Category: HFHT News

  • Celebrate Nutrition Month 2026 and Nourish to Flourish

    Celebrate Nutrition Month 2026 and Nourish to Flourish

    At the Hamilton Family Health Team, we believe that nutrition should feel practical, enjoyable, and accessible; not overwhelming. Whether you’re managing a health condition, feeding a busy family, stretching your grocery budget, or simply wanting new ideas, we’re here to help.

  • Join our ADHD for Adults Workshop

    Join our ADHD for Adults Workshop

    Adults living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or wondering whether they might have it, may often navigate challenges that can feel confusing, overwhelming, or isolating. You are not alone.   Our ADHD for Adults Workshop Series is led by an interprofessional team, offering clarity, community, and practical tools in a supportive environment. This series blends education with everyday strategies, making it both a…

  • Do you need a family doctor? If you live in the Greater Hamilton Area, the Hamilton Family Health Team can help

    Do you need a family doctor? If you live in the Greater Hamilton Area, the Hamilton Family Health Team can help

    PRESS RELEASE – HAMILTON, Ontario (January 26, 2026) – The Hamilton Family Health Team (HFHT) is offering a free service that connects residents of the Greater Hamilton Area to family doctors accepting new patients. This service is part of the Ontario government’s vision of attaching every person in the province to primary care by 2029.…

  • Celebrate National Senior’s Day: HFHT Healthy Aging Workshop Series 

    Celebrate National Senior’s Day: HFHT Healthy Aging Workshop Series 

    We believe that healthy aging isn’t just a goal for October, it is a lifelong journey worth celebrating every day. That’s why we are proud to offer free Healthy Aging Workshop Series, designed for seniors and their caregivers. These are free, one-hour workshops are held in-person across the Greater Hamilton area. 

  • September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day

    September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day

    Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, where we honour the children who never returned home, the survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities. September 30 is also Orange Shirt Day, where we wear orange to show our support for reconciliation and remind us of the enduring truth…

  • Curious about vaccines, supplements, medication and more? Join our new free workshops led by pharmacists

    Curious about vaccines, supplements, medication and more? Join our new free workshops led by pharmacists

    A new series of free educational workshops led by our pharmacy team designed to support you in making informed decisions about your health. Whether you’re navigating a new ADHD diagnosis, trying to understand Ontario’s drug coverage or simply curious about what supplements actually work, these sessions offer practical, evidence-based guidance from trusted healthcare professionals.  

  • Funding Announcement: HFHT and GHHN PCN partners connecting 2,400 more people to team-based primary care in the Greater Hamilton Area

    Funding Announcement: HFHT and GHHN PCN partners connecting 2,400 more people to team-based primary care in the Greater Hamilton Area

    We are excited to announce, together with our Primary Care Network partners within the Greater Hamilton Health Network, we will be working to connect more people to team-based primary care in the L0R postal code area! As part of the province’s $2.1 billion Primary Care Action Plan to connect everyone in Ontario to a publicly funded family…

  • A Tip on Mindful Walking to Manage Stress

    A Tip on Mindful Walking to Manage Stress

    During the walk, learn how mindfulness can reduce stress and enhance emotional well-being through a brief, guided practice led by a local healthcare provider. You will also receive a curated list of free mindfulness resources to explore on their own. In addition, the session will highlight other wellness groups and workshops offered by HFHT that…

  • Five Tips to Manage Political Stress and Uncertainty 

    Five Tips to Manage Political Stress and Uncertainty 

    Political tension and uncertainty affect us all—whether it’s through the constant news cycle, community conversations, or social media scrolls. While we can’t control the headlines, we can control how we care for ourselves and others through it.

  • Celebrating Pride Month: Affirming Care at HFHT

    Celebrating Pride Month: Affirming Care at HFHT

    In honour of Pride, we’re highlighting two free programs: AFFIRM and our Gender-Affirming Care workshop. Both offerings reflect HFHT’s ongoing commitment to equity, accessibility, and patient-centred care.