Community Drug Strategy Structure

The Community Drug Strategy is committed to having representation of people with lived and living experience, Indigenous representatives and members of other equity denied populations at each level of the Drug Strategy to ensure that there is appropriate and equitable representation for all members of the community.

The Community Drug Strategy structure is comprised of several committees:

Executive Committee
- Co–Chairs:
  - Public Health Sudbury & Districts
  - City of Greater Sudbury
Steering Committee
- Chair:
- Public Health Sudbury & Districts

Indigenous Advisory Committee
People with Lived and Living Experience Advisory Committee
Three (3) Streams:

We encourage and are actively seeking collaboration with community partners and members. If you are interested in joining or learning more about the Community Drug Strategy or an advisory committee, please reach out anytime by filling out our online form.

A diagram demonstrating the structure of the Greater Sudbury Community Drug Strategy

A diagram showing the structure of the Greater Sudbury Community Drug Strategy. The Community Drug Strategy logo is at the centre. Above it, the Steering Committee connects upward to the Executive Committee. To the left, two advisory groups—People with Lived and Living Experience and Indigenous—connect to the centre. Below are three streams: Health Promotion, Substance Use Care, and Wrap-Around Supports. At the bottom are Community Tables, with Provincial and National Tables beneath them. These tables sit outside the core structure and represent external groups where Community Drug Strategy members contribute. All elements are enclosed within a rounded rectangle.

This item was last modified on July 7, 2026