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 If you have any questions, please contact the Children’s Treatment Centre at 519-354-0520.

H1N1 Flu Vaccine arrives in Chatham-Kent

Mass community immunization clinics are the most efficient and effective method of reaching as many Chatham-Kent residents as possible.

Only people in the following groups can attend community H1N1 immunization clinics at the present time:

• People under 65 with chronic conditions - this includes medically fragile children, children with restricted mobility or household contacts or that live with high risk children that cannot be immunized.  Anyone with mobility impairments will be fast tracked - please ask upon arrival. 
• Health care workers.
• Children from six months to five years of age.
• Household contacts and care providers of people who are at high-risk and cannot be immunized.
• Pregnant women.

Clinic times - please go to www.chatham-kent.ca. 

For questions call 519-352-7270, extension 2800.

The Children’s Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent (CTC-CK) hosted their first annual Hawaiian Volunteer Appreciation BBQ.   The event was held on the CTC’s back patio, with decorations complementing the theme.   In attendance were 29 volunteers who assist in various groups, therapy sessions and recreational programs, as well as assisting with administrative duties.   The CTC-CK staff provided the food and the delicious spread was enjoyed by all. 

Each volunteer that attended, was provided with a thank you “coconut”.   Our services are greatly enhanced through the generous support of our dedicated volunteers.  

If you would like to volunteer, contact the CTC-CK and ask for Marnie Ball.

Thanks to the community for attending the Children’s Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent name launch on February 11, 2009.  Over 70 staff, board, foundation and community partners were present during the unveiling of the new centre and foundation logos.