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# LIHC

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## Posts

- [Latest News](https://lihc.on.ca/latest-news/)
- [Current Website Under Maintenance](https://lihc.on.ca/maintenance/) - Thank you for visiting the London InterCommunity Health Centre website. Please note, our website is currently under construction as we develop a refurbished website – this will be launched in Fall 2025. We will be removing out dated pages and programs over the next few months. Thank you for your patience.
- [Day for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & Two Spirit People](https://lihc.on.ca/mmiwg2s/) - NO MORE STOLEN SISTERS Violence against women, and certainly violence against Indigenous women, is rarely understood as a human rights issue. When governments, media and the general public consider violence against women, it is often described as a criminal concern or a social issue. It is both of those things, of course. But it is
- [Client Feedback and Complaints Form](https://lihc.on.ca/feedbackform/) - We value your input and are committed to continually improving the quality of care and services we provide. We encourage clients, patients, and their families to share their experiences, whether positive feedback, suggestions, or concerns, so that we can address your needs and ensure we deliver the best possible care. By clicking the link below,
- [](https://lihc.on.ca/4361-2/) - Join us every Tuesday for 8 weeks starting October 3 at 6:30 p.m. for Gender Journeys. Primarily for individuals 16 and older and in the beginning stages of transition, this group is for anyone thinking about or having already taken early steps toward transition as well as those who are gender-questioning. The program will take
- [Gender Journeys](https://lihc.on.ca/gender-journeys/) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfMF8VimCtY
- [What London Can Be - Podcast](https://lihc.on.ca/what-london-can-be-podcast/) - Health Centre Executive Director Scott Courtice joins our friends at the London Community Foundation for their podcast: What London Can Be, to talk about the Health Centre's role in tackling London’s homelessness crisis, and the plan for our whole community to tackle this problem together, born from the homelessness summits held over the past few
- [Boyle Activity Council Pancake Breakfast](https://lihc.on.ca/boyle-activity-council-pancake-breakfast/) - To celebrate their re-launch, the Boyle Activity Council are hosting a delicious Pancake Breakfast on Family Day, Monday February 20 from 9 am to 11 am at Boyle Memorial Centre (520 Charlotte Street). Breakfast is by donation and will include pancakes & syrup, juice, coffee and bottomless cup of community. This is a great opportunity
- [We are open!](https://lihc.on.ca/we-are-open/) - We are closed on Friday, April 2nd. However we are open on Monday, April 5th. The lockdown has not affected our hours of operation. We are still open! To learn more about specific site details, please click here: https://lihc.on.ca/locations-and-hours/
- [Free, Anonymous HIV Testing](https://lihc.on.ca/free-anonymous-hiv-testing/) - Please join us on Thursday, March 18th, 5:00-7:30 pm at Shoppers Drug Mart (431 Richmond Street) for a free HIV testing event for women and marginalized genders! The Options Clinic also offers free, anonymous, rapid testing by appointment. Entry to the Health Centre will involve an anonymous COVID-19 screening, and we are asking all
- [H.O.M.E Program Launch!](https://lihc.on.ca/h-o-m-e-program-launch/) - The H.O.M.E Program was developed to improve the health outcomes and health equity of highly marginalized individuals by providing health services to people where they are at: shelters, encampments, housing, and in other community settings. The program is a collaborative approach between the London InterCommunity Health Centre (LIHC), Middlesex-London Paramedic Service (MLPS), Addiction Services of
- [Excellence in Human Resources Award - Staff Video](https://lihc.on.ca/excellence-in-human-resources-award-staff-video/) - The Health Centre was awarded the Excellence in Human Resources Award at the London Chamber of Commerce Business Achievement Awards! The pandemic has brought many new challenges to all organizations. At the Health Centre, our creative, dedicated, and caring staff have transformed our organization during these unprecedented times. Our staff have adapted to challenging circumstances
- [Annual Report and Video](https://lihc.on.ca/annual-report-and-video/) - We are excited to share with you the Health Centre’s annual report! Annual Report 2019-2020 This year, we have taken a slightly different approach. Instead of listing program and service highlights, we have focused on milestones, initiatives, and accomplishments across the organization. We hope staff see themselves in many areas of work as we showcase
- [Financial Relief Navigator](https://lihc.on.ca/financial-relief-program/) - Are you getting the COVID-19 benefits and relief measures you are entitled to? Click the "Learn More" button to check out this great website that can help you to determine what you are eligible for. If you need any support with this tool, please connect with Shelly Happy at shappy@lihc.on.ca or 519-660-0874 ext 254.
- [No One Left Behind](https://lihc.on.ca/no-one-left-behind/) - Across Canada, Community Health Centres (CHCs) have been on the frontlines of testing, care, outreach and social support throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. CHCs are placing special emphasis on the healthcare and social support needs of vulnerable community members, adapting services, outreach and programs to ensure that people already experiencing major barriers and health inequities are
- [Volunteer Appreciation](https://lihc.on.ca/volunteer-appreciation/) - As many of you know, April 19th – 25th is National Volunteer Week. Every year, the Health Centre plans a special recognition ceremony to thank all the volunteers for their hard work and contributions. However due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we will not be hosting our usual volunteer appreciation event. Instead, we are sending each
- [Basic Needs Supports](https://lihc.on.ca/basic-needs-supports/) - The City has put together a list of all the organizations who offer support with basic needs. Attached is a list of programs and services that are open to help serve the public. Supports for Basic Needs Information about community resources in your areas can also be found on 211 Ontario. Call: 2-1-1 Toll-free: 1-877-330-3213 TTY: 1-888-340-1001
- [Prevent the Spread of COVID-19](https://lihc.on.ca/prevent-the-spread-of-covid-19/) - Wash your hands regularly. Practice physical distancing. Stay at home. For more information, contact the London Public Health Unit or visit their website: https://www.healthunit.com/novel-coronavirus
- [Important Coronavirus Update: Programs Cancelled](https://lihc.on.ca/important-coronavirus-update-programs-cancelled/) - In response to the recent announcement by World Health Organization about the global pandemic of the coronavirus (COVID-19), the Health Centre has put together a plan to protect our clients and staff. The risk in London is still considered low and there have been no cases of community transmission (when a known source of exposure
- [Excellence in Human Resources - Award Finalist!](https://lihc.on.ca/excellence-in-human-resources-award-finalist/) - It’s a great honour to share that the Health Centre has been chosen as a finalist for the London Chamber of Commerce’s Business Achievement Awards in the category of Excellence in Human Resources! Thank you to Regional HIV/AIDS Connection, London CAReS, and Human Resources Professionals Association who supported our nominee status. A heartfelt congratulations to
- [FREE tax clinics](https://lihc.on.ca/free-tax-clinics/) - Are you missing benefits that you are entitled to? You will never know unless you complete your taxes! Tax season is upon us, and the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP) clinics will be up and running starting next week. These FREE clinics run for the months of March and April to support low and
- [Holiday Hours](https://lihc.on.ca/holiday-hours-2/)
- [High School Volunteer Hours](https://lihc.on.ca/high-school-volunteer-hours/)
- [Annual Report: Commemorative Edition](https://lihc.on.ca/annual-report-commemorative-edition/) - We are excited to present our annual report this year which includes a special edition to celebrate the Health Centre's 30-year anniversary! 2018-2019 LIHC Annual Report Commemorative Edition Final
- [Living with Chronic Pain?](https://lihc.on.ca/living-with-chronic-pain/) - Come learn to manage your pain and improve your quality of life at our 6-week free workshop! Live a healthy life again, take care of your health. To learn about upcoming workshops and to register please call 519-660-0874 Clara ext 316 or Homa ext 305.
- [Sunday Skills Market](https://lihc.on.ca/sunday-skills-market/) - In an effort to build greater awareness and usage of the OEV Community Exchange project website and celebrate our local community, we are partnering with London Brewing Co-op to have a Sunday Skills Market on Sunday, September 29 from 12-3pm, at LBC, 521 Burbrook. We would like “vendors” – residents like you with profiles on
- [What are you doing this summer?](https://lihc.on.ca/what-are-you-doing-this-summer/) - Hangout with our Youth Outreach Workers this summer in your neighbourhood. We've got a lot of fun things planned and everything is free! Check out our calendar to see what is happening near you!
- [Tested at our Options Clinic?](https://lihc.on.ca/tested-at-our-options-clinic/) - Have you ever had an anonymous, rapid, HIV test at our Options Clinic? We are looking for your valuable feedback to improve our client experience. Please take a few moments to complete our survey. It shouldn’t take longer than 5 minutes. Thank you so much! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QRY2N6B
- [Ateliers de santé](https://lihc.on.ca/ateliers-de-sante/) - Mieux comprendre la tyroide Mardi 2 Avril, 2019 (10h30-12h) London InterCommunity Health Centre 1355 Huron St. Unité 7 Vendredi 5 Avril, 2019 (13h-15h) Bibliothèque Cherryhill 301 Oxford St W Pour plus d'information, contacter: Sonia 519-660-0875 ext 288 Mon cerveau, ma santé: Les astuces pour garder le cerveau en forme Mardi 23 Avril, 2019 (13h-13h40)
- [DiabetesFEAT workshop](https://lihc.on.ca/diabetesfeat-workshop/) - Do you have diabetes? Are you at risk? Learn more about how eating healthy can help you manage your diabetes and keep you healthy. Join our DiabetesFEAT self-management group! Wednesdays (Feb 6, 13, 20 and 27) from 6-8 pm at Unit 7 -1355 Huron Street To register contact Huma at hrana@lihc.on.ca or 519-659-6399.
- [Volunteer Hairdressers Needed](https://lihc.on.ca/volunteer-hairdressers-needed/) - The Health Centre is looking for a hairdresser. This volunteer position would provide free haircuts to folks in need for 8 hours each month. If you are interested, please contact Len at 519-660-0875 ext 294 or lhughes@lihc.on.ca.
- [Holiday Hours](https://lihc.on.ca/holiday-hours/) - Holiday Hours Mon. Dec 24, 2018 - Open 9-3 Tues. Dec 25, 2018 - Closed Wed. Dec 26, 2018 - Closed Thurs. Dec 27, 2018 – Open 9-5 Fri. Dec 28, 2018 – Open 9-5 Mon. Dec 31, 2018 – Open 9-3 Tues. Jan 1, 2019 - Closed We will resume regular hours of operation
- [Change Your Relationship With Food](https://lihc.on.ca/change-your-relationship-with-food/) - Why do you eat the way you do? Learn more by attending our free Craving Changes workshop! Thursdays from 2-4 pm on January 17, 24 + 31, February 7, 14 + 21, 2019. Unit 7 - 1355 Huron Street. Space are limited. To register please contact Julie 519-659-6399 ext 406.
- [Book Club: The Marrow Thieves](https://lihc.on.ca/book-club-the-marrow-thieves/) - We are starting a new book at the Health Centre Book Club: The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline Join us every Wednesday from 11-12 (starting Jan 16th) and participate by listening, following along or reading aloud. All reading skill levels are welcome. This is a great opportunity to improve your reading skills. "Humanity has nearly
- [Live Local. Link Local. Community Exchange Project.](https://lihc.on.ca/live-local-link-local-community-exchange-project/) - The OEV Community Exchange Project is now new and improved! Haven’t heard of the Community Exchange Project? Check out this quick video! youtube.com/watch?v=kt2rJYsMHLE Signing up and completing a skills profile is easier than ever! Are you a neighbour or do you just live here? Take this opportunity to share and find gifts and skills in
- [Closure Notification: Monday, Dec 3rd](https://lihc.on.ca/closure-notification-monday-dec-3rd/) - The Health Centre will be closed on Monday, December 3rd, 2018 for staff training. No appointments have been scheduled and all programming has been cancelled. We will resume our regular hours on Tuesday, December 4th. If you have immediate needs please go to Urgent Care at St. Joseph’s Hospital or the nearest Emergency Department.
- [Trans YouthFEAT workshop](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-youth-feat-program/) - Join us for a free workshop series! Take part in fitness activities and learn how to eat well. Ask questions about the intersection of health and transition in a supportive environment. The program is open to people between the ages of 13-24 years of age. Location: London InterCommunity Health Centre - 659 Dundas Street Time:
- [You asked, the candidates responded!](https://lihc.on.ca/what-is-ranked-ballot-voting/) - As part of the Health Centre’s Municipal Election strategy, we asked community program and focus group participants to express their concerns or issues as residents of London. The top themes that arose from these twelve groups with over 140 constituents included transportation, housing, and employment. Candidates running for City Council in Wards 3 and 4
- [Money Matters](https://lihc.on.ca/money-matters/) - This financial literacy program will help you become more confident in dealing with personal finances, and increase your knowledge and skills using real world examples! Unit 1: Budgeting and Spending Plans Learn to get the most out of your money Unit 2: Banking Basics Know your banking choices and choose what’s best for you Unit
- [Health Centre Annual Report](https://lihc.on.ca/health-centre-annual-report/) - The Health Centre is pleased to present this year’s Annual Report. Health Equity was chosen as a framework for the development and the design of the report. A big thank you to everyone who contributed! It is an honour to share our story that reflects hard work and commitment to the communities we serve. 2018
- [Are you living with Hep C but don't know it?](https://lihc.on.ca/are-you-living-with-hep-c-but-dont-know-it/) - Get tested this month! Call to make an appointment with our Hepatitis C Care Team. Click here to learn more.
- [Community Garden Program](https://lihc.on.ca/community-garden-program/) - Develop gardening skills, take home fresh vegetables, and meet others in your community with shared interests! Let's Grow Together runs every Friday @ 9:00 am located at 659 Dundas Street. No registration required. Drop-in and ask for Len.
- [Change Thinking Habits to Change Eating Habits](https://lihc.on.ca/change-thinking-habits-to-change-eating-habits/) - Craving Changes provides cognitive-behavioural tools, activities and strategies that address the universal struggle to change problematic and emotional eating behaviours. The thought-provoking, "how to" approach focuses on the "why" of eating behaviour and what to do about it. Developed by clinical psychologist and registered dietitian, Craving Changes is a FREE workshop to help you change
- [Diabetes Self Management Group](https://lihc.on.ca/diabetes-self-management-group/) - Please join us for a FREE workshop series to learn about managing your diabetes led by a dietitian! Take part in fitness activities and learn about managing your blood sugars through eating well. Location: Unit 7 -1355 Huron Street Date: Wednesdays (May 16 - June 13) Time: 6-8 pm Limited registration. Childminding available upon request.
- [Chronic Pain Workshop](https://lihc.on.ca/chronic-pain-workshop/) - Are you living with chronic pain? Come learn to manage your pain and improve your quality of life. Workshops are held Thursdays from 2-4 pm starting May 3rd and continuing weekly until June 7th. They are located at 659 Dundas Street. For more information and to register call 519-660-0875 for Clara (ext 316) or Homa

## Pages

- [Home](https://lihc.on.ca/)
- [Brochures and Publications](https://lihc.on.ca/publications/) - The Health Centre offers a number of resources to community members and our community partners in health and social service delivery. Our brochures and annual reports are, of course, free for your use. Please download and save, or print to give to friends, family members or people you are caring for. HEALTH & WELLBEING GUIDE
- [Funding, Accountability and Quality Improvement](https://lihc.on.ca/accountability-and-qip/) - Multi-Sectoral Accountability Agreement The London InterCommunity Health Centre receives most of its funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. The London InterCommunity Health Centre receives most of its funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. Locally, the majority of this funding is provided through the Ontario Health
- [Employment](https://lihc.on.ca/employment/) - Current Openings & Job Alerts At the Health Centre, our core values are social justice, caring, equity, inclusion and respect. We employ many disciplines to promote and support a comprehensive view of health and well-being for our clients, program participants and community. The Health Centre is an Identified Health Services Provider that is working towards attaining
- [Client Feedback](https://lihc.on.ca/client-experience-survey/) - Client Feedback Form: Please note, this is not the same as the Client Experience Survey (found below). We value your input and are committed to continually improving the quality of care and services we provide. We encourage clients, patients, and their families to share their experiences, whether positive feedback, suggestions, or concerns, so that we
- [Leadership Team](https://lihc.on.ca/leadership/) - Telephone: 519.660.0874 Any member of our team can be e-mailed by filling out our contact form and selecting the appropriate category here. Executive Director Scott Courtice (x1449) Director - Primary Healthcare, Data and Performance Liz Vander Horst (x1410) Director - Community Health Services Greg Nash (x1400) Director - Operations Amy Farrell (x1306) Director - Strategy, Planning,
- [Accès aux services et informations](https://lihc.on.ca/acces-aux-services-et-information/) - Au Centre de santé, les membres de notre équipe savent que la santé ne se limite pas au bien-être physique. En effet, la santé passe par la nourriture que nous mangeons, notre voisinage, notre domicile, nos relations sociales et les possibilités d’apprendre, de grandir et de participer à la vie communautaire qui s’offrent à nous.
- [Parking & City Transit](https://lihc.on.ca/parking/) - PARKING Our clinics are centrally located in the Old East Village, Argyle and Huron neighbourhoods. Both Huron Clinic and Argyle Clinic have large parking lots with a large amount of free parking. The Old East Village and Health Outreach Clinic at 659 Dundas Street has a number of parking options for your convenience. Directly behind
- [Client Privacy](https://lihc.on.ca/client-privacy/) - Privacy is each clients right to decide “who knows what” about them, and what that person does with this information. At the London InterCommunity Health Centre, we respect our client's privacy and work hard to meet our obligations related to their privacy rights. Personal information is anything that identifies a person as an individual such as
- [Programs/Services](https://lihc.on.ca/programs-services/) - For information about any of our programs and services, or to access an accessible format of our programs and services, please email us at [info]@lihc.on.ca or contact a member of our Leadership Team.
- [Locations and Hours of Service](https://lihc.on.ca/locations-and-hours/) - We would like to provide an update on London InterCommunity Health Centre’s (LIHC) hours of operation. During the summer season we trialed early closer on Fridays meanwhile increasing clinic hours at our various sites on weeknights and Thursday mornings. We will be extending this change in our operating hours until the end of 2024 , representing
- [Board of Directors](https://lihc.on.ca/board-and-cac-funding/) - Board of Directors An elected Board Member’s responsibility is to review activities and outcomes of the Health Centre on a regular basis to ensure consistency with the strategic direction and ensure compliance with the Multi-Sectoral Accountability Agreement with Ontario Health West, assume leadership in advocating for the Health Centre in the community and annually evaluate
- [Information for Primary Health Care Providers (Trans Health Referral)](https://lihc.on.ca/information-for-primary-health-care-providers-trans-health-referral/) - NOTICE TO PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS Downloadable Version Thank you for your interest in referring your patient to the Trans and Non Binary Health Care Program at London InterCommunity Health Centre. Our Program operates at a Primacy Care level, focused specifically on Gender Affirming Care. Medical assistance through hormonal management and surgical referral options including pre-surgical
- [Trans Health Care - Forms](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-forms/) - UPDATE: As a result of staffing changes and a recent increase in client numbers, prospective clients may experience a short wait period before being contacted by the Health Centre. Please be patient as we work through our client waitlist. As always, please ensure your referral form is accurately completed including by your physician. If you are
- [Trans Health Care - Supports & Resources](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-resources/) - It is our aim to provide clients and prospective clients with as much information as we can to support your journey and transition. We endeavor to suggest affirming organizations or networks that share and understand client needs.
- [Trans Health Care - Top Surgery (Masculinizing)](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-top-surgery-masculinizing/) - Top surgery for transgender men and nonbinary people is a procedure to remove breast or chest tissue (subcutaneous mastectomy). It's also called masculinizing chest surgery. If your chest size is small, you might be able to have surgery that spares your skin, nipple and areola. This type of surgery is called nipple-sparing subcutaneous mastectomy. If
- [Trans Health Care - Understanding Gender Identities](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-understanding-gender-identities/) - Sex refers to a person's biological status and is typically assigned at birth, usually on the basis of external anatomy. Sex is typically categorized as male, female or intersex. Gender is often defined as a social construct of norms, behaviors and roles that varies between societies and over time. Gender is often categorized as male, female or
- [All My Relations](https://lihc.on.ca/smudge/) - OUR STATEMENT ON AND LEARNING FOR THE NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION Saturday September 30 2023 Read our statement. Learn with us. Click the icon below. OUR ORIGINS The Health Centre developed an Indigenous Strategy Committee in 2020 to look at how we can better serve our Indigenous clients and better support Indigenous
- [Team Care - East London](https://lihc.on.ca/team-care-east-london/) - All physicians who are interested in joining Team Care, please click on the registration button below! What is Team Care? Team Care (formally known as PINOT) provides health supports to the clients/patients of physicians not affiliated with an interprofessional team. Our systems navigators assess the circumstances of each client/patient and then connects them to internal
- [Media](https://lihc.on.ca/media/) - The London InterCommunity Health Centre welcomes inquiries from the media. Please contact Anne-Marie Sanchez at asanchez @ lihc.on.ca and you will be connected to the most appropriate member of our Health Centre team. Le London InterCommunity Health Centre accueille les demandes des médias. Veuillez communiquer avec Anne-Marie Sanchez at asanchez @ lihc.on.ca et nous
- [SMART Recovery](https://lihc.on.ca/smart/) - SMART Recovery is a fresh approach to addiction recovery. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training. This is more than an acronym: it is a transformative method of moving from addictive substances and negative behaviors to a life of positive self-regard and willingness to change. Far too many people feel powerless over their lives and
- [E-mail](https://lihc.on.ca/e-mail/) - If you are a prospective client looking for care/services, you must contact a System Navigator. Contact information is located HERE. If you are a current client and have forgotten who you met with, please visit our program directory HERE. PHYSICIAN'S OFFICES: Out of respect for client privacy, please do not send any medical documentation to
- [Summer Symposium](https://lihc.on.ca/summer-symposium/)
- [Harvest Bucks Program](https://lihc.on.ca/harvest-bucks-program/)
- [Contact Us](https://lihc.on.ca/contact-us/) - There are many ways to connect with the Health Centre and get involved. To make book an appointment or for more information - call us, e-mail a specific staff or drop-by in person. To stay connected and get updates about our programs, services and events, follow us on facebook or twitter @HealthCentre. Please note social
- [Internal - Paint Night](https://lihc.on.ca/paint/)
- [Internal - Bowling Night 2023](https://lihc.on.ca/bowling/)
- [Internal - Staff Breakfast 2023](https://lihc.on.ca/internal-staff-breakfast-2023/)
- [Internal: Clean & Green 2023](https://lihc.on.ca/internal-clean-green-2023/)
- [Internal: Chili Cook Off 2023](https://lihc.on.ca/chili-cook-off-2023/)
- [Emergency Mental Health Care](https://lihc.on.ca/emergency-mental-health-care/) - Mental Health and Addictions Crisis Centre If you, a family member, friend or co-worker are experiencing: a serious mental health or addictions problem a situational crisis psychosis risk of self-harm or harm to others emotional trauma agitation and sleeplessness severe depression or anxiety symptoms of substance use withdrawal requiring support suicidal thoughts crisis resulting from a
- [Trans Health Care - Pubertal Suppression](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-pubertal-suppression/) - Transgender and gender-diverse children might choose to temporarily suppress puberty through the use of prescription medications called pubertal blockers. But deciding to get this treatment is a big step. The medications mostly commonly used to suppress puberty are known as gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogues. Here's what you need to know about the benefits, side effects
- [Trans Health Care - Fertility Preservation](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-fertility-preservation/) - Fertility preservation may provide the option of having genetically related children now or in the future. Sperm banking can be done prior to the initiation of hormone replacement therapy. If hormone replacement therapy has begun, individuals may need to stop medications for a short time period prior to sperm banking. It is recommended to stop
- [Trans Health Care - Bottom Surgery (Feminizing)](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-bottom-surgery-feminizing/) - Feminizing bottom surgery, also called gender affirming surgery (GAS), involves procedures that help better align the body with a person's gender identity. Feminizing Bottom Surgery can involve removal of the testicles, or removal of the testicles and penis and the creation of a vagina, labia and clitoris. Facial procedures or body-contouring procedures can be used
- [Trans Health Care - Top Surgery (Feminizing)](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-top-surgery-feminizing/) - Top surgery for transgender women and nonbinary people is a procedure to increase breast size and change the shape of the chest. It's also called feminizing breast surgery, breast augmentation, chest construction or breast mammoplasty. Top surgery for transgender women and nonbinary people might involve placing breast implants or tissue expanders under chest tissue. In
- [Trans Health Care - Bottom Surgery (Masculinizing)](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-bottom-surgery-masculinizing/) - If you have surgery to remove the uterus, you'll no longer have periods. And you won't be able to get pregnant. If you have surgery to remove the uterus and the ovaries, your body will no longer make estrogen. So you may be able to reduce the amount of the male hormone (testosterone) you take. If you
- [Trans Health Care - Hormone Therapy (Feminizing)](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-feminizing-hormone-therapy/) - Androgen Blockers Cyproterone: Cyproterone belongs to a group of medications known as steroidal antiandrogens. Antiandrogens such as cyproterone block the effect of the hormone called testosterone. This causes a reduction in the production of testosterone in the testicles. It is normally taken once a day at the same time each day. Spironlactone: This is a
- [Trans Health Care - Hormone Therapy (Masculinizing)](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-hormone-therapy-masculinizing/) - Why Does My Prescription Keep Changing For the last several years, there have been frequent back orders of injectable testosterone. If one formulation is not available, the other type will be substituted. Testosterone is also a controlled substance, it cannot have long term repeats as you might see with other medications, usually no more than
- [Trans Health Care - Name and Gender Marker Change](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-name-and-gender-marker-change/) - Name and Gender Marker Change - Fees There is no fee to change sex designation on a birth registration. Fees still apply for requests for an updated birth certificate, birth certificate with parental information or certified copy of birth registration. More Information Name and Gender Marker Change - Legal Name Change (Ontario) Information on how
- [Trans Health Care - Resources to Share with Your Primary Care Provider](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-resources-to-share-with-your-primary-care-provider/) - "Gender dysphoria can in large part be alleviated through treatment,' states the World Professional Association for Transgender Health in its Standards of Care. [...] Transgender people are not deluded, [...] they are suffering; therefore, medical professionals have a duty to ease that suffering. In this view, dysphoria is more akin to a herniated disc — a
- [Trans Health Care - Learning How to Access Care](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-learning-how-to-access-care/) - Your Own Primary Care Provider In 2016 the provincial government (Ontario) decentralized Transgender Care from the one access point with CAMH (Centre for Addictions and Mental Health) in Toronto and started assisting to educate primary care providers to perform this care. London InterCommunity Health Centre London InterCommunity Health Centre offers comprehensive assistance with Transition medical
- [Ribbon Skirt Library](https://lihc.on.ca/ribbon-skirt-library/) - Atlohsa Family Healing, in partnership with the London InterCommunity Health Centre are excited to announce the opening of their Ribbon Skirt Library. The Library will provide access to cultural attire for women who need it with the aim of adding ribbon shirts for men as well as teaching workshops to assist individuals to make their own in
- [Trans Health Care - Community Supports](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-community-supports/) - It is our aim to provide clients and prospective clients with as much information as we can to support your journey and transition. We endeavor to suggest affirming community groups or activities that celebrate and support client needs.
- [Trans Health Care - Frequently Asked Questions](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-frequently-asked-questions/) - Source: GLAAD What does transgender mean? Transgender is a term used to describe people whose gender identity differs from the sex they were assigned at birth. Gender identity is a person's internal, personal sense of being a man or a woman (or boy or girl.) For some people, their gender identity does not fit neatly into those two choices.
- [Traditional Teachings](https://lihc.on.ca/traditional-teachings/) - TRADITIONAL TEACHINGS AND OUR HEALTH With thanks to Anishnawbe Health Toronto, we give thanks for their permission to reproduce and share their series of information on traditional teaching and health practices at the Health Centre. For more information on their programs, visit:
- [Trans Health Care - Sexuality](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-sexuality/) - Sexuality is part of being human. Love, affection and intimacy all play a role in healthy relationships from childhood through old age. You often hear about the importance of physical, mental and spiritual health, but feeling confident about your sexuality also is important. Achieving sexual health allows for: Healthy relationships Planned pregnancies Disease prevention
- [Trans Health Care - Intersex](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-intersex/) - Intersex is a general term used for a variety of conditions in which a person is born with a reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male. For example, a person might be born appearing to be female on the outside, but having mostly male-typical anatomy on
- [Trans Health Care - Binding, Packing, Tucking, Padding](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-health-care-binding-packing-tucking-padding/) - Binding Binding involves wearing tight clothing, bandages or compression garments to flatten out your chest. Packing “Packing” is a term some people use to describe having a non-flesh penis (sometimes referred to as a packer or a prosthetic penis). Some people view their non-flesh penis as a part of their body and don’t consider themselves
- [Volunteers](https://lihc.on.ca/volunteers/) - Volunteers are vital to the success of the Health Centre! We can’t provide the services and programs that we do without help from the community. We value our volunteers and hope that each individual learns and benefits from their experience as much as we do. We invest time and energy to ensure our volunteers have
- [Health in Housing - Argyle Community](https://lihc.on.ca/health-in-housing-argyle-community/) - Health & Housing is a free, fun & informative program connecting community through health. Winter programs are on Mondays from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the East Lions Community Centre (1731 Churchill Avenue). The London InterCommunity Health Centre Youth Outreach mobile Team (YOW) will be on-site and available to support youth 12 and up.
- [Integrated Program Calendar](https://lihc.on.ca/integrated-program-calendar/)
- [Trans Day of Remembrance](https://lihc.on.ca/trans-day-of-remembrance/) - Today, the Health Centre remembers the 327 publicly reported trans people lost to violence around the world in 2022. On a day when we also mourn five hate related deaths at an 2LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado, we recognize that more needs to be done to curb the violence and bigotry that face the 2LGBTQ+ community
- [AODA- Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act](https://lihc.on.ca/accessability/) - Statement of Commitment London InterCommunity Health Centre is committed to ensuring all members of our community have equal access to the services we provide. We are dedicated to meeting the needs of people with disabilities in a timely manner. We will do this by preventing and removing barriers to accessibility and by meeting accessibility requirements under
- [Opportunités de bénévolat pour personnes qui parlent français](https://lihc.on.ca/opportunites-de-benevolat-pour-personnes-qui-parlent-francais/) - Dans le cadre de notre engagement envers les gens de notre communauté qui s’expriment en français, le London Intercommunity Health Centre offre des programmes, ateliers et des liens vers des ressources communautaires aux individus qui éprouvent des obstacles pour accéder aux services adaptés à leurs besoins. Pour cette raison, le Centre de santé a développé
- [Services et informations](https://lihc.on.ca/external-links/) - Au Centre de santé, les membres de notre équipe savent que la santé ne se limite pas au bien-être physique. En effet, la santé passe par la nourriture que nous mangeons, notre voisinage, notre domicile, nos relations sociales et les possibilités d’apprendre, de grandir et de participer à la vie communautaire qui s’offrent à nous.
- [Programmes pour les aînés](https://lihc.on.ca/programmes-pour-les-aines/) - Les programmes WrapAround pour aînés Ce programme s’adresse aux immigrants, aux francophones et aux autres personnes vulnérables âgés de plus de 55 ans qui se sentent isolés dans leur communauté et qui pourraient avoir des problèmes de santé. Pour plus d'information cliquez ici 2016-01-20 WrapAround Brochure-FRENCH - WEB. Des groupes de rencontre en français
- [Accès Franco-Santé London](https://lihc.on.ca/acces-franco-sante-london/) - Ateliers sur la santé Pour mieux servir la communauté francophone, London InterCommunity Health Centre, en collaboration avec Accès Franco-Santé, organise des ateliers toute l’année, en français, sur la santé et le bien-être. Ces ateliers sont choisis selon la volonté de la communauté. Pour rester informés des ateliers disponibles, vous pouvez cliquer sur ce lien. Si
- [French Language Services Act](https://lihc.on.ca/french-language-services/) - Le gouvernement de l’Ontario a identifié et désigné un certain nombre de fournisseurs de services de santé. Le Centre de santé intercommunautaire de London est un fournisseur de services de santé identifié qui vise la désignation en planifiant et en offrant des services de qualité en français. Le Centre de santé s’est employé à rendre
- [Communauté de pratique nationale sur l’approvisionnement plus sécuritaire](https://lihc.on.ca/communaute-de-pratique-nationale-sur-lapprovisionnement-plus-securitaire/) - La communauté de pratique nationale sur l’approvisionnement plus sécuritaire (CdPN-APS) est une nouvelle initiative d’échange de connaissances dirigée par le London InterCommunity Health Centre (LIHC), en partenariat avec l’Association canadienne des personnes qui utilisent des drogues (ACPUD) et l’Alliance pour des communautés en santé (AHC). L’objectif est d’accroître l’approvisionnement plus sécuritaire partout au Canada. Cette
- [HIV and Hep C Testing Event!](https://lihc.on.ca/hiv-and-hep-c-testing-event/)
- [About Us](https://lihc.on.ca/about-us/) - The London InterCommunity Health Centre has been part of London’s Old East community since 1990! We provide health and social services in a welcoming setting to those who experience barriers to care. These barriers may include poverty, homelessness, language or culture, and complex and/or chronic health conditions including mental health and substance use. Our two
- [Students](https://lihc.on.ca/students-2/) - The London InterCommunity Health Centre provides educational placement opportunities for students to better understand the community health centre model of care. Our vision of building opportunities for healthy inclusive communities aligns with supporting an individual’s personal education and learning goals as well promoting the larger societal impact of working from a community based approach to
- [Seniors' WrapAround Support](https://lihc.on.ca/seniors-wraparound-support-volunteer-position/) - The Seniors’ WrapAround (WA) Support Program aims to provide and engage isolated, senior clients in meaningful activities with a volunteer home visitor. The goal of the volunteer’s role is to improve the clients’ WA transition phase through ongoing support, engagement and advocacy for the senior client. The volunteer will work together with the WA Facilitator
- [Client Survey Support Volunteer Position](https://lihc.on.ca/client-survey-support-volunteer-position/) - Feedback from our clients is important in order for us to improve our programs and services. We ask clients to reflect on their experience with our services. The Client Survey Support Volunteers helps us to collect feedback, ideas and suggestions from our clients by distributing a Client Experience Survey. The volunteers support our clients to
- [Program Ambassador Volunteer Position](https://lihc.on.ca/program-ambassador/) - The Ambassadors assist in providing purposeful programming that betters the health and wellness outcomes of our clients and the community. They create a welcoming environment and a sense of belonging for everyone. As well, Ambassadors ensure positive client participation in activities and programs by building relationships and engaging with clients in a meaningful way. Responsibilities:
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- [CHC Approach to Care](https://lihc.on.ca/chc-model-of-care-board-and-cac-funding/) - Model of Health and Wellbeing The Association of Ontario Health Centres has developed an evidence-informed Model of Health and Wellbeing (MHWB) to guide Community Health Centres (CHC). The model defines health in the same way as the World Health Organization: “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of
- [History](https://lihc.on.ca/history/) - In the fall of 1989, seventeen staff opened the doors to London’s first community health centre. Led by Shanthi Radcliffe, Executive Director, and Dr. Douglas Bocking, Board Chair, they provided sensitive and equitable health services for the city’s most vulnerable. In its first year, the London InterCommunity Health Centre served more than 1,500 clients, while
- [See One Community](https://lihc.on.ca/see-one-community/) - In 2014, the Health Centre developed an online campaign to raise awareness of poverty in London and the impact on the larger community. All of our lives weave together in complex ways. It is our responsibility to care for those most vulnerable among us and to advocate for systemic changes so that we can all
- [Mission, Vision, Values](https://lihc.on.ca/mission/) - Mission – Mission We provide inclusive and equitable health and social services to those who experience barriers to care, and we foster the active participation of individuals and the communities we serve. Nous fournissons des services sociaux et des services de santé inclusifs et équitables aux personnes qui font face à des obstacles
- [Personal Health Information](https://lihc.on.ca/personal-health-information/) - For clients or providers requesting personal health information, please do so by mail or fax (519-659-9930 Attn: medical secretaries). Note: Our e-mail is NOT a secure medium to send confidential information, we ask you to not make requests through e-mail. After the request is received with the appropriate consent to release information, you will receive the requested
- [Street Outreach Volunteer Position](https://lihc.on.ca/street-outreach-volunteer-position/) - The Community Health and Harm Reduction program is a relational engagement strategy to connect priority populations with health education, social services and community resources. The volunteer will work with a partner from the Community Health and Harm Reduction Outreach Team. The Street Outreach Volunteer will provide outreach, education and support to populations whose health is
- [Group Volunteer Activity: Kits for a Clause](https://lihc.on.ca/group-volunteer-activity-kits-clause/) - Looking for an engaging group volunteer activity, team building, group bonding event? Packing Kits for a Cause is a great way to have fun, engage your team, help others and create impact. The Bargains Group are experts in Kit Packing and group volunteer events. They are happy to help you custom design a kit pack
- [Health Outreach Activity Council Volunteer Position](https://lihc.on.ca/health-outreach-activity-council-volunteer-position/) - Volunteers plan and support peer-driven and peer-focused social activities for the community. Council members are dedicated to creating opportunities for people experiencing social isolation make connections within their own community in meaningful ways. The council meets to develop, plan and organize special events, activities and health education. Have you in the past or are you currently experiencing
- [Privacy Policy](https://lihc.on.ca/privacy-policy/) - Thank you for visiting the London InterCommunity Health Centre’s website (the “Website”). The Health Centre places a high value on privacy and is committed to respecting the privacy of our visitors. This Privacy Statement sets forth the online data collection and usage policies and practices that apply to the Website. By visiting or using this
- [Donate](https://lihc.on.ca/donate/) - The Health Centre is funded in large part by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care through the South West Local Health Integration Network (South West LHIN). We receive additional funding through the United Way of London and Middlesex, the City of London and the Ministry of Children and Youth Services. Community donations allow
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## Programs

- [Gender Care Program](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/gendercareprogram/) - Click here for a list of alternative options for Gender Affirming care and related supports. ATTENTION: Intake for the Gender Care Program at LIHC is currently CLOSED. Referrals will be declined. Please keep an eye on our website/social media for any updates regarding intake. PLEASE NOTE: As of April 1st, 2024, regretfully, we are unable
- [Options Clinic: Anonymous HIV Testing](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/options/) - PROGRAM HOURS AND INFORMATION Making an Appointment You do not need to give your name or provide a health card. All that is linked to you is your year of birth and a six-digit testing number. The Options Clinic is one of 50 anonymous testing services in Ontario, but the only one in London. We
- [Diabetes Coordinated Access](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/diabetes-coordinated-access-pilot-project/) - What is coordinated access? A single point of contact for all patients Simple and more timely access to information regarding the status of a referral for providers and patients A central contact point for information regarding system availability and locations for specific types of education and treatment interventions Appropriate triaging of referrals What has changed? All existing referral
- [Daily Integrated Program Calendar](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/calendar/) - DAILY PROGRAMS AT THE HEALTH CENTRE Daily programs are offered to clients and community members to improve their health and wellness, while having fun! Program facilitators and volunteers create a welcoming environment and a sense of belonging for everyone. There are many great opportunities to participate in activities such as arts and crafts, community gardening,
- [Health & Housing - Argyle](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/health-housing-argyle/) - HEALTH IN HOUSING Health & Housing is a free, fun & informative program connecting community through health. Spring programs are on Mondays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the East Lions Community Centre (1731 Churchill Avenue). The London InterCommunity Health Centre Youth Outreach mobile Team (YOW) will be on-site and available to support youth
- [H.O.M.E Program](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/h-o-m-e-program/) - The H.O.M.E Program was developed to improve the health outcomes and health equity of highly marginalized individuals by providing health services to people where they are at: shelters, encampments, housing, and in other community settings. The program is a collaborative approach between the London InterCommunity Health Centre, Middlesex-London Paramedic Service, CMHA Thames Valley Addiction and
- [Seniors' WrapAround Program](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/seniors-wraparound/) - Our Seniors' WrapAround program supports all seniors, aged 55+, who have little access to community or social support – leaving them isolated and at higher risk of hospitalization or long-term care placement. Community agencies and organizations, family physicians, health care professionals, faith communities or family members can refer immigrant, francophone and Canadian-born seniors to our
- [Accès Franco-Santé London](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/accesfrancosante/) - Ateliers sur la santé Pour mieux servir la communauté francophone, London InterCommunity Health Centre, en collaboration avec Accès Franco-Santé, organise des ateliers toute l’année, en français, sur la santé et le bien-être. Ces ateliers sont choisis selon la volonté de la communauté. Pour rester informés des ateliers disponibles, vous pouvez cliquer sur ce lien. Si
- [Seniors French Programs / Programmes français pour aînés](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/francophone-services-and-programs/) - Programme de promotion de la santé les personnes d’expression française Le programme est conçu pour les personnes d’expression française, en particulier les adultes et aînés de 50 ans et plus, qui rencontrent des difficultés à accéder à l'information sur la santé ou à naviguer dans le système de santé, et qui font face à des
- [Health Outreach - Support for people experiencing homelessness](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/health-outreach/) - Our caring, supportive staff members accept people for who they are, and where they’re at in life – no matter their current circumstance or situation. We work within a health promotion framework and value inclusiveness, relationship building and harm reduction. The health outreach team supports individuals with: Addiction assessments and referrals to treatment Harm reduction
- [Youth Outreach Services](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/youth-outreach-workers-yows/) - In various community settings in North East and East London, the Youth Outreach Workers (YOW) work together with youth, ages 12-21, to build their resiliency and skills. Workers build trust with youth, families, and the community, and support them to find appropriate programs and services. The YOW team enhances and promotes the development of community based
- [Tai Chi Exercise for Older Adults](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/seniors-tai-chi/) - The Tai Chi Program for seniors starts with coffee and social time, followed by an Introduction to Tai Chi taught by a certified volunteer instructor from the Canadian Tai Chi Academy. Seniors will learn the first few moves of the Tai Chi set, an exercise of gentle turning and stretching that can help with flexibility,
- [Community Development Initiatives](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/community-development-initiatives/) - At the Health Centre we aim to build stronger and more resilient communities. Our community development workers build community capacity by: Enabling community leadership Fostering community identity and sense of belonging Developing community skills and resources Building and utilizing structures and relationships These methods and approaches have been acknowledged as significant for social, economic, cultural,
- [Team Care - East London](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/teamcare/) - All physicians who are interested in joining Team Care, please click on the registration button below! What is Team Care? Team Care (formerly known as PINOT) provides health supports to the clients/patients of physicians not affiliated with an interprofessional team. Our systems navigators assess the circumstances of each client/patient and then connects them to London
- [Mental Health Care & Social Work](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/mental-health-care/) - If you or are loved one are experiencing a mental health crisis, click the blue banner below for immediate access to mental health care and resources or click here to connect to ReachOut's 24/7 virtual web chat to speak to a support specialist online: WebChat. An important part of overall health includes mental wellness. Our
- [Hepatitis C Care Team](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/hepatitis-c-care-team/) - Hepatitis C Care Team The Hepatitis Care team is a partnership between the London InterCommunity Health Centre and Regional HIV/AIDS Connection. Hepatitis C is an infection in the liver caused by the hepatitis C virus. Over time, the virus causes liver injury and scarring and can make you very sick. The program is funded to
- [Systems Navigator - Intake Coordination](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/systems-navigator/) - Getting Started Our Systems Navigators are committed to helping you find the supports and services that you need. They can help connect you to internal or external community resources. If you are hoping to access our internal programs, we can arrange an Intake appointment with you. While we do offer Primary Care, please know
- [Newcomers Clinic](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/newcomers-clinic/) - The newcomers clinic is a collaboration between the Cross Cultural Learners Centre (CCLC) and the Health Centre. The clinic, which is located at CCLC and staffed by clinicians from the Health Centre, provides care to government-assisted refugees during their first 6 months in Canada. There are two primary areas of focus for the clinic: 1)
- [Women of the World](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/women-of-the-world-wow/) - Women of the World is a program offered to immigrant and newcomer women. It’s three main objectives are: reducing barriers that women face through the process of integration; increasing immigrant women’s experiences of inclusion and support; and, building leadership capacity for immigrant women. The program also enables women to promote their own health and the health
- [STOP - Smoking Cessation Program](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/stop/) - STOP: Smoking Cessation Program As of February 2014, the London InterCommunity Health Centre is a registered site of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)’s STOP Program. This program is a province-wide initiative that delivers smoking cessation treatment and counseling support to eligible Ontario smokers who wish to quit smoking. Since it began in
- [MyCare - HIV Treatment](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/mycare-hiv-treatment/) - Welcome to MyCare In partnership with St. Joseph’s Infectious Disease Care Program, the Health Centre’s team of outreach workers and nurses connect with people who are living with HIV and have barriers to accessing treatment. These clients often are experiencing poverty, homelessness, addictions and mental health challenges and frequent incarceration. The MyCare team ensures people
- [Community Dietitian](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/community-dietitian/) - Food impacts our overall health more than we often realize. When people who are living with chronic conditions eat a proper well-balanced diet, it helps them maintain a higher quality of life. Our registered community dietitian supports individuals who have complex health conditions in reaching their nutritional goals. We can help you determine your nutritional needs
- [Respiratory Therapy Education](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/respiratory-therapy-education/) - Coming Soon - The Health Centre is excited about a new partnership with Asthma Research Group Inc! Breathing affects so much of our daily life. When we can’t breathe properly, this causes problems throughout our whole body and impacts our overall health. Through this partnership, we are able to connect clients with a respiratory therapist
- [Diabetes Education Program](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/diabetes-care/) - We believe that everyone with diabetes can learn to live well with diabetes – to manage medications, diet and activity in a way that feels right for you. Our diabetes care team – which includes certified diabetes educators, registered nurses, registered dietitians and a community worker – is here to help people with diabetes or
- [Chronic Conditions and Chronic Pain - Self Management Groups](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/chronic-conditions-and-chronic-pain-self-management-groups/) - Several times each year the Health Centre offers two six week programs to help individuals learn tools and skills to living well with a chronic condition. This program is for individuals who are living with the challenges of a chronic (ongoing) health concern. These chronic conditions include: pain, diabetes, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, osteoporosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary
- [Primary Care](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/family-doctor/) - Primary care services are provided by a team that includes registered nurses, registered practical nurses, a community dietitian, physiotherapists, nurse practitioners, and physicians. Our goal is to keep each client as healthy as possible through primary care, health teaching, and goal setting. We provide treatment and support for illnesses as well as chronic health problems.
- [NELCE - North East London Community Engagement](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/nelce/) - IT’S YOUR COMMUNITY BE A PART OF IT! NELCE has been a part of the North East Community since 2006. This year, we have re-branded! Our new logo and tag line represent the continuum of how we hope to engage residents – PARTICIPATE in one of our programs and/or events, get involved as a
- [Foot Care Program](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/foot-care-program/) - Taking care of your feet is an important part of caring of your overall health. Our Foot Care Program offers specialized foot care provided by certified experienced foot care nurses. We focus on delivering exceptional foot care that targets most common diabetes foot care concerns, for example, calluses, corns, fungal nails, athlete’s foot, ingrown toenails,
- [Physiotherapy](https://lihc.on.ca/programs/physiotherapy/) - Our physiotherapy team works with people to treat injuries, increase mobility, reduce pain, and prevent new injuries from occurring. Our physiotherapy team works with people to create treatment and exercise programs to promote health and wellness. Throughout this eight week program clients are encouraged to play an active role in their treatment through home-based exercises,

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