Health and Social Care Services and Programs
It can be difficult to find the health and care services available in your community. We are working together to make the system easier to use. Here, you will find a list of essential services to help get you started.
Disclaimer: While we strive to keep this service page current, it is not exhaustive and may not include all available services.
Fanshawe College's Peer Support Services
Free drop-in and one-on-one sessions led by trained students for social, emotional and practical support for parents and students.
Fanshawe College's Sexual Violence Prevention and Support
Confidential services including support from a Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator, information on campus/community resources, legal and academic accommodations, and counselling for students impacted by gender-based or sexual violence.
Farmer Wellness Initiative
A free, unlimited mental-health counselling service for Ontario-based farmers, farm workers, and their families. Available 24/7 by phone in English, French and Spanish.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) London
This group provides peer support for parents and caregivers of children or youth with suspected or diagnosed Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
Fighting Eating Disorders in Underrepresented Populations (FEDUP) Support Group
For trans, nonbinary, and/or intersex persons experiencing any stage of an eating disorder, eating disorder recovery process, disordered eating, or struggles with food and body image.
First Five West Elgin
The First Five West Elgin program supports children under the age of 6 who do not have a primary care physician or nurse practitioner. The First Five program strives to increase access to health promotion and preventative health care services.
Healing and Wellness
The Healing and Wellness Program provides culturally appropriate services, including healing circles and crisis intervention, to improve Indigenous health and reduce family violence, particularly for women and children at risk.
Healthy Babies Healthy Children
The Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program supports Indigenous families with children from prenatal to age six, offering culturally grounded early intervention services, parenting support, and resources to promote healthy child development.
Heart Health
Through this group/video, you will learn how you can improve your heart health through changes in diet and exercise, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol, as well as understanding your medications. This group and the educational videos are intended for patients identified by their physicians as having any of the following: cardiovascular disease, past heart attack or stroke, OR risk factors for heart disease such as elevated blood cholesterol levels (high cholesterol), hypertension (high blood pressure)
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