Mental Health and Addictions Health Hub for Children and Youth

The overall goal of the Hub is to increase access to safe, efficient, effective, timely and equitable integrated mental health and addictions services for children, youth and families living in North Grenville.

Locally, our children, families and youth face similar barriers as others across the province. The system can be difficult to navigate and access to supports and services can be challenging. Hub partners recognize that no single organization or sector encompasses every part of the system of care and that our community can have the most impact when we work more intentionally together in cooperative, collaborative and integrative ways.

The new Walk-In Clinic and the Systems Navigator are two initiatives that the Collaborative Hub has recently introduced to increase access to local mental health and addiction services and provide support to families navigating the system.

• Walk-In-Clinic
  For children and youth (0-18) and families looking to work towards a solution to a problem or concern. Clinic provides behavioural, emotional and/or other mental health concerns in a collaborative, strengths based way (Children’s Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville )
  
  
• Systems Navigator
  A dedicated individual whose role is to provide a central point of contact for youth and families seeking mental health and addiction services/supports. The Navigator helps connect people to the right services and provides support to those who are “waiting for services” (Connect Youth).

Mental Health and Addictions Health Hub for Children and Youth in North Grenville Partners:
Children’s Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville, Connect Youth, Developmental Services of Leeds and Grenville, Employment and Education Centre Every Kid In Our Communities Family and Children’s Services Lanark Leeds and Grenville, Kemptville District Hospital, Lanark Leeds and Grenville Addictions and Mental Health, Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, Parents Lifeline of Eastern Ontario, Primary Care, RNJ Youth Services, United Counties Leeds and Grenville.

Your Lasting Impact

Everyone has a reason for giving and it's always a personal choice. Regardless of how you direct a gift to the hospital, your contribution makes a difference to patients and to the medical staff who care for them. Quality health care exists because individuals and businesses in our community step forward to help others.

Donor Recognition Levels

We wish to express gratitude to our generous donors ....

Founders $500,000+

Benefactors $100,000+

Patrons $50,000+

Partners $25,000+

Supporters $10,000+

Friends $5,000+

In 2024, the KDH Foundation recently purchased a Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) for the Emergency Department. Dr. Johnny Brisebois is seen here with the POCUS, a mobile ultrasound unit, along with Nurses Michelle (left) and Melanie. Dr. Colin Sentongo, KDH Chief of Staff, expressed his appreciation to the Foundation for their support and said POCUS ensures “that those involved in direct patient care continue to have the tools needed to serve the KDH community”.

In 2023, the KDH Foundation funded $250,000 for the purchase of Ventilators for the OR.
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In 2020, the KDH Foundation purchased $475,000 worth of equipment.

Since 2018 the Foundation has purchased $1.9 million dollars worth of diagnostic, medical and surgical equipment for the Hospital.

Founders $500,000+

Benefactors $100,000+

Patrons $50,000+

Partners $25,000+

Supporters $10,000+

Friends $5,000+

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