Building the Path to Home
Links to sustainable housing
for people with dual diagnosis
Ethnocultural/Ethnoracial resources
The person you are trying to help may belong to a culture with which you are not familiar. Don't let this become a barrier to supporting the person. Here are some sources of information about organizations that work with people who belong to specific cultural groups:
- Settlement.org for Newcomers has information about services for people who are new to Ontario
- Settlement.org At Work has professional resources including online dictionaries and translation tools.
For information about agencies and organizations, see:
Introduction
- First Steps
- What is dual diagnosis?
- Housing and support
- Dual diagnosis support
- Challenges and successes
- Thinking about a plan
- Resources for families
- Ethnocultural/Ethnoracial resources
- Other resources
- Understanding the Person
- Understanding the Situation
- Risks, Crises and Emergencies
- Planning
- Support Services
- Housing Options
- Conclusion
Last updated:
Friday, November 2, 2007 3:24 PM
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