Terms of Use
These neutral terms are provided for organizational and legal review before public launch.
Informational purpose
The website provides general information about Family Navigation Project and navigation services. Content is not a substitute for advice from a regulated healthcare professional or other qualified provider.
No medical advice
The website does not diagnose, treat, counsel, prescribe, or provide medical advice. Decisions about health and care should be made with appropriate qualified professionals.
No emergency or crisis service
FNP is not a crisis response service. In a medical emergency, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department. If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, call or text 9-8-8.
Service availability
Information about eligibility, geographic coverage, hours, capacity, response times, and available supports may change. Contact FNP to confirm current service information.
External links
External links are provided for convenience. They require an internet connection and lead to third-party websites that FNP does not control. Their content, availability, security, accessibility, and privacy practices may differ.
Intellectual property
Website content, trademarks, photographs, and other materials may be protected by intellectual property rights. Ownership, permissions, and permitted uses must be confirmed before public release.
Acceptable website use
Visitors should not interfere with website operation, attempt unauthorized access, misuse contact information, infringe rights, or use the site in an unlawful or harmful way.
Privacy
Review the Privacy notice for the static site’s current practices. Do not include urgent, crisis, or highly sensitive personal health information in ordinary email.
Limitation language requiring approval
No limitation of liability or disclaimer wording is final in this draft. Qualified legal counsel must approve any limitation language and ensure it is appropriate, clear, enforceable, and consistent with applicable duties.
Ontario and Canadian governing-law review
Qualified legal counsel must confirm the appropriate legal entity, jurisdiction, governing law, venue, consumer and healthcare obligations, accessibility requirements, and dispute terms before publication.
