TBRHSC TRAUMA PROGRAM
Regional Injury Prevention
Working together to prevent injuries, promote safety and build healthier communities across Northwestern Ontario.
The TBRHSC Trauma Program uses local injury and trauma data to identify priorities, develop evidence-informed prevention initiatives and collaborate with community partners to reduce the frequency, severity and impact of preventable injury.
Our Programs
Injury prevention programming for youth, community members, workplaces and organizations.
Youth Injury Prevention
(YIP / YIP-E)
Interactive, evidence-informed programming for youth in Grades 7–12 that builds knowledge, practical safety skills and confidence to make informed choices.
Learn MoreSTOP THE BLEED®
Hands-on training that teaches participants how to recognize and control life-threatening bleeding before emergency help arrives.
Learn MoreTrauma After Injury
Follow-up Program (TAIFP)
Follow-up support after traumatic injury, including education, phone follow-up and referral pathways designed to support recovery and reduce complications.
Learn MoreHow We Work
Injury prevention is built through evidence, education, collaboration and regional partnerships.
Evidence-Informed
Local injury and trauma data help guide priorities, programs and prevention efforts.
Community Partnerships
We work with health, education, emergency services and community organizations to strengthen prevention.
Education & Training
Programs include practical education, presentations, awareness initiatives and hands-on training.
Regional Reach
Our work supports safer communities across Thunder Bay, Northwestern Ontario and the broader region.
Community Partnerships
Strong partnerships are essential to injury prevention. We collaborate with community organizations, health care, education, emergency services, government, Indigenous organizations and other partners to share expertise, strengthen prevention initiatives and connect people with local resources.
Together, these partnerships help us deliver prevention initiatives that are responsive to local needs and relevant to the communities we serve.
Questions?
Contact the TBRHSC Trauma Program Injury Prevention Leads.