Winter Footwear
Clients may be eligible to receive one pair of specialty footwear per year and one pair of winter footwear (every three years from the date of last pair received).
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Our purpose is to provide foot care services to Indigenous people that are affected by or at risk of diabetes and its complications. We strive to support individuals through education, self-care resources, professional screening, ongoing care and referrals. Our holistic model supports a continuum of seamless services which include creating a foot care network that educates and connects community members to Indigenous agency partners and local health professionals.
Our services to individuals, organizations & communities include:
- Holistic Foot Care group trainings for organizations and communities
- Self Care and Prevention Resources
- Ongoing Foot Care Clinics
- Foot Care Subsidy for orthotics, proper footwear and other essential equipment
Foot care program contacts
Foot Care Program Coordinator
fcc@idhc.life(289) 668-0551
Office Address
1188 St. Jerome St., Unit 107
Sudbury, ON
P3A 2V9
Foot Care Program Assistant
fca@idhc.life(705) 507-9401
Office Address
1188 St. Jerome St., Unit 107
Sudbury, ON
P3A 2V9
Foot Care Program Client Service Worker
fccs@idhc.life(289) 407-6934
Office Address
3250 Schmon Pkwy, Unit 1B
Thorold, ON
L2V 4Y6
Network with Foot Care: Program forms
Foot care resources
Subsidy & ongoing clinic
- Foot Care Client Intake Guide
- Subsidy Application Form (online form)
- Subsidy Application Form (PDF)
- Specialty Shoe Guide
- Ongoing Foot Care Appointment Card Template
- Client Clinic Transfer Form
- Subsidy/Ongoing Evaluation Form
- Google Map of Foot Care Service Access Points
- Foot Care Directories (coming soon)
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