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Smoking - District of Kenora

Smoking prevention programs and support services that help people to quit smoking or vaping.

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These services are located in District of Kenora
Ne Chee Friendship Centre - Kenora - McClellan Ave - Urban Aboriginal Healthy Living Program  
300 McClellan Ave, Kenora, ON  P9N 1A8 		807-468-5400 Add to Clipboard
Northwestern Health Unit - Kenora - Tobacco / Vape Free Living  
210 First St N, Kenora, ON  P9N 2K4 		807-468-3147 Add to Clipboard
Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre - Site 2 - Training and Conference Centre - Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program  
114 Forestry Rd, Red Lake, ON  P0V 2M0 		807-727-3000 Add to Clipboard
Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre - Site 2 - Training and Conference Centre - Urban Aboriginal Healthy Living Program  
114 Forestry Rd, Red Lake, ON  P0V 2M0 		807-727-3000 Add to Clipboard

These services are located outside of District of Kenora, but provide service to District of Kenora.
Canadian Cancer Society - Northwestern Region - Support Services  
Northwestern Ontario, ON 		1-888-939-3333 Add to Clipboard
Canadian Cancer Society - Northwestern Region - Telephone Service - Smokers' Helpline  
Thunder Bay, ON 		1-866-366-3667 Add to Clipboard
Canadian Cancer Society - Ontario Division - Smokers' Helpline  
55 St Clair Ave W, Suite 300, Toronto, ON  M4V 2Y7 		416-488-5400 Add to Clipboard
Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario - Indigenous Tobacco Program  
525 University Ave, Unit 500, Toronto, ON  M5G 2L3 		437-703-3317 Add to Clipboard
Ontario. Ministry of Health - Smoking Cessation Program  
Toronto, ON 		ServiceOntario: 1-866-532-3161 Add to Clipboard
United Native Friendship Centre - Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Program  
427 Mowat Ave, Fort Frances, ON  P9A 3N1 		807-274-8541 Add to Clipboard
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