Our Mobile Clinic is back on the road for this season, from April to October. We will be Hawkesbury and the surroundings. Dates and information below.
Our walk-in clinic is still open in Hawkesbury. For dates and times, please visit the page Walk-in Clinic.
Fast and easy access to counselling services! No appointment or referral needed.
What is the Mobile Clinic?
In partnership with the Health Unit of Eastern Ontario and the United Counties of Prescott-Russell, our mobile clinic delivers essential harm reduction services and addiction support directly to individuals in need, including those at risk of homelessness. Operating across the Prescott-Russell counties, the clinic offers access to crisis interventions, supportive counselling, health education, harm reduction supplies, etc.
We aim to reduce barriers to care and foster trust among populations for whom access to care may be a challenge. We are committed to providing community-driven healthcare that meets people where they are.
Why come to us?
If they need someone to talk to about life’s challenges, they can come to us to speak with a trained professional counsellor. We can help you with issues such as:
- Job loss and job-related stress
- Depression and anxiety
- Parenting, family and marital conflict
- Separation, divorce and grief
- Addictions: alcohol, drugs, medication and gambling
- Anger and difficult interpersonal relationships
- Gender identity and gender expression
- Sexual assault
- Homelessness
- Mental health problems
- Other life challenges
Note: The Mobile Clinic does not provide medication reviews or counselling with a psychiatrist.
*The Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) offers harm reduction services, which involve distributing—without judgment—safe drug-use equipment and naloxone kits to clients. If necessary, we can refer people to other health and social services.
Mental health resources
- Our department offers several other programs and services. For more information, please visit INFORMATION | Mental Health and Addiction Services.
- To learn more on the single-session therapy approach, read Walk-in Clinic, a Model for Single-Session Therapy.
- To learn how to take care of your mental health, get the facts on mental illness or find help for yourself or a loved one, visit Canadian Mental Health Association.
- For information on drugs and alcohol use and prevention strategies, visit the Eastern Ontario Health Unit.