CSRV17062: Community Profile Report - St. Catherine, Ontario, Canada

This report provides a community profile of St. Catherine, Ontario, examining various aspects relevant to community development and fundraising. It analyzes environmental, physical, economic, human, information, political, and social capital factors within the community. The report highlights the impact of the mining industry, substance abuse issues, and the socio-economic conditions. It also addresses the role of political factors, information resources, and social capital in shaping the community's well-being, particularly concerning health disparities and the challenges faced by individuals with addiction. The report references relevant literature to support its analysis, offering a comprehensive overview of the community's characteristics and challenges.

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Community – People with addiction
Location - St. Catherine in Canada Ontario
ENVIRONMENTAL
CAPITAL
Some of the factors of the
environmental capital that
influences the community
people with addictions
include the contamination,
exposure to the substances
regarding the abuses, the
environmental barriers
towards treatment and the
inequalities among the
community. Furthermore
influence regarding the
substance use of the
behaviours, and the access to
alcohol, tobacco and other
drugs are some of the major
factor in Ontario.
PHYSICAL CAPITAL
Some of the physical capital
that exist in the community
includes the land, rivers and
province of mining. The
community people have the
benefits of the provinces of
mining since Ontario is the
leading mining province of
Canada (Kouyoumdjian et al.,
2016). The physical capital
for the community includes
nickel, copper, zinc and
uranium.
ECONOMIC CAPITAL
Some of the economic capital
found in the community
existing in the region of St.
Catherine in the Ontario f
Canada includes the factors
such as the manufacturing,
agriculture, forestry, mining,
the service industry. The lakes
and the water bodies and the
forests. The economic capital
of the community is the
largest since the GDP of the
community is twice as
compared to that of the
neighbouring states, Quebec
and ore.
HUMAN CAPITAL
The people of the community
who are generally inclined
INFORMATION CAPITAL
The information capital for
the community of Ontario
POLITICAL CAPITAL
Some of the political capital
of the community residing in

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towards different category of
addiction has limited factors
and resources regarding the
human capital. There lies lack
of proper education and
training among the
community group and most of
the people are engaged in
mining belonging from low
income communities. They
are dependable on their
physical labour skills to
sustain their living.
includes one time funding for
the support of the repair, the
renovation and the retrofit of
the existing facilities of the
community. Further
information capital regarding
the rehabilitation services of
the drug and the alcohol
addiction are some of the
factors in the information
capital (Halladay et al., 2018).
The opportunities related to
the community information
capital enhances towards the
support of the activities of the
community people to engage
them in regular life.
St. Catherine in Ontario of
Canada includes the influence
of the politician, the town
chamber of the commerce that
focuses on the building of the
community of the business of
the Elgin port of the state of
the Canada aiming the best
for the community people.
The main focus of the
political capital is to make the
people of the community a
better place with all the
provisions.
SOCIAL CAPITAL
The context regarding the social capital is one of the most attentive factor in the context of the
health of the community people with addiction. It is one of the most essential and important
factor towards the effective understanding of the disparities in the sector of health. Factors such
as health behaviours, mortality, physical and mental health status, violent crimes are related to
the social capital of the community people in the Ontario. These factors tend to affect the short
and the long term heath f the community people raising the question of the well being of their

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family as well.

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Reference
Halladay, J., Fein, A., MacKillop, J., & Munn, C. (2018). PAUSE: The Development and
Implementation of a Novel Brief Intervention Program Targeting Cannabis and
Alcohol Use Among University Students. Canadian Journal of Addiction, 9(2), 34-
42.
Kouyoumdjian, F. G., Kiefer, L., Wobeser, W., Gonzalez, A., & Hwang, S. W. (2016).
Mortality over 12 years of follow-up in people admitted to provincial custody in
Ontario: a retrospective cohort study. CMAJ open, 4(2), E153.