Health and Wellness Department for Tsleil-Waututh Nation
Addictions / Substance Use, Food, Healthcare Providers, Indigenous Services, Mental Health - Adult & Senior, Mental Health - Child & Youth, Public Health, Social / Recreational, and Transportation
Provided by Tsleil-Waututh Nation (TWN)
- Primary Care Clinic: Clinic operates 5 days a week with a General Practitioner (Doctor) and/or Nurse Practitioner available to provide confidential consultations and one on one patient advice. Medical Office Assistants are available to book appointments and answer any non-clinical queries including access to pharmacy, dental and optometry supports. Traditional and cultural practitioners can support our primary care team with a range of cultural and traditional-based practices and healing.
- Mental Wellness: Team aims to develop and provide Mental Wellness programs and educational resources that are responsive, culturally appropriate, compassionate, strengths-based and community-focused that empowers our community to be resilient, self-determining and connected. Services Include Clinical Counselling, Expressive Arts Therapy, Addictions Counselling, Peer Support, Crisis Response, and a variety of other supporting programs.
- Community Health Nurse:Supports management of chronic disease or acute illnesses; medical assessments and referrals; promotes and coordinates vaccinations and immunizations; health prevention and awareness education and resources for breastfeeding, nutrition, physical activity, infection control, safe sex practices; and coordinates screening and/or workshops.
- Home and Community Care:Provides assessments and Home Care Nursing services and Personal care for eligible community members. Provides awareness and education of self-management (e.g. management of chronic conditions, falls prevention) and supports overall independence in your own home.
- Recreation Programs & Activities: Our recreation team promotes wellness and healthy lifestyles through a wide range of program activities and events that supports community members to maintain healthy lifestyles. A monthly calendar of events is developed to encourage community member participation. All community members are welcome to access the open gym time.
-Cultural & Traditional Wellness: Cultural and Traditional Wellness resources play a critical role across all our Health and Wellness programs. Coordination and access to various spiritual and alternative healing and wellness services are available. Services include access to Elders, Traditional Healers and medicines, and our community garden. We work closely with our cultural and language community development team to encourage access to ceremonial practices, language education, land-based learning and sacred spaces.
- Other Programs: Medical Transportation can be organized for eligible community members to attend medically necessary health appointments (e.g. hospital or specialist care) that cannot be accessed on reserve. Infant, youth and elder health services are available for community members including Traditional-based parenting programs to support families. We offer a daily nutritious breakfast program for our young ones to nourish themselves for each school day. Other various activities that support social interaction and activities include arts and crafts workshops, social lunches, traditional drumming and singing, connecting Elders with children and youth, and health workshops.
604-929-4133
Public email: communications@twnation.ca
Website: https://twnation.ca/health-wellness/
3168 Alder Court, North Vancouver, British Columbia, V7H 2V6
Cost: Fees may apply
Referral options:
- Self-referral
Details: Available for all Squamish Nation members
Associated Programs/Services
Also offered by Tsleil-Waututh Nation (TWN):
- Community Centre Services for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation
- Family Programs for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation
- Education Programs for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation
Availability
Service area: North Vancouver + show cities
Service Types Provided
- Disabled Transportation
- Door to Door Transportation
- Errand Transportation
Ways to Access
- Provided 1:1 in-person
- Provided at multiple locations
- Provided by phone
- Provided in a group in-person
- Provided online: email / video / on-line
The listing of this service in Pathways is not a recommendation or endorsement by Pathways.