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	Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association

Mental Health Community Support Services (MHCSS) The MHCSS is a partnership of 10 organizations to provide Case Management services to any Ottawa resident currently living with a severe and persistent mental health problem. This service is coordinated by the Canadian Mental Health Association. Case managers are located at the following partnering agencies:
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	Canadian Hearing Society
	Canadian Mental Health Association – Ottawa Branch
	Ottawa Carleton Immigration Services
	Ottawa Chinese Community Services
	Ottawa Community Care Access Centre
	Ottawa Salus Corporation
	Pinecrest Queensway Health & Community Services
	Project Upstream
	Royal Ottawa Hospital
	Somerset West Community Health Centre

Ottawa Supportive Housing Network Is a coalition of 9 supportive housing agencies in Ottawa. The purpose of this partnership is to provide one access point for individuals who require accommodation in supportive housing. The Network shares a common Brochure and Application Form. The Ottawa Supportive Housing Network is made up of the following agencies:
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	Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa
	Bruce House
	Cornerstone
	Daybreak
	Emily Murphy
	Harmony House
	Options Bytown
	Ottawa Salus Corporation
	Shepherds of Good Hope
	Youville Centre

French Language Health Services Network The general goal of the Network is to provide access in French in Eastern Ontario to the full range of quality health care and health services delivered by hospital facilities and other charitable organizations in the health care field (Health care facilities). It does so by assisting agencies in developing their designation or implementation plans for the delivery of French language services. The Network also helps other health care facilities and agencies that have not yet started the process. In addition, the Network is active in systems planning and service development in relation to the Francophone community. It plays an important role in identifying the needs of the Francophone clientele, identifying the gaps in French Language Health Services, and developing strategies to meet those needs. The Network is now the focal point for networking by Francophone stakeholders and for addressing the shortage of Francophone health care professionals which threatens the ability of health care facilities and agencies to provide services in French. Salus is a member of the FLHSN.
	French Languages Health Services Network