Today, Ontario’s community health sector spoke with one voice. Together, we submitted a shared budget recommendation focused on stabilizing the health system by investing in health workers. When community care is strong, people receive care when and where they need it most. #FUFY
This Disability Pride Month, CNA recognizes the strength, leadership and contributions of people with disabilities, including nurses, patients, families and caregivers across Canada.
Disability inclusion is essential to health equity. Nurses play an important role in advancing accessible, respectful and person-centred care — and in advocating for systems that reduce barriers rather than create them.
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En ce Mois de la fierté des personnes handicapées, l’AIIC reconnaît la force, le leadership et les contributions des personnes handicapées partout au Canada, y compris les infirmières et infirmiers, les patients, les familles et les proches aidants partout au Canada.
L’inclusion des personnes handicapées est essentielle à l’équité en santé. Le personnel infirmier joue un rôle important dans la promotion de soins accessibles, respectueux et centrés sur la personne, ainsi que dans la défense de systèmes qui réduisent les obstacles plutôt que d’en créer.
#DisabilityPrideMonth #DisabilityInclusion #HealthEquity #CNA #NursingLeadership
#MoisFiertéHandicap #Inclusion #ÉquitéEnSanté #AIIC #LeadershipInfirmier
Send your action letter to support Bill S-2, An Act to amend the Indian Act, to Prime Minister Mark Carney here: https://t.co/syuwaER7u3
Bill S-2 – Latest Updates: https://t.co/ii6hqvlZer
For background and more information on Bill S-2, see the following links.
What is Bill-S2? https://t.co/JBybsE6r3M
Track updates here: https://t.co/P6o1Zex7fp
Alliance members are working to bridge gaps, combat misconceptions and advocate for evidence-informed approaches to address the escalating drug crisis in Ontario. Together, we can move toward a system where everyone has the support they need to thrive. #HealthEquity#ONHealth
On #InternationalOverdoseAwarenessDay#IOAD2026, we honour the lives lost to the drug crisis and stand in solidarity with those who are grieving loved ones and those who are fighting every day. We advocate for a strong continuum of care for substance use health.
We are committed to reducing harms and empowering equitable access to resources.
We recognize that substance use and addictions are deeply tied to the determinants of health, including housing, income security, and the ongoing impacts of systemic racism and colonization.
We agree with @AMHOnt@CAMHnews@CMHAOntario
that "we need to make sure timely, voluntary care is available in every community to people who are already asking for help."-Jennifer Holmes Weier, CEO of AMHO. https://t.co/cqF1dFMxqk
Alliance at @AMOPolicy 's Conference in Ottawa. We had a lot of conversations with local politicians and partners, all of which recognized how important the work of our members is to communities across Ontario. Find your local centre here https://t.co/k8po38buiG
Ontario Investing $7 Million to Support Residential School Survivors
Applications open for community-led healing, remembrance and commemorative initiatives
Learn more: https://t.co/0tNXnnLfIb
Nous avons récemment participé à la conférence @AllianceON sur les soins de santé primaires. Notre guide de politique soulignent que 17 % des adultes disent ne pas avoir de fournisseur de soins primaires régulier. Les CSC sont essentiels à la solution. https://t.co/EfD0fZz1n1
We recently attended the @AllianceON conference focused on primary care. Our recently updated our policy briefs highlight that 17% of adults report having no regular primary care provider. CHCs are central to the solution. Learn more here: https://t.co/EfD0fZz1n1
These announcements reiterate this government’s commitment to connect thousands to a primary care team. To ensure everyone in Ontario can get access to primary care. Alliance members provide equitable access to comprehensive primary healthcare. #ONHealth#ONPoli
More access to primary care is coming with investments in Ontario communities. Recent announcements at Wellfort Community Health in Brampton with Minister
@Charmomof5 and @BramptonGraham on June 29, and Bridges CHC and others in Port Colborne yesterday with
@samoosterhoff.
Juin est le Mois national de l’histoire autochtone au Canada, et le 21 juin marquait la Journée nationale des peuples autochtones à honorer les cultures et les traditions riches et uniques des Premières Nations, des Inuits et des Métis. https://t.co/bl8s9kcoUM
June is National #Indigenous History Month in Canada, June 21 was National Indigenous Peoples Day for all of us to honour the rich and unique cultures, traditions and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. https://t.co/6LNshcueoJ
Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day! Today, we honour the cultures, histories, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. We encourage everyone to celebrate, learn from Indigenous voices, and support Indigenous communities.
In recent years, hate towards immigrants and refugees in Canada has increased, while government support has declined.
Let’s get loud in support of refugees - we know we’re better together. Sign the open letter to show your support! https://t.co/NHwbqrNLwz @ccrweb
This Mental Health Week, we’re reminded that wellness is about balance, including mind, body, emotion, and spirit. Rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing, the Model of Wholistic Health and Wellbeing shows how everything is connected, grounding us and guiding our healing.
This Red Dress Day, we honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+).
IPHCC stands in solidarity with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities in support of truth, justice, and culturally grounded healing. ❤️
#RedDressDay#MMIWG2S