Health811
Free health advice from a registered nurse, day or night.
When you need a little extra help
Counselling, parenting help and more for families across Sarnia and Lambton County.
These lines answer any time, day or night. Tap to call.
In an emergency, call 911 or go to the Bluewater Health emergency department, 89 Norman St, Sarnia.
These are shared to help families find support. Being listed here isn’t an endorsement.
Free health advice from a registered nurse, day or night.
Crisis support and counselling for Indigenous people, by phone or online chat.
24/7 crisis line and mobile crisis team for First Nations communities, including Aamjiwnaang and Kettle and Stony Point.
Free help finding mental health, addiction and gambling services.
Help finding community and social services.
For adults, couples, men and farm families.
Individual, couple, family and group counselling.
Caring, trauma-informed counselling for kids 6 and up, teens, adults, couples and families. Help with grief and loss, separation and divorce, foster care and adoption, and parenting.
Counselling and therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma and more, for individuals and families.
Counselling that mixes talk therapy with play, recreation and the creative arts, for individuals, couples and families. Especially welcoming to neurodivergent, Indigenous and 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, and new parents.
Free peer support groups for depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder, plus support for family members caring for a loved one.
Real talk therapy for blue-collar men, farmers and couples.
Free, unlimited counselling for Ontario farmers, farm families and farm workers, by phone, video or in person.
Mental health support for kids from birth to 18 and their families.
Free mental health and substance use support for ages 12 to 25. Walk in or call to book.
Programs for youth ages 8 to 24, including Spectrum, a drop-in for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth.
Free line to a public health nurse for questions about growth, breastfeeding and feeding.
Free drop-ins for kids up to age 6 and their grown-ups, at centres across Lambton County. Staff can also connect you with a children’s mental health professional for things like postpartum adjustment.
Health care for kids from birth to 5 who don’t have a family doctor or nurse practitioner.
Free withdrawal support and help finding treatment. Walk in or call.
Residential treatment for ages 16 and up, plus a program for family members affected by a loved one’s substance use.
Free support meetings for family and friends of someone who drinks.
Free support meetings for people who want to stop using drugs.
Confidential, nonjudgmental overdose prevention line. Call if you’re using alone, and help can be sent if you don’t respond.
Free 24-hour crisis and support line for women and children experiencing abuse.
Free 24/7 crisis line and counselling for people of all genders.
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