Youth Behaviour Management Program
Provided by: Saskatchewan Health Authority: Heartland Health Region
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- Community Based Services: Community Therapies – Physical Therapy (10 locations)
- Community Based Services: Community Therapies -Occupational Therapy (16 locations)
- Community Based Services: Early Childhood Behavioural Therapy Program (2 locations)
- Community Based Services: Podiatry (3 locations)
- Community Based Services: Speech and Language Services (12 locations)
- Community Inclusive Support Services
- Population Health Services: Dental/Oral Health Education (14 locations)
- Population Health Services: Public Health Inspection Program (16 locations)
- Population Health Services: Public Health Nursing (16 locations)
- Population Health Services: Public Health Nutrition Program
- Primary Health Care: Diabetes Education Programs (10 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Heart Health Education (10 locations)
- Primary Health Care: LiveWell Chronic Disease Management
- Primary Health Care: Living with Stroke (15 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Nutrition – Cholesterol Classes (12 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Pulmonary Rehabilitation Management (15 locations)
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (15 locations)
- Youth Behaviour Management Program (6 locations)
Service Description
Provides families that have children with challenging behaviours with an opportunity to develop skills that will support their efforts to function at their full potential, both individually and as a family system.
Eligibility
Children 5 - 17 years of age with challenging behaviours identified through either the health care or the education system.
Application Process
Contact the Region's Centralized Intake.
Toll-Free: 1-866-268-9139
Centralized Intake
Business Line: 306-882-4111
Service Website
www.hrha.sk.ca/Pages/default.aspx
Email
Coverage Area
Heartland Health Region
Languages Offered
English
Unity and District Health Centre
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Mailing Address
Box 741
Unity SK S0K 4L0
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View service locations
- Community Based Services: Community Therapies – Physical Therapy (10 locations)
- Community Based Services: Community Therapies -Occupational Therapy (16 locations)
- Community Based Services: Podiatry (3 locations)
- Community Based Services: Speech and Language Services (12 locations)
- Population Health Services: Dental/Oral Health Education (14 locations)
- Population Health Services: Public Health Inspection Program (16 locations)
- Population Health Services: Public Health Nursing (16 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Heart Health Education (10 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Living with Stroke (15 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Nutrition – Cholesterol Classes (12 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Pulmonary Rehabilitation Management (15 locations)
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (15 locations)
- Youth Behaviour Management Program (6 locations)
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Beechy Health Centre
226 1st Avenue North
Beechy SK S0L 0C0 -
Biggar and District Health Centre
501 1st Avenue West
Biggar SK S0K 0M0 -
Davidson Health Centre
900 Government Road
Davidson SK S0G 1A0 -
Kindersley and District Health Centre
1003 1st Street West
Kindersley SK S0L 1S2 -
Outlook and District Health Centre
500 Semple Street
Outlook SK S0L 2N0 -
Unity and District Health Centre
Airport Road
Unity SK S0K 4L0
Location Info
Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - lowered elevator buttons; Wheelchair access - front or side or back doors; Wheelchair access - ramps; Wheelchair access - washrooms (at least one)
Home Care: 306-228-2666
Community Health Services/School Health Program: 306-228-2666
Unity Physicians: 306-228-4450
Public Health Inspection: 306-228-2666 ext 2989
Fax: 306-228-2292
Hotline: 8-1-1
HealthLine: 24/7 Professional health advice or mental health support
Business Line: 306-228-2666
Website
www.hrha.sk.ca/health-facilities/Pages/Unity.aspx
Email
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