WCHN

We provide leadership, support and coordination in the planning and delivery of health care services for women, birthing families, children, and youth.

[Ontario Community and Social Services @ONSocialService]

🎯 Every day, @211Ontario connects people to the help they need.

Feel confident connecting with friendly Community Navigators who are trained to help you find the supports you need, including:

[SMDHU @SMDhealthunit]

Expecting a baby this Fall or Winter? Ask about RSV protection before respiratory virus season. Learn more about RSV: https://t.co/C2z3Wd2PEb

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

💙 Learn more about RSV and how to protect your little one with this parent fact sheet from PCMCH. 👶

🔗 Read the fact sheet: https://t.co/3egD2y1PGv

#RSVAwareness #ParentResources #RespiratoryVirusSeason #WCHN

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

💗 Join Riley Strom, Registered Psychotherapist, for a free virtual workshop exploring difficult birth experiences, emotional healing and support.

📅 November 9 | 🕛 12 p.m. | 💻 Virtual

Register: https://t.co/qG1KVkV2D7

#MaternalMentalHealth #BirthTrauma #PostpartumSupport

[Ontario Women @WomenON]

November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month.

Throughout the month, we are raising awareness about the many forms of abuse and sharing resources and supports for those experiencing violence. Knowledge can be a powerful first key step toward safety, healing and hope. 👇

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

💙 Need support navigating pregnancy options? The WCHN Pregnancy Counselling Care Options Guide offers information and resources on parenting, adoption and abortion.

🔗 Explore the resource: https://t.co/tr7WkcEkwa

#WCHN #PregnancyCare #ReproductiveHealth #AccessToCare

[mindyourmind @mindyourmind_ca]

Your identity is not the problem. Feeling unsafe, unsupported or constantly having to explain yourself can take a toll. Explore affirming ways LGBTQ2S+ youth can care for their mental health and find belonging.

Read more: https://t.co/jW4P9nHgPU

[ConnexOntario @ConnexOntario]

Every young person deserves to know where to turn when they need support. And so do the people supporting them.

This Dress Purple Day, make sure you know where to turn.

Visit https://t.co/oTTktYvrpj
Or call ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600

#DressPurpleDay #HereToHelp

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

💙 NEW RESOURCE: WCHN’s 2026–2027 RSV Prevention Toolkit offers updated guidance, immunization information and family resources to help protect infants from severe RSV illness. 👶

🔗 Explore the toolkit and other resources: https://t.co/NK2f2TRt74

#WCHN #RSV #RSVPrevention

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

🤧 Cold and flu season is here! Feeling unwell? 💙 The Virtual Urgent Care Clinic offers convenient care from home for adults and children.

��� Free | No referral or health card required
🕐 Daily, 1–9 p.m., including holidays

🌐 https://t.co/wVjLXcqhBT

#VirtualUrgentCare #WCHN

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

💙 Parents and caregivers are invited to a virtual DSO session on transitioning to adult developmental services.

📅 Nov. 24 at 1 p.m. | 💻 Microsoft Teams

📲 Scan the QR code to register!

#DevelopmentalServicesOntario #TransitionPlanning #FamilySupport #WCHN

[Muskoka Almaguin OHT @MuskokaAlmaguin]

💙 Canadian Patient Safety Week | October 26–30

This year’s theme, “What Shapes Safer Care?”, reminds us that we all play a role in creating safer care through listening, asking questions and speaking up.

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/70SoTpU1UE

#CPSW2026 #PatientSafety #MAOHT

[Ontario Ministry of Health @ONThealth]

October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth.

Two years ago, Ontario lowered the age of self-referral for mammograms from 50 to 40. Since then, 330,000+ people in their 40s were screened for #BreastCancer.

Those ages 40-74 can self-refer for a mammogram: https://t.co/1PommSRQqL

[Mental Health Commission of Canada @MHCC_]

During Invisible Disability Awareness Week, we're reminded that we can't always know what someone is carrying or navigating.

Assumptions can create barriers, while empathy, respect, and accessibility can help create a greater sense of belonging.

In "How to Be an Ally to People Living with Disability," learn how small actions can help make workplaces, communities, and everyday interactions more inclusive.

📖 Read the story: https://t.co/M2TllcvOiw

#InvisibleDisabilityAwarenessWeek #DisabilityInclusion #Accessibility #Allyship #MentalHealthMatters #CatalystStories

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

💗 Little Loss Library

Free books and resources are available to support individuals and families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.

📍 Bracebridge, Collingwood, Sprucedale, Orillia & Barrie

Learn more: https://t.co/uEQldzhtSN

#LittleLossLibrary #YouAreNotAlone #WCHN

[WCHN @WCHealthNetwork]

🎀 Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Early detection matters. 💗 If you’re 40–74, regular mammograms can help detect breast cancer early.

Talk to your healthcare provider about screening and your personal risk.

#BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerScreening #EarlyDetection #WCHN

[SMDHU @SMDhealthunit]

Expecting a baby this Fall or Winter? Ask about RSV protection before respiratory virus season. Learn more about RSV: https://t.co/C2z3Wd2PEb

[Ontario Native Women's Association @_ONWA_]

💗 A mammogram can help detect breast cancer before signs or symptoms appear. Honour your body and prioritize your breast health through regular mammograms. 🌸

📞 If you notice any changes or have questions, reach out to the Mindimooyenh Health Clinic for support: 807-697-1753

[aboutkidshealth @AboutKidsHealth]

Sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) is the term used to describe all sudden, unexpected deaths in babies less than one year of age. Learn about SUID and ways parents and caregivers can lower the risk in infants: https://t.co/wXY1e6UOOi #SIDSAwarenessMonth