The Safe Works Access Program (SWAP) is continuing its needle exchange program. Hours have been reduced, so please get in contact for these services.

634-7927

While the Association for New Canadians is closed to in-person appointments, they are continuing to provide settlement services for the newcomer community by phone, email, and through interactive online programming. For more information call (709) 634-2656 or email kwalsh@ancnl.ca. To stay informed of their online programs and events, follow ANC Newcomers Community Connections on Facebook.

634-2656 or email kwalsh@ancnl.ca

The Food Bank is continuing to offer hampers. Call to order and arrange pickup.

639-1719

For anyone having non-medical issues or concerns regarding self-isolation.

1-800-863-6582

CMHI provides housing support to individuals with complex needs.

634-4117 388-4000 (Housing)

The Women's Centre is closed to drop-in service, please contact them for emotional support services and safety planning advice.

639-8522

This can be a particularly stressful time for adults and children. A good resource for contact information and self-help is BridgeTheGapp.ca.

www.bridgethegapp.ca or 1-855-753-2560

Most pharmacies are providing full services with some new procedures. Some are providing free delivery. Call your pharmacy for more information on getting your prescriptions filled, prescription extensions, over the counter orders, opioid treatment, and no-contact payment methods.

Qalipu First Nation provides a number of services to members, including coordination of medical transportation, mental health counselling, and non-insured health benefit information.

mblanchard@qalipu.ca

The Salvation Army can provide emergency food, clothing and lodging. It can also provide emotional and spiritual care. Weekly lunch program is cancelled for the time being.

634-5398

Willow House provides emergency shelter for women and children in crisis.

Office: 634-4199 Crisis: 634-4198 Toll free: 1-866-634-4198