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The South Riverdale Community Health Centre offers several health services. Priority is given to new immigrants, Chinese communities, young children and their families, women, seniors, persons without the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP), homeless individuals, and those with drug or mental health issues. They serve Mortimer Ave to LAkeshore Blvd and Don Valley Parkway to Coxwell Ave. Read more...

The Women’s Health in Women’s Hands Community Health Centre (WHIWH) serves women 16+ from African, Black, Caribbean, Latin American, and South American communities. All services are free of charge except for birth control and orthotics. Read more...

Sherbourne Health offers primary health services for homeless/under-housed individuals, newcomers, and individuals in the LGBTQ+ community. They serve the Bloor St E to Lake Ontario communities and Yonge St to Don River. Read more...

The Regent Park Community Health Centre (RPCHC) supports the people who live and work in the area to improve the health and well being of the community. They offer a wide range of services and programs to all who are in need and meet the selected criteria. The RPCHC offers services and programs that are tailored to the various needs Read more...

The Queen West – Central Toronto Community Health Centre provides medical services to those without the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). They are open for appointments before 9 AM and after 4 PM. Their Shout Clinic serves homeless and street-involved youth 16-24. There is no catchment area restrictions for homeless or under-housed people, or for dental or harm reduction services. Read more...

The East End Community Health Centre provides services for primary care, health promotion, and disease prevention. Proof of address is required. They serve the Danforth Ave area to Lake Ontario, Greenwood Ave to Victoria Park Ave. They also serve O’Connor Dr/St. Clair Ave to Danforth Ave. Coxwell Ave to Victoria Park Ave. Read more...

The Anne Johnston Health Station offers health and social care programs that include primary healthcare services, health promotion and prevention programs, attendant care and personal support and community development initiatives. They serve youth 13-26 and seniors 55+ in catchment areas and people with disabilities who live in Toronto. Read more...

The TAIBU Community Health Centre serves the Black community in the GTA and al residents within the catchment area. They offer a variety of health care services. Read more...