Oneida Nation of the Thames - thehealthline.ca

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Organization:

Oneida Nation of the Thames

Phone Numbers:

519-652-3244

Fax:

519-652-9287

Website:

oneida.on.ca/

Address:

2212 Elm Ave
Southwold, ON
N0L 2G0

Intersection:

Ball Park Rd and Elm Ave

Location:

Southwold

Accessibility:

Wheelchair Accessible

Hours:

Hours vary * call ahead

Executives:

Mandy Wesley - Interim Chief Executive Officer
519-652-6161 * mandy.wesley@oneida.on.ca

Contacts:

Kailey Thomson - Chief Administrative Officer
cao@oneida.on.ca
Sandra Doxtator - Executive Assistant
sandra.doxtator@oneida.on.ca

Service Description:

First Nations community of the Oneida peoples * operates independently according to long standing spiritual and cultural traditions * administers own community development, health, learning, safety and public works programs

Band Representative Program - Ensures the safety and security of all children who are registered, eligible to be registered and community members of Oneida Nation of the Thames

Community Wellness - Promotes healthy healing and wellness programs and community development

Fire Department - Fire suppression * Fire Safe Program * prevention, detection and escape education * Mutual Aid response * responds to some medical/trauma calls with paramedics when requested

Health and Wellness Services - Health centre focused on family and community health * health professionals assess and treat non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses * referrals to other local health services and personal development groups available on and off reserve

Life-Long Learning - Oneida Education Centre - Education programs for members of the community

Oneida Nation Paramedic Services (EMS) - Ensures vulnerable people entering the health care system through the ambulance system receives efficient and timely assessments, treatments and transportation to the proper facility

Onyota'a:ka Family Healing Lodge - Offers emergency shelter for up to 6 weeks for people and families who are at risk of or in a violent family situation * offers supports, outreach, referrals and advocacy * activities for children * assistance with goal planning and safety planning * year round workshop training and information sessions

Police Department - Policing services for residents and visitors

TSI'Nu:Yoyantle'Na'Tuhuwatisni - 64-bed long-term care home * residential care for private and basic rooms * 24-hour nursing and personal care * access to a doctor and other health professionals

Fees:

Free

Eligibility - Population(s) Served:

Oneida Citizens and residents of the Oneida Settlement

Languages:

English ; Oneida

Area(s) Served:

Oneida of the Thames