October 3, 2025, KENORA, ON – The All Nations Health Partners Ontario Health Team (ANHP OHT) is proud to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website, now live at anhp.net. Built to serve patients, families, health providers, and community partners across the Kenora region, the new site offers a modern, responsive design and a wealth of easy-to-access information about local health services and collaborative initiatives.
The refreshed website reflects the ANHP OHT commitment to improving access to care and strengthening partnerships across the region. Visitors will find:
Comprehensive Information – Up-to-date details on programs, working groups, reports, and initiatives to help residents navigate available services and understand ANHP’s role in improving health outcomes.
Improved Navigation – Simplified menus and clear pathways to key resources, making it easier for patients and partners to find what they need quickly.
Mobile-Friendly, Responsive Design – A clean, user-friendly interface that works seamlessly on phones, tablets, and desktop computers.
Community-Focused Updates – News, events, and progress reports highlighting ANHP’s ongoing work to connect more people with primary care and culturally safe services.
“This new site is more than just a fresh look — it’s a tool to keep our communities informed and engaged,” said Colleen Neil, Executive Lead for the ANHP OHT. “Whether you’re looking for a primary care provider, interested in our working groups, or simply want to learn how ANHP is improving health care access, everything is now easier to find and explore.”
The launch of the new anhp.net underscores the ANHP OHT mission to build a coordinated, culturally inclusive health system that meets the needs of everyone in the Kenora area, including Indigenous and non-Indigenous residents.
Visit the new website today at anhp.net to explore services, resources, and the latest updates on the ANHP OHT’s work to create a healthier future for all.
About the ANHP OHT
The All Nations Health Partners Ontario Health Team, created in ceremony in 2017, includes Indigenous, municipal and health care leaders, working towards implementing a new model of organizing and delivering health care that better connects patients and providers in their communities to improve patient outcomes. In 2019, the ANHP OHT became one of the first Ontario Health Teams (OHTs), as well as the first from the North, the smallest, and the only team with full Indigenous and community partners.
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Media Contact:
Lincoln Dunn
Communications Specialist
All Nations Health Partners Ontario Health Team
807-468-9861 ext: 2527
communications@anhp.net
www.anhp.net
