Welcome to South Riverdale Community Health Centre
We’re here to help our community by providing connection and improving people’s lives. Whether you're looking for access to health care, community supports, or a safe place to turn, we’re here for you.
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About SRCHC
South Riverdale Community Health Centre is a community-based health care organization with multiple locations across East Toronto. Our programs and services are available for people in our community who need support. Our collaborative team of health care providers, community workers, social workers, and health promoters are dedicated to supporting your health and well-being. We’re here to walk alongside you – no matter where you start. Learn how.
More about SRCHCFind the support you need
Everyone has the right to access compassionate care, no matter their situation. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing a wide range of free health services and community programs and supports. Choose the area of care that best fits your needs, and we’ll help guide you to the right place.
Explore all our programs and services
Not sure where to begin? Our full list of programs and services is a good place to explore. You’ll find details on what we offer, who it’s for, and how to get in touch.
Learn moreSpotlight Programs
Walk-In Wellness Hub
Located at Cataraqui Recreation Centre (52 Cataraqui Crescent), the Oakridge Health and Harm Reduction Hub provides walk-in services for people who use drugs. The hub offers a welcoming, low-barrier space
Learn moreTrauma-Informed Programming
Rooted in harm reduction, mental wellness, and recovery-oriented care, our programming supports community connection, skill-building, independence, and self-defined recovery for individuals experiencing mental health challenges or substance use.
Learn moreSystem Navigation
Our social workers support clients with a range of concerns, including mental health challenges, current or past substance use, family and relationship stress, and chronic health conditions. They can also
Learn moreSupply Distribution & Disposal
We provide harm reduction supplies, safer drug use education, naloxone distribution, and overdose response training. Our team offers information and referrals to a variety of in-house and external services and
Learn moreMoss Park Consumption & Treatment Services
Our Moss Park Consumption & Treatment Services site offers many services where people can use drugs they have obtained in a controlled environment, including sterile supplies, overdose response, naloxone training,
Learn moreMobile Outreach
People who use drugs often face stigma and discrimination, which can lead to social isolation. Hidden homelessness, along with limited access to food and healthcare, are also common challenges. The
Learn moreHepatitis C Virus Care
This innovative, community-based, and client-centred collaborative care model offers liver wellness education, as well as Hepatitis C (Hep C) testing and treatment, for individuals living with or at risk of
Learn moreHART Hub
The East Toronto Homeless and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub provides low-barrier, evidence-based healthcare, social services, and housing support to individuals who actively use drugs or who intend to stop.
Learn moreHarmony Hall Seniors Transportation
Available to seniors 55+ and adults with disabilities living within East York (Eglinton Ave. to Danforth Ave., and Bayview Ave. to Victoria Park Ave.).
Learn moreToronto Diabetes Care Connect (TDCC)
Toronto Diabetes Care Connect (TDCC), a program of South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) operates the Toronto Central Referral Service, a central intake for people living with or at risk
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How we’re working together as a community
We’re proud to call East Toronto home. From local partnerships to community events, we’re always exploring new ways to build a healthier, stronger, more connected and inclusive community.
Learn moreWhat people are saying
“When everyone is busy in the kitchen, working together, all of Harmony Community Food Centre smells delicious.”
Sarah Clement
Harmony CFC Health Promoter
Harmony CFC Health Promoter
“The seniors’ ukulele group keeps my mind active while I learn a new skill and have fun. I come to play and connect with people who are now my friends.”
SRCHC Seniors’ Ukulele Group Member
“When people are supported to increase control over their own health and well-being, they improve their health outcomes.”
Shirley Cheng-Kerr
SRCHC Health Promoter
SRCHC Health Promoter
Our 2024 Annual Report
Explore how our community health programs created impact this year. Read the full annual report to learn stories, outcomes, and the work ahead together today.
Visit websiteWhat’s new at SRCHC
From program updates to community news, find out what we’ve been up to lately.
January 28, 2026
RN Profile: Keren Elumir
RN Keren Elumir provides care at Toronto’s Moss Park Consumption and Treatment Service. On a typical day, she responds to overdoses, offers primary care
November 26, 2025
Connecting communities to care: SRCHC’s new mobile health clinic hits the road
For nearly 50 years, South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) has been meeting people where they are — breaking down barriers to bring care
November 26, 2025
Expanding Access to Compassionate Early Pregnancy Care
The MATCH (Midwifery and Toronto Community Health) Program at South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) is helping reshape perinatal care in Toronto, demonstrating what’s possible when