ADDICTION AND THE FAMILY: A COMMUNITY EDUCATION EVENING
Date: Feb. 18, 2010Time: 7 p.m.
ACESSIBILITY STANDARDS FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE WORKSHOP
Accessibility Standards for Customer Service WorkshopGet ready, get set, implement! The Ontario Federation of Community Mental Health and Addition Programs has designed an interactive workshop to assist its members implement the accessibility standards for customer service. It
IMPROVING ACCESS AND EQUITY IN HEALTH FOR LGBT PEOPLE
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION FEE DEADLINE !
HUMAN RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEMS [HRIS] QUADRANT SOFTWARE WEBINAR LAUNCH!!
The Community Care Information Management (CCIM) program’s HRIS project team has launched a new HRIS Quadrant Software Webinar for Community Mental Health and Addictions (CMH&A) and Community Support Services (CSS) organizations across the province. Our first Webinar was held on J
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act [Bill 106]
CAMH’s submission to the committee expressed concern that the legislation might be used as a platform for discrimination against those with a substance abuse and/or mental health problems, and could threaten the fundamental rights of tenants.
Human Rights Mental Health Strategy
Attached is a second consultation paper that reflects the results of our discussions with you and other individuals and organizations thus far. The OHRC is continuing to reach out to the public and key stakeholders to identify how we can best use the functions in our mandate to address issues of discrimination against people with mental health disabilities and addictions.
OMAKEN's Purpose, Structure and Impact
The report, Evaluation of OMHAKEN’s Purpose, Structure and Impact (November 2009), is now available on the OMHAKEN website. Thank you to those of you who participated in the evaluation, either through the online survey or in a key informant interview!
Psychiatrists using telemedicine to bridge gap
Psychiatrists using telemedicine to bridge gapbetween increasing demand for mental health servicesand growing shortage of professionals
EMBRACING CULTURAL COMPENTENCY IN MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SYSTEM
This position paper evolved out of a need to address health disparities among various populations in Ontario. Various member agencies of the Ontario Federation of Community Mental Health and Addiction Programs noted that they were providing care to increasingly diverse populations.
