SASKATOON COMMUNITY CLINIC SUPPORTING WOMENS ECONOMIC SECURITY Louse McKinney

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SASKATOON COMMUNITY CLINICSUPPORTING WOMENS
ECONOMIC SECURITYLouse McKinneyPatrick
LapointeOctober 14, 2005

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Saskatchewans Five Cooperative Health Centres

• 1 RURAL CENTRES
• 4 URBAN CENTRES
• ALL PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

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SASKATOON COMMUNITY CLINIC

• Number of Clients 20,000
• Number of Members 11,000
• Staffing 110 F.T.E.s
• Budget 9.3 Million
• Operating Sites Community Clinic _at_ 455 2nd.
  Ave. N.
• Westside Clinic _at_ 631 20th St. W.
• COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES (SASKATOON) ASSOCIATION
• SERVICES
• Community Development Counselling / Community
  Services

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VisionHealthy individuals in a healthy community

• Our vision is a world where communities, families
  and individuals experience optimal conditions for
  health through all stages of life, actively
  pursue and manage their own health, and are
  supported by a publicly administered health care
  system offering high quality primary health
  services provided by an integrated and innovative
  health care team.

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CLIENT POPULATION

• 20,000 Served at Main Clinic of All Ages and
  Economic Groups
• High Elderly Population
• 3500 Aboriginal Impoverished Persons Served at
  Westside Clinic

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SUPPORT FOR WOMENS ECONOMIC SECURITY

• PUBLIC ADVOCACY
• COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO MEET ECONOMIC SECURITY
  NEEDS
• DIRECT SERVICE DELIVERY
• FAMILY FRIENDLY WORKPLACE

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Staff Characteristics

• 135 Staff
• 92 Women
• 14 Aboriginal
• 5 with Disabilities
• 3 Visible Minorities
• Over 50 part time