Winter Weather
- Health Unit alerts the public to be cautious during cold weather for the next few days
- The Scoop on Safe Shovelling
2012 Driven to Quit Challenge
Local Health Unit Unveils New Organizational Structure
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Information about the changes in structure and service delivery of the Health Unit
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Service Delivery Model
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New Organizational Structure
SNAP - Spread a New Attitude About Poverty
- SNAP Handout
- Food Matters
Ottawa Public Health Notifies Patients of Infection Prevention Lapse
- News Release Sent October 17th
Lanark Village Water Survey
- Letter to Village Residents - October 2011
Health Unit is a Partner for Triple P
- Click here for more information about how to access the Positive Parenting Program
Baby Talk
- Click here for more information about our updated Baby Talk Schedule.
Needle Exchange Program
- Confidential Online Client Survey
Telephone Survey of Residents
- If you have been called by the Institute for Social Research, click here for more information.
Harm Reduction
- Common Methadone Myths & Realities
Work on the Math Event
– A follow up to the Do the Math/Eat the Math Campaign
Be Aware of Food Recalls
- Food Recall Alerts - High-Risk
Know More Do More, Building Healthy Active Families
- Easy, fun and healthy tips on how to do more once you know more.
Fisher-Price Recalls Millions of Products
- Fisher-Price is recalling millions of items dating back to 1997
- Mattel Consumer Relations
Recent Press Release
National Non-Smoking Week acknowledges
breaking up is hard to do.
Health Unit sweetens the deal for local quitters.
January 15 marks the start of National Non-Smoking Week in Canada and the 2012 theme is “Breaking up is hard to do.” While kicking a tobacco addiction is not easy, Leeds, Grenville
and Lanark residents can gain some extra motivation with the seventh annual Driven to Quit
Challenge, which is open until February 29.
Tobacco addiction resembles a dependent relationship according to the Canadian Council for
Tobacco Control, which has been hosting National Non-Smoking Week for more than three
decades. They are encouraging Canadians to kiss tobacco goodbye this week.
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Health Unit Adds Two Well Water Testing Sites
The Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit is working to encourage well water testing. Two new sites have been added this week for people to pick up sampling bottles and drop off well water samples for delivery to the Public Health Laboratories in Kingston and Ottawa.
Free well water testing is a program offered by Public Health Ontario and facilitated by the local Health Unit. With the help of partners such as Mississippi Mills Township, Country Roads Community Health Centre and The Office – office supplies in Perth, the Health Unit has been able to offer more sites for bottle pick up and sample drop off.
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