Advocacy and Social Action for People with Mental Illness - District of Thunder Bay

Advocacy and Social Action for People with Mental Illness - District of Thunder Bay

Organizations and groups that provide services to protect and promote rights and interests of people with mental illness through advocacy and policy development. Some organizations also advocate on behalf of individuals.

These services are located outside of District of Thunder Bay, but provide service to District of Thunder Bay.
	Children's Mental Health Ontario English ; French French publications and website
	Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office English ; French French publications and website

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