S.O.A.H.A.C.

The Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre
strives to provide quality, wholistic health services by sharing and promoting traditional and western health practices to enable people to live in a more balanced state of well-being. The Centre services on and off reserve, status, non-status, and Metis Aboriginal populations of the Southwest Ontario region and associate First Nations with the mandate of ensuring that health services are accessible, of high quality and culturally appropriate.

Just a Reminder

  • Bring your health card and certificate of Indian status (if applicable) on your first visit.
  • Bring a list of your medications and glucose-recording book with you if you have them.
  • If you have an urgent medical emergency, go to a Hospital Emergency Room and tell them the name of your Doctor or Nurse Practitioner at SOAHAC.

  • EMERGENGECY & INFORMATION HELP LINES





What's New

A1 Dental Hygiene

Now available at the Chippewa site. more

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

ADI - Diabetes Prevention Worker more

Nurse Practitioners (3)
London & Chippewa Sites
more

CALL FOR BOARD MEMBERS ... more


CULTURAL SAFETY WORKSHOPS

Read More


Expand Access to AHACs and CHCs
Help us Improve Health and Health Care
SIGN THE PETITION


HEARING CLINIC
Friday, August 26th.

Click here to read more & to view poster




Aboriginal Cross Cultural Reference Brochure
available here


Take the National Household Survey


HIV CLINIC

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more for clinic at SOAHAC

Get Tested Know Your HIV Status


AHAC REPORT 2010

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