
Team Providers

Julie Hunter
Nurse Practitioner

Emily Boudreau
Registered Nurse

Christa Melo
Registered Social Worker

Mental Health

705-856-9550
PROGRAM FEATURES
Individuals
Social work and addiction medicine helps provide personalized, holistic care tailored to each clients needs. By addressing both social and medical aspects, we offer guidance that aims to improve health outcomes and long-term wellness. With a focus on meeting unique needs, we help people achieve their personal health goals in our catchment area of Wawa, Dubreuilville, White River, Michipicoten First Nations and Missanabie First Nations.
Programs Offered
Rapid Access Addictions Medicine Clinic
The Northern Algoma Rapid Access Addictions Medicine (RAAM) Clinic is a space for people looking to get help with high-risk substance use and addictions. Our clinic is open by appointment or drop-in. People may access our clinic if:
they want to try medical assistance to reduce or stop their substance use
they experience frequent intoxication or overdose symptoms
they experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms when attempting to reduce or stop their substance use
substance-related health issues, such as hepatitis, pancreatitis, or infections, among others occur
RAAM clinics are not for people needing urgent medical attention.* The people working at these clinics know how difficult it is to ask for help. You don’t need an appointment to go to the clinic – just show up during clinic hours.

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Social Work
Mental health and substance use assessment, support, and service navigation offered by a Registered Social Worker.
Education on mental health and substance use topics
One-on-one counselling sessions, available in-person and over-the-phone
Referrals to specialized treatment as needed
Assistance with accessing other social services
Please contact your physician for a referral.

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