Program: Northwestern Health Unit - Kenora - Health Promotion - Chronic Disease Prevention
Organization: Northwestern Health Unit
Northwestern Health Unit - Kenora
Phone Numbers: 807-468-3147
Toll-Free: 1-800-830-5978
Fax: 807-468-4970
Website: www.nwhu.on.ca
Address:
210 First St N
Kenora, ON
P9N 2K4
Location:
  • Located at First St N within the former Mount Carmel School
  • Closest intersection is at First St N and Matheson St S
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Service Description:
  • Provides programs and services to alleviate and prevent chronic disease
  • Collaborates with community nursing teams, external coalitions and agencies to implement the programs
  • Administers the following programs and services:
    • Active Living - Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour
    • Healthy Living
    • Nutrition
    • Tobacco Free Living
    Focuses on the following areas in an effort to reduce premature death and disability from chronic disease and injury and substance abuse:
    • Injury Prevention
    • Substance Abuse Prevention
    Health Works
    • Provides various health-related resources including pamphlets, posters and assessment tools to workplaces on how they can improve the health of their work environment
    • Offers a comprehensive workplace health promotion model that includes start-up packages, health hazard checklists and safe water information
    Skin Cancer Prevention
    • Promotes sun safety and protective measures and the risks associated with exposure to the harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun and artificial sources



    Fees: None
    Application: Call for information
    Eligibility / Target Population: No restrictions
    Languages: English
    Area Served: District of Kenora, District of Rainy River, James and Hudson Bay Coast, Northern
    See Also: Public Health Promotion
    Safety and Injury Prevention
    Last Updated: 4/10/2025
    Service Profile Web Address: eng/displayService.aspx?id=141159

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