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Peer-2-Peer addiction program is helping, health board hears | Wallaceburg Courier Press

With multiple community organizations involved, proponents of a peer program are touting the benefits to those living with addictions.

New brunswickRenee genioleTrevor terflothJordynne lindsayMargery muharremCk public healthChatham kent health allianceChatham kent women centreFamily learning centreOut chatham kentUnited wayWomen unitedChatham kent womenPublic health ontarioOverdose capacity building

Peer program for addictions brings positive results | St Thomas Times-Journal

With multiple community organizations involved, proponents of a peer program are touting the benefits to those living with addictions.

New brunswickRenee genioleJordynne lindsayTrevor terflothMargery muharremFamily learning centreChatham kent health allianceChatham kent women centreCk public healthOut chatham kentUnited wayWomen unitedChatham kent womenPublic health ontarioOverdose capacity building

Peer program for addictions brings positive results | Strathroy Age Dispatch

With multiple community organizations involved, proponents of a peer program are touting the benefits to those living with addictions.

New brunswickRenee genioleTrevor terflothMargery muharremJordynne lindsayCk public healthChatham kent health allianceFamily learning centreChatham kent women centreOut chatham kentUnited wayWomen unitedChatham kent womenPublic health ontarioOverdose capacity building

Peer program for addictions brings positive results | The Woodstock Sentinel Review

With multiple community organizations involved, proponents of a peer program are touting the benefits to those living with addictions.

New brunswickTrevor terflothJordynne lindsayMargery muharremRenee genioleChatham kent women centreFamily learning centreCk public healthChatham kent health allianceOut chatham kentUnited wayWomen unitedChatham kent womenPublic health ontarioOverdose capacity building

Peer program for addictions brings positive results

With multiple community organizations involved, proponents of a peer program are touting the benefits to those living with addictions.

New brunswickTrevor terflothRenee genioleJordynne lindsayMargery muharremChatham kent health allianceChatham kent women centreFamily learning centreCk public healthOut chatham kentUnited wayWomen unitedChatham kent womenPublic health ontarioOverdose capacity building

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