
Resources in our Community
Positive Wellness North Island
A Viral Hepatitis and HIV multidisciplinary team that does:
treatment for viral hepatitis and HIV
education & outreach
system navigation, advocacy & support access to mental health and substance use services
harm reduction (& supplies)
testing (including rapid ‘point of care’ HIV testing)
we are part of the MOUHSS
Contact: 250-286-7100 ext. 67334, 67336, or Amy.Palumbo@viha.ca, Sonja.Hartz@viha.ca.
Mobile Outreach Unit for Health and Support Services (MOUHSS)
Services Include:
Basic Health & Medical Care
Harm Reduction Supplies
Wellness Checks
Counselling
Connections to Community Services
Physician Outreach
Current Schedule:
Tuesday: Spirit Square, 8:30- 10:30am
Willow point by Tim Hortons 11:00am- 1:00pm
Wednesday: Roberts Reach, 9:30- 11:00am (Breakfast & Nurse)
Dogwood/ curling rink near Carihi 11:30-1:00
Friday: Nuns Creek Park 8:00-12:00
John Howard Society of North Vancouver Island
Our Programs include:
180° Detox and Stabilization: Voluntary program for youth aged 12 to 19 looking for up to 6 months of stabilization services after detox.
.Foundry Campbell River- early intervention services to support young people’s well being.
Homelessness Outreach and Prevention Program- Support for individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Intake Program - Adult Information, referrals and brief supportive counselling are available to ex-offenders and families who contact us.
Youth & Family Substance Use Services- Alcohol and drug counselling for youth and their families.
.Youth Outreach Program- Someone to talk to if things are overwhelming or out of control
Contact: (250) 286-0611 or visit 140 10th Ave, Campbell River, BC. Mon - Fri, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM- Closed, 12:00 to 1:00 for lunch
Campbell River & District Division of Family Practice
The Campbell River & District Division represents family physicians in the Region.
The Division:
gives area physicians an opportunity to work collaboratively with local partners.
identifies health care needs in the local area and develops solutions to meet those needs.
supports initiatives and programs for all aspects of primary care including addictions medicine and outreach,
maintains the FETCH services navigator website: www.campbellriver.fetchbc.ca
Contact: campbellriverdistrict@divisionsbc.ca
or 250-286-7100, ext 67208
The Kwakiutl District Council Health (KDC Health)
Servicing:
Mamalilikulla First Nation
Da'naxda'xw First Nation
We Wai Kai First Nation
Wei Wai Kum First Nation
Kwiakah First Nation
K'omoks First Nation
KDC Health Services covers a broad range of health activities and interventions, including:
HIV/AIDS
Community Health Nursing
Mental Health Crisis Counselling
Addictions Prevention & Health Promotion
Contact: 250-286-9766 or 1400 A Drake Road, Campbell River, BC V9W 7K6
Public Health Nursing
Programs focus on health promotion, disease prevention, and intervention support services for women, children, youth, and families living in Campbell River from Oyster River to Sayward, Quadra, Cortes, and Read Island.
Prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal support for vulnerable women and families
Youth clinic services at Foundry every Thursday from 2pm-4pm
Public Health Nurses offer publicly funded immunizations to eligible adults including TB testing
STI testing and Outreach Work at the following locations: Aids Vancouver Island (AVI), Transition House, and Second Chance Recovery
Harm reduction supplies, support and education
Contact: 250-850-2110 or visit 200-1100 Island Hwy (upstairs in the Tyee Plaza), Campbell River, B.C.
AVI Campbell River
Harm reduction services include:
Harm reduction supplies, support and education
Education for safer drug use
Referrals and links to other services
Referral to and assistance navigating social and health care systems
Nurse Practitioner onsite - weekly
Outreach
Contact: 250-830-0787
1371 c. Cedar Street, Campbell River BC, V9W 2W6
Hours: Mon.-Thurs.: 9 am-4 pm; Fri.: 11 am-3 pm
Vancouver Island Mental Heath Society
In Campbell River, VIMHS operates the Sobering and assessment Centre, and an overdose prevention site.
Sobering Services include:
open 24 hours a day
sobering beds for short-term services (up to 24 hours) available to individuals of any gender aged 17 and older
can assist people in stabilizing and making a plan (if desired) to access other community services.
Harm Reduction Services Include:
Harm reduction supplies
Overdose Prevention Services (7 days/week, 9 am - 7 pm)
Education for safer drug use
Referral to & assistance navigating social and health care systems
Contact: 250-287-9969 or 1330 Dogwood Street, Unit #5, Campbell River.

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