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Clinics, Indigenous health, harm reduction, needle disposal, and pregnancy support in Duncan and the Cowichan Valley.
Last updated: May 30, 2026. Information may change. Call ahead when possible.
Some services may be for Cowichan Tribes members, families, or eligible First Nations people. Call ahead to confirm eligibility.
Health and wellness supports connected to Cowichan Tribes, including public health, wellness programs, dental and health support, harm reduction, counselling connections, culturally safe support, and medical transportation where eligible.
Medical transportation may be available through Ts’ewulhtun Health Centre for eligible First Nations people, including local and out-of-town transportation to medical appointments.
Needle disposal boxes help keep public spaces safer and support harm reduction. Use proper disposal boxes when available.
Public needle disposal box locations across the Cowichan Valley. Locations may change — verify through official local harm reduction or public health sources.
Call ahead to confirm hours, eligibility, referrals, and availability.
Maternity and pregnancy care.
Midwifery care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
Pregnancy and wellness supports connected to Cowichan Tribes.
Pregnancy and early-parenting support program.
Support program for pregnant people and new parents. Access locally through Island Health Public Health / Margaret Moss Health Unit.
Public health supports including prenatal and early years.
Midwifery care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
Midwifery care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
These are training resources, not emergency medical care.
St. John Ambulance first aid courses. First aid training resource — this is training, not emergency medical care.
Outdoor survival and bushcraft training for adults, families, private groups, online programs, and guided learning. Topics may include outdoor safety, fire, water, shelter, navigation, and overnight skills.
Youth and adult wilderness survival training covering planning, packing, fire making, shelter building, water purification, navigation, and mental resilience.
Helps connect people with a family doctor or nurse practitioner. Maintains the GP Referral Service and Pathways Cowichan Valley.
Public health nursing, prenatal and early years, postpartum, breastfeeding support, immunizations, dental, school-age health, screening, and nutrition education.
Inspects restaurants, public pools, hot tubs, personal services, drinking water, tobacco/vapour, and community care licensing.
Free confidential support for people with life-limiting illness, caregivers, and people grieving a death. Companioning, grief support, wellness treatments, advance care planning.
Assessment, treatment, counselling, education, referral, and specialty MHSU services for adults 19+.
Free confidential harm-reduction services, supplies, HIV/HCV testing, Take Home Naloxone kits and training.
Harm reduction supplies, needle exchange, safer drug-use supplies, safer-sex supplies, Take Home Naloxone training. Serves Duncan to Tofino.
Medical and support services for people at risk of, infected with, or affected by HIV/AIDS or hepatitis C. Counselling, OAT, PrEP/PEP, STI testing.
Outpatient Opioid Agonist Treatment for adults 19+, withdrawal management, counselling, outreach, hep C treatment, and family physician support.
Health, wellness, and dental support connected to Cowichan Tribes. Some services may be for members, families, or eligible First Nations people.
Additional health and dental supports. Medical schedules can change — verify current schedule before publishing for outreach doctor and nurse listings.
