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streethealth.ca

Street Health has a new Executive Director! Please join us in welcoming Lin Sallay.

wrha.mb.ca

Social prescribing is a way to help older adults live well and age safely in their homes and communities. It recognizes that health is more than just medical care - it’s also about staying active, eating well, having social connections, and feeling supported in daily life.

klinic.mb.ca

Support to heal from trauma, manage emotions, and rebuild a sense of safety, strength, and self-worth.

mainstreetproject.ca

A safe place of respite, shelter and support with dignity and without judgement. We help hold communities by supporting people living with addictions, homelessness, chronic and acute illness and mental and physical health issues.

ourownhealth.ca

Our Own Health Centre is a Winnipeg medical clinic that offers interdisciplinary health care for everybody and specializes in the care of the LGBTQS2+ community and for men who have sex with men (MSM). This unique clinic is award-winning and nationally recognized for its work.

substanceusehealth.ca

With the introduction of a needle syringe program (NSP) in Stockholm, Sweden and unrestricted availability of direct acting antiviral (DAA) treatment, we investigate the change of prevalence and incidence of HCV infection among people who inject drugs (PWID) over time.

lfchd.org

The Board of Health meets on the second Monday of each month at 5:45 p.m., the meetings are open to the public, and this meeting will be a hybrid meeting. To join the meeting using the following information: https://lfchd-org.zoom.us/j/84608065285?pwd=BPwiDqR0PHyimY7JkPS8h8cdHbh94m.1 Meeting

misericordia.mb.ca

MHC’s Eye Care Centre of Excellence is proud to welcome Dr. Charbel Wahab who recently started a one-year fellowship with the Retina Fellowship Program.Dr. Wahab, who was born and raised in Lebanon, moved to Winnipeg from Toronto where he completed his medical retina fellowship at the University of Toronto. He said he decided to look into the surgical retina program in Winnipeg after hearing really great feedback about MHC.“I had a colleague in Toronto who told me about the surgical department here and the high load of patients needing surgery,” Wahab said.“I was also told that people in Winnipeg are very nice and that it’s a great multicultural city which really appealed to me.”Dr. Wahab completed his studies and ophthalmology residency from 2017 to 2021 at the University of Balamand in Lebanon. He also pursued his education and training at the American University of Beirut before moving to Toronto.“I only lived in Toronto for one year; it’s a very big city,” Wahab said. “While I liked it there, I knew it wasn’t for the long term.“So, when the opportunity to come here came up, I knew it was the right timing. Plus, I really like seeing lots of green with the trees instead of tall buildings.”Dr. Wahab said he loves the Wolseley area and adds the people at MHC have been very welcoming.He said he would consider staying in Winnipeg once his fellowship year is complete.“If there’s an opportunity to work at MHC I would need to discuss with my family and wife who is a physician and lives in Lebanon right now,” he said. “But I would love to stay, we’ll see.”When Dr. Wahab is not at work he loves to cook, read books and watch Formula 1 racing!

phdmc.org

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hshc.ca

PrEP & PEP are both highly effective methods of preventing HIV. Here, we will outline some of the similarities and differences between the two methods.  Below is more information on PrEP and PEP: PrEP in Nova Scotia - CBRC & SHNS PEP in Nova Scotia - CBRC & SHNS PEP - Check Me Out