Bonjour à toi, Michel,

The best place to start might be Anishnawbe Community Health Centre in
Toronto. It is an Native run CHC with many innovative programs like having
traditional healers and elders taking regular appointments and healing
ceremonies, as well as more conventional medical, nursing and social work
services. They also have a nightly street patrol in teh winter - run by
volunteers - who make sure that street people (Native and non-Native) have
something to eat and won`t freeze. 

Their number is 416-360-0048 - fax 365-1083. 

I hope this helps

Amicalement

David 


At 11:54 AM 22/10/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Bonjour.
>
>A student of mine by the name of Suzanne Masson is involved in a women's
>community group which is interested in starting services for first nations
>people in Quebec city (those who live out of reservations). They are trying
>to make contact with people who have experience with these types of
>services, either out of a more official govenemental capacity or out of
>community groups. Any contact would be appreciated. Her e-mail is
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>Many thanks in advance.
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>Une tres bonne journee.
>
>Michel O'Neill, Ph.D.
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