education & support; Playgroup/toy library; Headstart nursery school; Southeast Asian counselling.
Ages served: All ages
Languages served: English
Fees: None
Area Served: Ottawa-Carleton Programs/Services Include...
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Ottawa Newcomer Health Centre (ONHC)
Program/Service of : Somerset West Community Health Centre
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The ONHC website is to connect immigrants and refugees, sponsors, and healthcare workers with our services and to provide quality information about health resources in Ottawa.
The website has extensive information about the three services provided by the ONHC – interpretation, medical care, and health navigation – and how to access them, as well as information on how to get settled into the Canadian health care system. Not sure how to find dental care? It’s on the website. Not sure how to apply for health insurance? It’s on the website too. Many other useful tips and tricks to get started in Canada are also at onhc.ca!
What’s more – the website is available in a wide variety of languages so those who don’t speak English or French can begin to navigate the health system themselves, in the comfort of their own language.
The website has extensive information about the three services provided by the ONHC – interpretation, medical care, and health navigation – and how to access them, as well as information on how to get settled into the Canadian health care system. Not sure how to find dental care? It’s on the website. Not sure how to apply for health insurance? It’s on the website too. Many other useful tips and tricks to get started in Canada are also at onhc.ca!
What’s more – the website is available in a wide variety of languages so those who don’t speak English or French can begin to navigate the health system themselves, in the comfort of their own language.
Ages served: All ages
Languages served: English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, Cantonese
Fees: None
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