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• Power Point presentation
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History of Link program and coping strategies
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Provincial Day - The Link Program


Mental Health Suicidal thoughts Anger Self-esteem issues Grief


Physical Health


Eating disorders (Ex. anorexia, bulimia)


Sexual Health Contraception Pregnancy Sexually Transmitted Infections / HIV- AIDS


Sexual Orientation Gender and sexual diversity


Threats Harassment Intimidation Bullying Cyberbullying


Physical abuse Sexual assault Emotional abuse Neglect Family violence Intimate Partner Violence


Financial difficulties Housing Employment


Academic problems School dropouts Literacy


Legal issues


Addictions (Alcohol, illicit or prescribed drugs, vaping, tobacco, gambling, internet addiction, etc.)

Helping Tree
Chaleur

There are two ways to access the Helping Tree:

1. You can download the Helping Tree in PDF format, which will allow to have an overview of the different issues and suggested helping resources.

helping_tree_-_chaleur_-_november_2018.pdf

2. You can choose to use the interactive Helping Tree. This method will allow you to choose one issue at a time from the menu to the left and examine each suggested helping resources.

*It is important to note that the services listed are not always available in both languages (English and French).


Legal issues


Physical Health


Financial difficulties Housing Employment


Academic problems School dropouts Literacy


Eating disorders (Ex. anorexia, bulimia)


Mental Health Suicidal thoughts Anger Self-esteem issues Grief


Threats Harassment Intimidation Bullying Cyberbullying


Physical abuse Sexual assault Emotional abuse Neglect Family violence Intimate Partner Violence


Sexual Orientation Gender and sexual diversity


Addictions (Alcohol, illicit or prescribed drugs, vaping, tobacco, gambling, internet addiction, etc.)


Sexual Health Contraception Pregnancy Sexually Transmitted Infections / HIV- AIDS