Pre-Kindergarten Health Fair
Parents of children aged 4–6 can contact their local Public Health office with questions or to book an appointment at the Flin Flon Primary Health Care Centre, call: 204-687-1350.
Parents of children aged 4–6 can contact their local Public Health office with questions or to book an appointment.
The Pas Primary Health Care Centre: 204-623-9650
Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute, 429 Smith Avenue – Thursdays: 1:00 p.m – 3:00 p.m
Offering all primary care services for ages 12-25 including:
Dr. Maureen Kennedy, MD, CCFP, FCFP, MSc. Kinesiology, Dip. Sport Med.
Primary Care Sport Medicine Clinics
Former resident of The Pas, Dr. Kennedy will be offering primary care sport medicine clinics in The Pas and OCN. No physician referral required.
Practice Focus:
Next Clinics:
Location: Thompson Public Health, 867 Thompson Drive South
Monday – Friday: 2:00pm- 3:00pm
For more information about routine immunizations or to inquire about your immunization status call 204-677-5350 and ask to speak with a Public Health Nurse.
Location: Thompson Regional Community Centre (TRCC) 274 Thompson Drive
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Hosted by a Registered Midwife
Free prenatal classes are being offered this December in Thompson for pregnant people who are twenty-seven (27) weeks and beyond. Participants are welcome to bring one support person or partner. These classes are designed to help you feel confident, informed, and prepared for labour, birth, and the early days of caring for your newborn.
All sessions will take place at the NRHA Administration Building, Room 141, located beside the hospital at 867 Thompson Drive South. Classes run from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the following dates: Tuesday, December 2, Tuesday, December 9, and Thursday, December 18.
This three-week series provides a comprehensive introduction to the childbirth experience.
Week one focuses on labour—what to expect, how to prepare, and an overview of hospital procedures and pain-management options.
Week two explores active labour, the pushing stage, and the birth process. It also covers variations that may occur during labour, including when a caesarean section may be needed.
Week three shifts to the postpartum period, offering guidance on recovery, breastfeeding, and essential newborn care to help you feel ready for your baby’s arrival.
These sessions offer a supportive space to learn, ask questions, and feel more confident as you approach birth and early parenthood.
To register or for more information, call 204-677-1760
If your child is entering Kindergarten please join us:
Do you need assistance with obtaining Identification?
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Publicly funded vaccines are available to residents of Manitoba based on the Manitoba Immunization Schedule. This schedule outlines the routine immunizations recommended for infants, children and adults. These vaccines are available from multiple health-care providers in the Northern Health Region.
Publicly funded vaccines are available to residents of Manitoba based on the Manitoba Immunization Schedule. This schedule outlines the routine immunizations recommended for infants, children and adults. These vaccines are available from multiple health-care providers in the Northern Health Region.
* Do not present if you are ill
* Wear a short sleeve shirt
* Bring your provincial health card
If your child is three (3 years) old, please join us for the following:
Public Health offers a wide variety of services through general clinics:
Public Health offers all routine immunizations that are publicly funded free of charge.
NEW to Manitoba and have received immunization in another province or country? Your immunization records matter.
Submit a copy of your immunization record to your local Public Health Office or to Manitoba Health online at https://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/cdc/div/records.html
Sexually Transmitted and Blood Borne Infections (STBBI)
Where can I get tested?
Connect with a Public Health Nurse in your community by contacting your Community Health Office. If you are unable to visit your nearest testing facility, Home Visits can be arranged with your Public Health Nurse at your local Community Office.
The TB Prevention Program provides regional support for the prevention, treatment and control of Tuberculosis in the North.
Diabetes Nurse Educators will be available to answer questions, perform foot screening, and offer education and support for managing diabetes.
If you need a glucometer or sharps container, we will have them available for you to keep.