RAAM Clinic
206 Fifth Ave P4N 5L3 Timmins, ON, Canada

NEW Initiative in collaboration with our partners Canadian Mental Health Association!! Please Share!!

Please Share - SVP Partager GREAT NEWS! After careful review of all our covid protocols, we are excited to announce that we are launching our pilot project, th...e addiction counselling clinic. The first clinic date will be May 11, 2021. It is first come first serve and to access the clinic you can call or present on the day of the clinic. The clinic will run every Tuesday! See more

Mayor George Pirie acknowledges the courage of a few individuals who volunteered to tell their story of recovery for Timmins.care website Recovery IS possible a...nd can be very rewarding. If you struggle with substance use disorder or problem gambling, or if you are family to someone who struggles we can help!! Call our agency 705-264-5202 Wishing everyone a happy Family Day!!

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If you, a friend or a loved one struggle with addiction, reach out to us, we can help! Our services are voluntary, FREE and confidential! Let us help you make... changes and move towards a better future. Call for an appointment! 705-264-5202 If you are a family member - we have services for you too! Learn how to help your loved one in the best way while practicing good self-care.

Harm reduction clinics are still running at all Porcupine Health Unit offices. Drop in! Pick up a naloxone kit, learn how to use it. We’re here Monday to Friday: 8:30noon and 14:30 P.M.

South Cochrane Addictions Services is an essential service and we are accepting all new intakes. We are screening for the delivery of service in a safe way duri...ng the Government’s recently declared State of Emergency. We have established measures that ensure safety for all. There will be a mix of delivery that includes both virtual (phone or video) and in-person. See more

The Porcupine Health Unit is issuing an alert. Through the Opioid Surveillance and Early Warning System an increase in suspected opioid overdoses has been ident...ified in the Cochrane District. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 immediately, administer naloxone if available, and wait for help to arrive. The Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act provides protection from arrest and breaches for simple possession. Although naloxone can temporarily reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, it wears off within 30 to 90 minutes, so it is important to seek further medical attention. There are other ways to reduce the risks of an overdose, including not using alone, using small doses, and avoiding mixing substances. People who use drugs, and their family and friends, should be familiar with the signs and symptoms of overdose and how to provide first aid, including administering naloxone. Free Naloxone kits are readily available throughout the area at Porcupine Health Unit offices and at many pharmacies. A list of sites is available at: https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-naloxone-kits-free.

A great testimonial from Sylvie

Opioid overdose can affect anyone. Do you know how to identify one? Check out our website to get the information to respond if you see an overdose. http://ow.ly/ux3G50uOyyU

Please join local community partners and members in a moment of silence for all those lost to opioid overdoses. Find details in the article below. Several organizations will be around the downtown core afterwards to share knowledge of harm reduction and safety measures- all related to safe use, community resources and overdose prevention. #overdoseawarenessday2019 ... https://www.timminstoday.com//overdose-awareness-day-being See more

Great Community event coming up- be sure to stop by and say hello

Wonderful community partnership under way. Taking care of everyone- the définition of inclusivity.