Northeastern Public Health

The Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) is Canada’s largest nurses’ union, representing members across various healthcare settings such as hospitals, long-term care facilities, public health, clinics, community, and industry. Committed to advocating for reforms and striving for improved workplaces, ONA serves as a pivotal voice for nurses. As a platform for local action, ONA actively opposes unjust and hazardous treatment, regulations, and governmental choices that jeopardize the ability of nurses to deliver safe and high-quality care. In addition to negotiating and upholding contracts, the association offers a range of benefits and insurance, personalized education and development opportunities, and more to its members. Embracing the ethos that honesty is a revolutionary act, ONA stands firm in its dedication to supporting nurses and ensuring their voices are heard amidst societal challenges and evolving healthcare landscapes. Through its continuous efforts and unwavering commitment, ONA remains a steadfast advocate for nurses across Ontario. Generated from the website content

Centre Passerelle Pour Femmes Du Nord De L'Ontario-Timmins is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving Francophone women over the age of 16 in Northern Ontario who have experienced or are experiencing violence, particularly sexual assault. The center offers a comprehensive range of high-quality services in French, aimed at addressing the needs of women facing violence. In addition to providing support services, the organization organizes awareness activities, support groups, and workshops to empower women and foster community engagement. Their mission is to create a safe environment where women can seek help and resources to overcome the challenges posed by domestic and sexual violence. Generated from the website