LDAS – ABOUT

About the Strategy

The need for a coordinated response across the health and social service sectors as well as collaboration with local enforcement officers, educators, and the community brought together a multi-sectoral steering committee in 2019 with the aim to reduce the harms related to drug and alcohol use in Lambton County.

Our Vision

A flourishing community working together to prevent and reduce the harms of drug and alcohol misuse.

Our Guiding Principles

Grounded in health equity, the Strategy will employ actions that are locally relevant, strengths-based, upstream, innovative, and/or disruptive of the status quo, evidence-informed, and inclusive of people who use drugs and/or alcohol and their loved ones. The Strategy’s activities are:

And will be accountable to the residents of Lambton County.

Our Strategic Priorities

The Steering Committee

The development of the Lambton Drug and Alcohol Strategy was a collaborative effort. We would like to thank all who participated in the consultations that informed the strategy as it could not have been done without the unique community perspectives.

Aamjiwnanng First Nation
Bluewater Health
Bluewater Methadone Clinic
Canadian Mental Health Association – Lambton Kent
Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point First Nation
Emergency Medical Services – County of Lambton
Lambton Kent District School Board
Lambton Public Health
North Lambton Community Health Centre
Ontario Health West
Ontario Provincial Police – Lambton
Rapids Family Health Team
Sarnia Police Service
Sarnia-Lambton Children’s Aid Society
Sarnia-Lambton Rebound
Social Services, County of Lambton
St. Clair Catholic District School Board
St. Clair Child and Youth Services
The Inn of the Good Sheperd
Walpole Island First Nation