| THE ONTARIO LAWYERS’ ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FAMILY MATTERS Looking for local daycare? Trouble talking with your tight-lipped teen? Sandwiched by child and elder care responsibilities? Balancing the demands of work and family is an ongoing challenge. If you’re looking for daycare, dealing with family transitions or caring for an older relative, the juggling act can feel overwhelming. Family Matters is here to help. What’s behind the door to Family Matters? How can Family Matters help?
You can also request a targeted resource kit or receive a personalized care package complete with a selection of Family Matters educational articles. Article topics include:
While fees for referred services are your responsibility, many may be covered by your provincial or organization’s health plan. Family Matters saves you time and trouble so you can make the best decision for what matters most. LAW MATTERS Can’t make heads or tails of a custody arrangement? Need legal consultation on a separation or divorce? Received a summons and unsure of next steps? Legal concerns can drain you of precious time, money and energy. They can also cause stress and impact your family, work and life. Take the first step toward resolving your legal issue by getting expert, confidential consultation from Law Matters. What’s behind the door to Law Matters? How can Law Matters help?
Referral services provide easy access to additional help. If your legal issue requires assistance beyond the scope of Law Matters’ consultation service (e.g., preparation of a will or representation in court), Law Matters will help by providing a referral to a qualified lawyer or law firm. You will be responsible for fees incurred if you choose to accept representation from a referred legal service, however you will receive a preferred rate. Law Matters offers information and consultation on most legal issues. Exceptions include: consultation on work-related issues, second opinions on another lawyer’s work, and legal guidance for a third party. MONEY MATTERS Credit card balances out of control? Concerned about paying for your child’s education? Living from pay cheque to pay cheque? Financial concerns may leave you feeling stressed and, at times, powerless to change your situation. Take the pressure off by taking control of your financial future with advice from a Money Matters financial expert. What’s behind the door to Money Matters? How can Money Matters help?
NUTRITION MATTERS Need to boost your energy levels? Are your eating habits out of control? Is coffee and a doughnut a balanced diet to you? Your food choices have a huge impact on your mood, health and energy levels. But maintaining a healthy, well-balanced diet can be a challenge with a hectic schedule and multiple family demands. Fortunately, Nutrition Matters can help you achieve your What’s behind the door to Nutrition Matters? How can Nutrition Matters help?
You’ll receive three hours of consultation from a Registered Dietitian to help you create and follow a personalized nutrition program. During the first consultation, your Dietician will provide an assessment, review your eating habits and discuss your goals. Together, you’ll create a healthy eating program that targets your individual needs and suits your lifestyle. Subsequent consultations with your Dietician can address any questions you may have and support you in achieving your goals. You will also be provided with printed educational materials to help you along the path to healthier eating habits. HOMECARE SERVICES Is a loved one home alone recovering from a medical procedure? Does an aging parent need help with daily routines? Need home care answers, not more questions? Whether you are caring for a spouse, parent, relative or neighbour, you can have the support and help you need to reduce anxieties and stress. Talking one-on-one with a home care professional can improve the quality of life for you and your loved one. What’s behind the door to HomeCare Access?
How can HomeCare Access help? If you engage the services of a HomeCare Access professional or a referred service, you will be responsible for any costs, however some services may be covered by your provincial or organization’s health plan.
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