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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-09-21, Page 32site provides one-stop shopping for tal health services for children erimart shopping for mental health the children of Huron and ies is now available at www. h4kids.ca, it was announced last week at the Avon Mait- t School Board office. Hand Superintendent Mike website was originally cre- ntal health services for chil- London area and service I: Huron and Perth Counties tut it last year. itrongly that we needed to rye-stopshop for mental v had the_ infrastructure. in iddlesex:and we thought It would it be. to expand it Perth," he said. Irling, CEO of the Huron - re for Children and Youth,. bsite would allowparents, ucators and service provid- :' local resources "anytime, iw what it could do for us I (cited,' she said. Superintendent with the h Catholic District School allof the agencies working hildren's mental health will !the website. agencies working together I'd on the website Can serve le in crisis and this is a pow - do that," he said. ;ite is a.partnership of the )port Leadership Initiative ilthline.ca and includes about over 270 organiza- ,tal health library and inter - resources for kids, parents, Id service providers. line ignalstar.com mix news, sports and more. odench and surrounding area FOSTER FAMILIES NEEDED FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH 'en from Your Community istion Call theHer n -Perth I ldrsn's Aid $ isisty County Vy Waller as -5290 or 1800.668-5094 Munty' Ueantie Jardine at '356 or 1-800-265-5198 Sagan Hundertmark OMI Ager Barbara Hagarty, of thehealthline.ca, Terri Spading, CEO. of the Huron -Perth Centre for Children and Youth, Dan Parr, of the Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board and Mike Ash of the Avon Maitland District School Board, pose with a new website called mentalhealth4kids that lists mental health services for children in Huron and Perth Counties. Barbara Hagarty, Regional Community Partnership Coordinator of thehealthline. ca, said she would be respon - sible for populating the web- site with local information about children's mental health. She walked healthcare pro- viders through the website, pointing out the four colour- coded criteria, including pre- vention, support, assessment and treatment and crisis, demonstrating how informa- tion can be found of each available service and over 5,000 records relating to chil- dren's mental health serv- ices, locally and provincially. She pointed out that in the interactive section, children could access an online jour- nal thatwould allow them to express their feelings. "This, is such a high tech world we're living in and this can give kids a way to voice their feelings. There is a tre- mendous amount of infor- mation on this web site, she said. LR Custom Wood Products ow LAVEME 519»441-7998 SAYE 41496 MONCRIEFF RD. BLrrH, ON. NOM IHO Custom made furniture, kitchens, vanities, and much more...designed to fit your home. -Where your dreams become a realit ,, ' �r• T� $ i, k 1 t. Wednesday, September 21, 2011 • Signal Star 1 Gerard Cranes ionencn Signal Star Huronview helps Huronview residents Martina Schnieker (seated),.and Minnie Westervelt' (second from right) along with staff members Cindy Fleet and Richelle McMann give $1,414.36 to Goderich and Area Disaster Relief fundraising chair Tom Jasper Sept. 13. The money was raised through a barbeque held at Huronview on London road outside Clinton. Residents, staff and many county workers now operating out of the complex all contributed to the donation. DERICH - SPACE FOR LEASE - Office &Warehouse 120 Huckins St. (Signal Star Building) (Fronting onto Huckins & Highway #21) • Up to 6,500 Sq. Ft Warehouse Commercial/Industrial space • Up to 6,000 Sq. Ft. Office space 220 Huckins St. (Former Volvo R & D Building) • Up to 12,500 Sq. Ft Warehouse. Commercial/Industrial space • Up to 6,500 Sq. Ft. Executive reception, office & meeting room space Call Rob 519-495-9150 for more information or to view Salcsvcr4ori, Realty Exectutuk..- Elite Brokr'raEr a Ltd., Loudon C1ntir:t