Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle, Orillia, Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Clinic

Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle

Site: Orillia

Service: Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Clinic

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Record #: BAR1841

Last Full Update: 10 Apr 2025

Contacts

Office Phone	705-259-9520
Fax	855-941-2531
Website	https://mamaway.ca/
Social Media	Facebook
Primary Contact	Germaine Elliott, Executive Director, Mamaway Clinic; Email: edmw@banac.on.ca
Hours	Office: Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm

Description and Service

Description (Service)	Interdisciplinary primary health care team provide holistic care incorporating Indigenous concepts of health and well-being Traditional Healers, Registered Nurses, Registered Social Workers and a Cognitive Behaviour Therapist Services include: Family health care Traditional healing coordination Indigenous Midwife Pre/post natal care Immunizations Sexual health education Referral services to specialists Red Road to Recovery Diabetes management Cancer screening Chronic conditions support Nutrition and health promotion Foot care services Counselling services Provide presentations, workshops and traditional healing opportunities in the community, see website for details Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin meaning: Everyone Helps
Eligibility	Indigenous individuals and their families
Application	Referrals: self, professional call to book an appointment for primary care, print and complete Intake form and Referral Consent Form
Languages	English
Fees	None

Location Information

Areas Served	Orillia ; York Region - Northern part
Description (Site)	Cross street: Memorial Ave and James St W;
Located In Community	Orillia
Address & Map	210 Memorial Dr Unit 112 A&B Orillia, ON Canada L3V 7V1
Intersection	Memorial Ave and James St W
Physical Access	Fully Accessible

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