Mount Carmel Clinic

Community-Centred Care

Mount Carmel Clinic is working to increase the overall well-being of families by providing accessible, community-centred programs, resources, and health services. Each year we see thousands of people from the North End neighbourhood walk through our doors, and our goal is to provide each individual with the best quality of care possible.

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COVID 19 UPDATE: Masks are now required to be worn at all MCC sites. Click here for more info on how the pandemic is currently affecting our programming and services.

OUR FOCUS

Reducing Harm,
Increasing Health

Our clinic is committed to meeting people where they are at and providing them with the care they choose, on their own terms. That’s why we practice person-centred approaches to health care such as harm reduction, which focuses on keeping people safe and prioritizes self-determination.

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Mount Carmel
Clinic Pharmacy

FREE CITY-WIDE DELIVERY

Our not-for-profit pharmacy is open Monday to Friday, to answer your questions and fill your prescriptions. Call (204) 589-0834 for more information or to place an order.

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OUR IMPACT

22,000+

From April 2019 to March 2020, our primary health department had 22,000+ patient visits with a doctor or nurse

12,470

From April 2019 to March 2020, Sage House staff had 12,470 contacts with community members to provide resources and support

10,000+

From April 2019 to March 2020, our community services department handed out 10,000+ harm reduction kits to help keep the community safe

678

From Oct 2019 to March 2020, our volunteers supported Mount Carmel Clinic through 678 hours of volunteer time

3,500

From April 2019 to March 2020, the Community Wellness Program had 3500 contacts with clients to provide cultural support and counselling services.

342

From April 2019 to March 2020, 342 group sessions were hosted by the Community Wellness Program.

5,205

From April 2019 to March 2020, The Mothering Project had 5,205 contacts with mothers enrolled in the program to provide support and resources.

960

From April 2019 to March 2020, Anne Ross Day Nursery provided 960 healthy, nutritional meals and snacks each week, to the 64 children in the program.

WHAT'S NEW

Focusing on the
Whole Picture
of Health

We recognize that issues such as housing, safety, and poverty can all impact the health of a person and their family. As the first community health centre in Canada, Mount Carmel Clinic provides support in many areas of a person’s life, and we offer services that address not only the physical aspects of health, but also the mental, spiritual, and emotional factors as well.

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