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Community Opioid Addiction Program

The Community Opioid Addiction Program (COAP) is designed to improve the health, social outcomes and quality of life of people with opioid addictions by offering both direct client services and community education.

Goals & Objectives

The goals and objectives of the Community Opioid Addiction Program include, but are not limited to: improved health, social outcomes and quality of life for individuals with opioid addictions and pregnant and parenting women with addictions; increase availability and appropriateness of services specifically targeted at people with opioid addictions and pregnant and parenting women with addictions; and reduced involvement with the criminal justice system.

Other goals and objectives include:

Is This Program For Me?

What We Offer

The Community Opioid Addiction Program provides a confidential, client-centered, harm reduction, community-based approach to working with individuals who have current or historic use of opioids and/or opioid substitution therapies such as methadone, suboxone and/or sublocade.


The program provides client services in diverse community spaces across Thames Valley. Services include assessment, treatment planning, case management, withdrawal management support and community treatment. We support individuals with a range of goals including abstinence, moderation and/or harm reduction and assist individuals in any stage of change. The program provides a priority emphasis on individuals who face barriers to accessing treatment, women who are pregnant or parenting, youth and people living with HIV/AIDS or Hepatitis C.

How Do I Get An Appointment?

Who Can Make A Referral?

Community Education Information

COAP staff members are available for speaking engagements or educational events. Please contact us to see if we can meet your needs or provide suggestions about other agencies that may better suit you. We also have a number of educational materials related to opioids and opioid substitution therapy that are available to both clients and community members.

Locations

200 Queens Ave | 2nd Floor
London, ON

10 Mondamin St
St. Thomas, ON

153 Main St
West Lorne, ON

424 Talbot St. West
Aylmer, ON

522 Peel St
Woodstock, ON

21 Richmond St
Strathroy, ON

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