Rural Response for Healthy Children continues to deliver support and services during the COVID-19 pandemic.  All staff are working from home and providing support via telephone and virtual programs.  The best way to contact us is via mail@rrhc.on.ca or leave a message at 1-800-479-0716.

Our current services are focused on supporting parents during this time.  The intention is to ease stress in the home so children will thrive.

It is a highly stressful time for parents; employment changes, caring for aging parents, educating children from home and the unknown of the pandemic are new stress factors.

Our team is available to listen, provide tips and connect parents with other community supports to help ease the stress.

Community may help by donating to our “let love go viral” campaign.  All funds remain in Huron County to support our services and the purchase of gift cards for families.  Gift cards are used for gas, purchase of diapers and other items not easily available at food banks and cell phone minutes.

Each month RRHC will post a Community Report to serve as an update as to how services are continuing during the pandemic.
May 2020 Community Report
April 2020 Community Report

Helping Families Engage, Connect and Thrive

Rural Response for Healthy Children acknowledges that our office and the area we support is located on the traditional lands of the Ojibwa Chippewa of the Anishnaabeg group of Indigenous peoples.  Huron County is on territory that is covered by Crown Treaty Number 29, known as the Huron Tract Purchase of 1827.  As a community, we have the responsibility for the stewardship of the land on which we live and work. We recognize and deeply appreciate the Indigenous historic connection to this place and the agreement with the Crown of Canada to peaceably share and care for the resources around the Great Lakes.

To donate to our programs,
please click here for the Canada Helps donation page.