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OPDI NewsToGo Issue #203 - November 7, 2008
1. Ontario Works and ODSP 2% Increase Not Enough
Here is a profile of how November’s increase in social assistance rates impact on consumer/survivors. Phill Hozer is known in the community as part of the “Voices from the Street”, a grassroots-based speakers’ bureau, although this organization is not mentioned in the article:
http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/528696
http://www.voicesfromthestreet.ca/index.html
For a fact sheet detailing the new rates and other information related to social assistance, the Income Security Advocacy Centre (ISAC) is recommended as a bookmark on your browser:
http://www.incomesecurity.org/
2. Peer Support Workshops Featuring Sheryl Mead (GTA)—Update
The Krasman Centre, a consumer/survivor and family support centre in York Region, is offering two educational opportunities with this leading peer support advocate.
One is a week-long workshop on Intentional Peer Support to Crisis Intervention.
Date: Monday, November 17 to Friday, November 21, 2008
Location: Howard Johnson, 15520 Yonge Street, Aurora, Ontario
Cost: Varies (from $400 – 750 depending on type of organization and number of individuals attending)
To obtain an application form for a limited number of subsidies for unwaged consumer/survivors, please contact Theresa Claxton at or by telephone at 647-203-3726 to receive an application form.
We have attached the flyer, tentative workshop agenda, and registration form.
Intentional_Peer_Support_Alternatives_to_Crisis_FInAL.pdf
Please forward registration by fax to: (416) 635-2428
by email:
by mail: Krasman Centre
10121 Yonge Street
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 1T7
The other is a one-day conference on Warm Lines.
Date: Saturday, November 22, 2008
Time: 9:00 – 4:00 pm
Location: Howard Johnson, 15520 Yonge Street, Aurora, Ontario
Cost: $100 (please call to inquire about limited consumer subsidies)
Registration Deadline: November 17, 2008
Contact Information: (905) 780-0491
We have attached the flyer for your information. Please note that those considering public transportation to this GTA location can get there by York Region Viva Blue bus:
The Howard Johnson hotel is located one block south of the Orchard Heights Boulevard stop on the Viva Blue bus leaving from the Finch terminal (a ride takes less than an hour and the fare is $4).
3. Consumer/Survivor Information Resource Centre of Toronto (New Address)
They are now relocated to the Queen Street site of CAMH (1001 Queen Street West at Ossington Street). You can find their office in the “mall” in the Paul Christie Centre. There is no room number but there is a big banner on the main outside wide wall of their office space and a small sign outside the front door. Community Resources Connections of Toronto (CRCT) always posts their most recent issues. The November 1st newsletter is available at:
http://www.crct.org/events/show_event.cfm?id=1082
4. Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Restructuring Update
The Health System Accountability and Performance (HSAP) branch has been re-designed to reflect its importance in guiding outcomes to the healthcare system. We have attached a stakeholder letter and organizational chart for your information as well as a link to the Ministry’s internal “New Directions” newsletter.
Stakeholder_Memo_October_31_2008.pdf
HSAPD_Management_Organization_Chart_October_31_2008.pdf
http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/providers/transition/pdf/ndnews_20081031.pdf
5. Ontario Flu Shot Clinics
With the winter season approaching, the Ontario government is emphasizing the importance of getting a flu shot:
http://www.gettheflushot.ca/public/fluclinics.html
6. Divestment of Mental Health Centre Penetanguishene
The official perspective of the rationale for divesting the last provincial psychiatric facility to the local area hospital can be found in the in-house Ministry newsletter:
http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/providers/transition/pdf/ndnews_20081027.pdf
7. Mental Health Commission of Canada (update)
The MHCC website continues to be more accessible and informative. New highlights include:
A consensus report on fighting stigma
Employment opportunities with the MHCC
http://www.mentalhealthcommission.ca/English/Pages/EmploymentOpportunities.aspx
8. George Brown College Augmented Education Programs Information Sessions (Toronto)
The Construction Craft Worker Extended Training (CCWET) Information Session takes place Thursday, November 27 at the Casa Loma Campus (146 Kendal Avenue, Room E218 at 12:30). The application deadline is February 19th, 2009.
Please email or call to confirm your attendance at or by phone at (416) 415-5000 x 6790.
9. Accreditation Survey for MH & A Field (repeat)
The Ontario Federation of Community Mental Health and Addictions Programs and CMHA Ontario are building resources in helping organizations to reach standards of accreditation. You are therefore asked to respond to this survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=iYLrQ6DjSeSxMRENcRlgmQ_3d_3d
10. Improving Life Expectancy for Consumer/Survivors
Persons with a mental health diagnosis have a shortened life expectancy of as much as 25 years compared to the general population. The current issue of the Recovery and Rehabilitation newsletter from Boston University addresses this topic from an American perspective:
http://www.bu.edu/cpr/resources/newsletter/healthandwellness/
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The Staff of OPDI
NewsToGo is OPDI’s e-mail update providing timely and meaningful information to its stakeholders. The ideas expressed are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of OPDI. We welcome your submissions; please direct them to . Preference will be given to material which directly relates to OPDI member affiliates and issues of concern to consumer/survivors throughout Ontario. We reserve the right to edit the length and style of all materials submitted. The current and back issues of NewsToGo can be found at http://www.opdi.org.
OPDI NewsToGo Issue #202 - October 31, 2008
1. Ontario Finance Minister Announces Pre-Budget Consultations
The hyperlink below takes you to a press release and instructions on how to participate in the pre-budget consultation process either by making a committee presentation, online submission, or other means:
http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/english/media/2008/nr10-pbc.html
2. Ontario Government Funding Social Assistance and ODSP Again
The reversal of the Harris-era downloading of these expenses to municipalities was announced recently. For a press release from the Ministry of Finance and two news media reports, please check out the hyperlinks below:
http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/Page181.aspx
http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20081031/ont_cities_081031/20081031?hub=Toronto
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/ottawa/story/2008/10/31/ot-upload-081031.html
3. Mental Health Commission of Canada (update)
The MHCC website has been recently updated, and the Fall edition of the newsletter is now online:
http://www.mentalhealthcommission.ca/English/News/Pages/September152008.aspx
The Commission has also released its “consensus statement on depression in adults”.
http://www.mentalhealthcommission.ca/English/News/Pages/October172008.aspx
4. New Federal Government’s Health Minister is Profiled
Stephen Harper has picked a rookie MP from the Yukon to be his Minister of Health. Here’s a media reaction to the appointment:
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20081031/leona_vault_081031/20081031?hub=Canada
5. OMHAKEN October 2008 Newsletter
The Ontario Mental Health and Addictions Knowledge Exchange Network is desired to reach those in the Ontario community with an interest in health systems research. The current newsletter is enclosed and features articles on employment and education.
OMHAKEN_Newsletter_October_2008.pdf
6. Exciting Peer Support Workshops Featuring Sheryl Mead
The Krasman Centre, a consumer/survivor and family support centre in York Region, is offering two educational opportunities with this leading peer support advocate.
One is a week-long workshop on Intentional Peer Support to Crisis Intervention.
Date: Monday, November 17 to Friday, November 21, 2008
Location: Howard Johnson, 15520 Yonge Street, Aurora, Ontario
Cost: Varies (from $400 – 750 depending on type of organization and number of individuals attending).
To obtain an application form for a limited number of subsidies for unwaged consumer/survivors, please contact Theresa Claxton at or by telephone at 647-203-3726 to receive an application form.
We have attached the flyer, tentative workshop agenda, and registration form.
Intentional_Peer_Support_Alternatives_to_Crisis_FInAL.pdf
Please forward registration by fax to: (416) 635-2428
by email:
by mail: Krasman Centre
10121 Yonge Street
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 1T7
The other is a one-day conference on Warm Lines.
Date: Saturday, November 22, 2008
Time: 9:00 – 4:00 pm
Location: Howard Johnson, 15520 Yonge Street, Aurora, Ontario
Cost: $100 (please call to inquire about limited consumer subsidies)
Registration Deadline: November 17, 2008
Contact Information: (905) 780-0491
We have attached the flyer for your information. Please note that those considering public transportation to this GTA location can get there by York Region Viva bus.
7. A Plain Language Guides to LHINs
This resource is available online from the Change Foundation, an independent health policy think thank. We have attached this paper for your reference.
LHINLegislationReport-Osborne-Margot.pdf
The foundation recently held a forum on regionalization of healthcare in Canada. A 28-page summary of the proceedings can be found here:
http://www.changefoundation.ca/docs/Confessions_Web.pdf
You can check out the website at:
http://www.changefoundation.ca/index.html
8. E-Couch Program for Public Use (Online Resource)
This Australian online program provides information about emotional problems, evidence-based online interventions, and a workbook for theuser to keep track on their progress. This free program is available at:
The Ontario Federation of Community Mental Health and Addictions Programs in conjunction with CMHA Ontario will be looking at building resources to assist organizations in meeting the standards of accreditation. They request your assistance in completing the following survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=iYLrQ6DjSeSxMRENcRlgmQ_3d_3d
9. Accreditation Survey for MH & A Field
The Ontario Federation of Community Mental Health and Addictions Programs and CMHA Ontario are building resources in helping organizations to reach standards of accreditation. You are therefore asked to respond to this survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=iYLrQ6DjSeSxMRENcRlgmQ_3d_3d
10. Globe and Mail Health Reporter on Police and the Mentally Ill
Globe and Mail health reporter André Picard offers this op-ed article:
Mr. Picard is appearing in Toronto for a fundraising event Monday, November 10th for the Nickel-a-Drink Foundation (deadline for registration is Monday, November 3rd). The event poster is attached.
11. US Study Shows Minorities Less Likely to Receive MH Care
Individuals who are from a racial minority living in the United States are less likely to obtain treatment for their depression; the article further summarizes the paper’s description of what factors might explain this:
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/127740.php
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Thanks for reading!
The Staff of OPDI
NewsToGo is OPDI’s e-mail update providing timely and meaningful information to its stakeholders. The ideas expressed are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of OPDI. We welcome your submissions; please direct them to . Preference will be given to material which directly relates to OPDI member affiliates and issues of concern to consumer/survivors throughout Ontario. We reserve the right to edit the length and style of all materials submitted. The current and back issues of NewsToGo can be found at http://www.opdi.org.
OPDI NewsToGo Issue #201 - October 24, 2008
1. LHINs Offer Integration Toolkits and Strategies Materials
A partnership of five LHINs (Central East, Central West, South East, Erie ST. Clair, and Central) and several provincial organizations have released a toolkit for health service provider boards. These materials provide organization boards with understanding as to how to work together, and suggest to LHIN boards how to create successful voluntary integration initiatives.
These materials are available at the host Central East LHIN website:
http://www.centraleastlhin.on.ca.
The specific hyperlink is at:
http://www.centraleastlhin.on.ca/report_display.aspx?id=8506
The North East LHIN has been a trailblazer by already releasing its integration strategy. It can be found on their website at:
2. Hilary M. Weston Scholarships for Social Work Students
Applications are now available for this provincially-funded award. There is a one-time payment of $7,500; the scholarship is now in its second year. For more information, please go to:
http://www.citizenship.gov.on.ca/english/honours/hwa/
3. Evidence-Based Care Requires Consumer-Focused Research
The National Working Group on Evidence-Based Health Care is a collaboration of consumer and patient organizations, health professional associations, researchers, and other stakeholders that seek to empower consumers and advocate for evidence-based health care. They define evidence-based health care as healthcare decision-making and policy which respects the experiential knowledge and expressed needs of consumers along with the judgment of service providers. This guide available online provides a step-by-step approach by which all aspects of the research process from governance to evaluation can be made more user-friendly. You can access this resource at:
http://www.evidencebasedhealthcare.org
A webcast from the two-day conference that produced these findings are also available for viewing.
4. PPAO’s David Simpson Moving On (MH Police Records Check Coalition)
In his own words:
I’m writing today to let you know that I will be leaving the Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office on October 31, 2008.
The Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office is committed to continued involvement with the Mental Health Police Records Check Coalition and will continue to be one of the co-chairs of the Coalition (Co-Chairs
Include: Theresa Claxton, Ontario Association of Patient Councils, Jane Letton, CLASP - Osgoode Hall, Melissa Kimber, Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario Division and Ryan Fritsch, Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office). Ryan Fritsch, Legal Counsel with our office will be assuming my duties as co-chair with the Coalition, on an interim basis.
I would like to thank each of you for your support over the past couple of years and for your efforts in brining about systemic change with respect to this issue. Thanks again.
NewsToGo and OPDI wishes David the best in his future endeavours, and predict future submissions from his desk at his next position are all but inevitable.
5. BVTA Hosts “Communication With Confidence” Workshop (Brantford)
Brantford Vocational Training Association is a consumer/survivor organization and is offering a full-day workshop facilitated by Spencer Brennan of the Ontario Self-Help Resource Centre on Wednesday, November 5th. We have attached a flyer and registration form; please note this is free to all consumer/survivors, but that space is limited.
6. Medications, Pregnancy and Lactation (Webinar)
CAMH has produced this new resource for people who want to understand the risks of exposure to psychotropic medications and other substances during pregnancy and lactation:
http://www.camh.net/education/Online_courses_webinars/safe_baby_webinars.html
7. “Building Equitable Partnerships Symposium” (Toronto)
This three-day conference takes place from Wednesday, November 5 to Friday November 7th in Toronto. It features 30 workshop and panel presentations from notables such as Pat Capponi (survivor and anti-poverty advocate), Dr. Kwame McKenzie (ethno-racial mental health), and Dr. Cornelia Wieman (aboriginal health).
Full registration details are at:
http://www.camh.net/News_events/CAMH_Events/bep_symposium_2008.html
While registration fees seem high, community rates and bursaries may be available; contact for more details.
8. Ethno-Cultural Mutual Aid Workshop (Toronto)
The Ontario Self-Help Network (OSHNET) is holding a free community event on Saturday, November 29th at the North York Civic Centre. Individual workshops include: starting a self-help group, facilitating a self-help group, using mutual aid to build community; building community through volunteering; the refugee experience; and a men’s only session. For more information, please go their website at:
9. Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival (Toronto)
A program schedule and links to online ticket orders as well as donations are now available on this website:
http://www.rendezvouswithmadness.com/
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If you have any ideas, contributions, or comments, please don’t hesitate to share them with us. E-mail . For those who would like to subscribe to this e-mail update, please e-mail .
Thanks for reading!
The Staff of OPDI
NewsToGo is OPDI’s e-mail update providing timely and meaningful information to its stakeholders. The ideas expressed are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of OPDI. We welcome your submissions; please direct them to . Preference will be given to material which directly relates to OPDI member affiliates and issues of concern to consumer/survivors throughout Ontario. We reserve the right to edit the length and style of all materials submitted. The current and back issues of NewsToGo can be found at http://www.opdi.org.
OPDI NewsToGo Issue #200 - October 17, 2008
1. 25 in 5 Poverty Event
As NewsToGo readers will know, the province has been considering anti-poverty initiatives as a policy priority. With recent reports that the government may be reconsidering their support due to the deteriorating fiscal situation, this meeting will be of great interest.
On October 27th, the 25 in 5 Network for Poverty Reduction will host a Toronto Network General Assembly to bring together friends and allies as we countdown to the announcement of Ontario’s Poverty Reduction plan in December 2008.
Countdown to a Poverty Reduction Strategy
October 27 • 1 pm – 4:30 pm
Macdonald Block • 900 Bay Street • Toronto
Pat Capponi and Minister Deb Matthews are among the scheduled speakers. We have enclosed the flyer for your information – registration information is included.
2. Empowerment Council Press Release on Jeffrey James Coroner’s Inquest
The Empowerment Council is a consumer/survivor rights-based organization out of CAMH. They are uniquely placed to offer their perspective on the recent coroner inquest of a former patient and subsequent findings. We have attached their press release for your consideration.
Empowerment_Council_Jeffrey_James_Press_Release.pdf
3. Voices of Experience Training Program (Hamilton)
Mental Health Rights Coalition is offering a free five-week training program on Wednesdays (beginning November 5, 2008 from 1 – 4 pm) for consumers of addiction and mental health services who want to participate effectively within committees, boards, and organizations. We have attached the flyer.
Voices_of_Experience_Training_Nov_2008.pdf
Those interested in taking the course should contact Peggy Guiler-Delahunt at 905-545-2525.
Any one wishing more information about Voices of Experience can visit our web site at http://www.mentalhealthrights.ca and click on the Voices of Experience link. There you will find our spring edition of “The Voice” - our newsletter - along with other information including our brochures.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Peggy any weekday between 11 am and 4 pm.
Agencies which might be interested in having a part in the financial support of this program should contact the coordinator directly.
4. Friendly Spike Theatre Band Halloween Show (Toronto)
The Friendly Spike Theatre Band presents “TRICK OR TREAT”, a Halloween Theatre Cabaret.
Date: Friday, October 31, 2008
Time: 7 – 9:30 pm
Location: May Robinson Auditorium, 20 Westlodge Avenue
(1 block east of Lansdowne Ave, north of Queen Street West)
Please see the flyer (attached) for full details.
FSTB_Trick_or_Treat_2008_Halloween_New.pdf
5. Workplace Supports Pilot Project
We have a submission from T.E.A.C.H., a Halton-based consumer/survivor initiative, about a research project in collaboration with McMaster University’s Faculty of Social Work. The attachment is enclosed; for more information, please contact:
Lee Helmer
Director, North Halton Supports
Support and Housing Halton
245 Commercial Street, Milton, ON, L9T2J3
Phone 905-693-8771
Fax: 905-693-9278
You can visit either of these websites: http://www.shhalton.org and http://www.t-e-a-c-h.org
Workplace_Supports_Pilot_Project_Outline.pdf
6. CAMH Online E-Learning Courses (Free)
These webinars were announced earlier this fall, and are welcome opportunities to learn about mental health and addictions in a user-friendly way from a provincial organization with a public education mandate:
http://www.camh.net/education/Online_courses_webinars/mha101/index.html
7. Tapestudies.com Workshops (Toronto)
For continuing education opportunities in mental health and addictions through attending classes in person, this institute’s current calendar can be found here:
http://www.tapestudies.com/ad/EA081001.html
8. Wellesley Institute Workshops
The Wellesley Institute professional development workshops are now offered through Ryerson University and the fall/winter calendar is available online at:
http://wellesleyinstitute.com/files/workshopschedule-fall2008.pdf
9. Boston University Repository of Recovery Resources
This flyer highlights the free range of resources available from this academic institution which has been researching and disseminating its recovery perspective:
http://www.bu.edu/cpr/repository/common/repositoryflyer.pdf
You can also bookmark this link on your browser:
http://www.bu.edu/cpr/repository/
You can find out more about online training and other educational opportunities.
10. “Working Towards Wellness” (Workbook)
The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance’s is an American-based organization. Their publication is a guidebook that puts you on the path to creating a wellness plan just for you. It is a free download and is available at:
http://www.dbsalliance.org/pdfs/wellnesswkbkfinal2.pdf
11. Magellan Health Online Training (Resource)
Magellan Health Services, Inc. is the self-described American “leading diversified specialty health care management organization”. Of interest to NewsToGo readers is a series of online module training at the Resiliency and Recovery E-Learning Center (with some translated into Spanish).
These polished courses use videos, and upon completion, a certificate can be e-mailed.
You can check this out at:
http://www.magellanhealth.com/training/
12. Mental Health Consumers Listserv (American e-mail updates)
The CMHS Office of the Associate Director for Consumer Affairs has established a Listserv to support the participation of mental health consumers in all aspects of CMHS policy, planning, and grant activities.
From a Canadian reader’s perspective, it offers a timely window to news, resources, and events of interest from a consumer/survivor perspective.
To join the Consumer Affairs Listserv go to: http://mentalhealth.samhsa.gov/listserv/
13. Job Coaching by Consumer/Survivors (News Article)
This story is heartening and points to the progress being made by consumers in Hartford, Connecticut. You will notice a well-known recovery program advertised on the back of a participant’s T-shirt in the photo:
http://www.courant.com/business/hc-foru1016.artoct16,0,7675742.story
14. Mental Health Self-Disclosure (Report)
The Center for Mental Health Services in the United States recently released “Self-Disclosure and its Impact on People who Receive Mental Health Services.” This report examines the power of self-disclosure, considers the pros and cons, and offers recommendations and suggestions for action. This resource is downloadable at:
http://mentalhealth.samhsa.gov/publications/allpubs/sma08-4337/
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If you have any ideas, contributions, or comments, please don’t hesitate to share them with us. E-mail . For those who would like to subscribe to this e-mail update, please e-mail .
Thanks for reading!
The Staff of OPDI
NewsToGo is OPDI’s e-mail update providing timely and meaningful information to its stakeholders. The ideas expressed are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of OPDI. We welcome your submissions; please direct them to . Preference will be given to material which directly relates to OPDI member affiliates and issues of concern to consumer/survivors throughout Ontario. We reserve the right to edit the length and style of all materials submitted. The current and back issues of NewsToGo can be found at http://www.opdi.org.
OPDI NewsToGo Issue #199 - September 26, 2008
1. South East LHIN CSI Situation
The Ontario Peer Development Initiative has always strived to keep you informed in a timely way of policy developments and advocacy issues, especially as they relate to consumer/survivor organizations. We would like to bring to your attention of all mental health and addiction stakeholders to the enclosed correspondences to the Honourable David Caplan, Minister of Health and Long Term Care, and others as cc’d, regarding a situation that has arisen in the South East LHIN.
We have three attachments for you to review.
PCSLL_letter_C_S_Board_MHSN_amended.pdf
Chair_Georgina_Thompson_Speaks_at_MHSN_AGM.pdf
2. MOHLTC Press Release of MHCP Divestment
The announcement from the Ministry of Mental Health Centre Penetanguishene’s upcoming change in governance is available here:
http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/media/news_releases/archives/nr_08/aug/mhcp_nr_13_082808.pdf
3. Mental Health Commission of Canada Fall Newsletter
The issue can be downloaded at:
http://www.mentalhealthcommission.ca/documents/news/Fallnewsletter2008.pdf
4. “Upcoming Conferences and Workshops” Feature on Website
The philosophy of continuing education goes hand-in-hand with achieving best practices within the learning organization. We are pleased to publicize such opportunities here:
http://www.opdi.org/events/upcoming_conferences_and_workshops/
5. “Mark Your Calendars” Feature on Website
NewsToGo is making it easier for you to access ongoing events and workshops by listing them on a dedicated webpage. You can view this at:
http://www.opdi.org/events/mark_your_calendars/
This will be updated on a regular basis. Flyers, registration forms, and contact information are easily downloadable on demand.
Submissions are welcome.
6. “Annual General Meetings” Feature on Website
NewsToGo has created a new section just for AGMs in the Events section:
http://www.opdi.org/events/annual_general_meetings/
We especially encourage consumer/survivor organizations to share news of upcoming AGMs in this section.
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If you have any ideas, contributions, or comments, please don’t hesitate to share them with us. E-mail . For those who would like to subscribe to this e-mail update, please e-mail .
Thanks for reading!
The Staff of OPDI
NewsToGo is OPDI’s e-mail update providing timely and meaningful information to its stakeholders. The ideas expressed are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of OPDI. We welcome your submissions; please direct them to . Preference will be given to material which directly relates to OPDI member affiliates and issues of concern to consumer/survivors throughout Ontario. We reserve the right to edit the length and style of all materials submitted. The current and back issues of NewsToGo can be found at http://www.opdi.org.
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