Navigation and Health Helplines

• Help you determine whether you require emergency or non-urgent medical attention
• Provide current, reliable information related to your health issue
• Offer helpful guidance about health services available in the province
• Website provides useful information about when to call 911 vs 811

• Skill development
• Peer support
• Exercise and movement
• Speech and communication
• Education

Provide referrals for outside services such as counselling or other supports according to need. Examples include, but not limited to:

• Home Care
• Integrated Palliative Care Program
• Accessibility Support
• Income Support
• Hospice

Provides online resources and person navigated comprehensive support through a phone call or email.

A free telephone, email, and website chat information and support service for individuals affected by arthritis. Trained volunteers can answer questions about arthritis, how to manage the disease and where to access arthritis-related resources.

Offers a free telephone and email service where Certified Respiratory Educators (CREs) can answer questions about asthma and allergies and provide expert advice.

Provides a virtual, email, and phone-based peer support line aimed at reducing isolation and fostering connection, delivered by Autistic-led staff with lived experience to ensure compassionate, peer-informed care. Includes:

• Peer-informed care: Conversations with Autistic-led staff who bring lived experience
• Compassionate presence: Active listening that encourages understanding and a sense of belonging