181 First Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario K1S 2G3 Canada

(613) 869-4207

(613) 869-4207

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    • Home
    • About
    • MENTAL HEALTH
    • Statement Of Faith
    • EVENTS
    • Services
    • Contact Us
    • Book Store
    • DONATE
  • Home
  • About
  • MENTAL HEALTH
  • Statement Of Faith
  • EVENTS
  • Services
  • Contact Us
  • Book Store
  • DONATE

New Covenant Apostolic Church

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Welcome

Welcome Welcome

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Coping With Grief During the Pandemic

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 Similar to our Physical Health, our Mental Health is a continuum.  Members of the Afro Caribbean and Black (ACB) communities face many challenges to mental health, and this can be particularly acute for women, who face additional challenges due to the impact of domestic violence 

 Members of the Afro Carribean and Black (ACB) communities face many challenges to mental health, and this can be particularly acute for women, who face additional challenges due to mental health impact of domestic / gender-based violence and human trafficking. The Mental Health Commission of Canada states that “Black Canadians experience significant social and economic challenges that can have negative implications for their mental health.” These challenges include a lack of access to culturally appropriate and culturally competent services; and stigma related to mental health and to accessing support services. NCAC mental health support services were developed to address the particular needs of ACB communities, with particular attention to needs of women who are victims of violence. We have made it a priority to address these issues in our community through our free Mental health workshops/ seminars/ webinars, support groups and work to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness within the ACB community including newcomers to Canada. We also provide mental health supports to women experiencing Domestic violence / Gender Based Violence and Human Trafficking. Our support services are led by Lesline McEwan, RP, CAMF, MA a member of the ACB community. Please be advised that Lesline is a Registered Psychotherapist and in good standing with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) and as such is bound by it’s code of Professional ethics, confidentiality, bylaws and regulations and in compliance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (PHIPA)

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Our Vision

Our Key Values and Principles

our mission

Mentally healthy and resilient ACB Canadian Community facing Anti-Black Racism.

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our mission

Our Key Values and Principles

our mission

Leader and champion for ACB mental health, facilitating access to resources required to maintain and improve mental health, reduce stigma and isolation, build resilience, support maintenance of mental health, recovery from mental illness and community integration.

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Our Key Values and Principles

Our Key Values and Principles

Our Key Values and Principles

  •  Inclusion
  • Community Collaboration
  • Accountability and Transparency
  • Hope
  • Confidential

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"Enough Is Enough!!! What can be done to stop the killing of Black men and women by the police in North America? The call will be broadcast live Sunday May 31 at 5pm Eastern. The intent of the call is to discuss and determine next steps as a community about the risks we face for waking up black with the ongoing police violence perpetrated against Black people in Canada and the United States towards sustainable solutions.

Guests will include: El Jones, Warren Clarke, César Ndema-Moussa, 

and Lesline McEwan, RP. Please join us for this important conversation.

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