Community Partners

 Reflecting its mission, vision and values, St. Joseph's links with other organizations in the community through collaborative partnerships. A range of activity extends from operating joint or coordinated programs, to collaborative planning around specific issues, to participating in health promotion focussed on the community as a whole.

These projects often encompass issues outside of the health-care sector, thus reflecting the notion that "there is more to health than health care."

Community Care Access Centre

 Community Care Access Centres are local organizations established in 1996 by the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care to provide access to government-funded home and community services, and long-term care homes. The South West CCAC is one of 14 in Ontario working together with community partners to enhance access and coordination for people across the province.

For more information about the South West Community Care Access Centre, contact:
Phone: 519 473-2222
Online: www.sw.ccac-ont.ca

Sisters of St. Joseph

One of our founding groups, The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of London, Ontario carry on their oustanding legacy of care for the health and spritiual wellness of our community.

Visit the Sisters' website to engage in thought-provocing dialogue on their blog concerning spiritual and personal wellness issues.

thehealthline.ca

Originally established by St. Joseph's Health Care London, Community Care Access Centre of London Middlesex, London Health Sciences Centre, and the Middlesex-London Health Unit, thehealthline.ca is an innovative website that puts accurate and up-to-date information about health services at the fingertips of consumers and health providers across South West Ontario. Thehealthline.ca provides easy access to a reliable source of data, and empowers consumers to find the services they need close to home.