Huron Perth Healthcare

The Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation is dedicated to enhancing patient care at the Seaforth Community Hospital by providing ongoing support for critical medical equipment and new technology. Since its incorporation in 1994, the Foundation has invested over $2 million to ensure that essential medical resources are available beyond what is funded by the Ministry of Health. Community involvement plays a vital role in the Foundation's mission, as it relies on donations to maintain and improve healthcare services during emergencies. Recent initiatives, such as a charity basketball game organized by students from Mitchell District High School, exemplify the community's commitment to supporting local healthcare efforts. Generated from the website

The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is a nationwide organization dedicated to promoting mental health and supporting individuals recovering from mental illness across Canada. With 330 community locations, they provide a range of programs and resources aimed at enhancing mental well-being and addressing challenges related to mental health and addiction. CMHA offers various initiatives, including online mental health courses, peer support programs, and resources for workplace mental health. Their commitment to community engagement is reflected in national events and advocacy efforts aimed at improving mental health support for all Canadians. Generated from the website

The Seniors Mental Health Program in Seaforth, ON, is dedicated to providing assessment and treatment planning for individuals experiencing their first episode of psychosis. The program offers a range of services, including psychiatric consultation, case management, one-on-one and group sessions, as well as family support and education. Additionally, the program promotes public awareness of early intervention for psychosis through community and school-based presentations. It serves youth aged 16 to adults up to 50 years old in the Huron and Perth regions, with most fees covered by OHIP. Generated from the website