Skip to content

Sunday - Jun 22, 2025 955 Queen St E is closed

Jobs
Programs & Services
Contact Us
Phone
Centre – (416) 461-1925
Clinic – (416) 461-2493

South Riverdale Community Health Centre

Search for:

About Us
Programs & Services
What’s On
Our Publications
Community Engagement
- Community Liaison Committee
- Safer Community Committee
Contact Us
Centre – (416) 461-1925
Clinic – (416) 461-2493
Donate

Oakridge Harm Reduction & Health Hub – East Toronto Outreach Project

Location

52 Cataraqui Crescent
Scarborough
ON

Next Event

No upcoming events

Loading Map…

Oakridge Harm Reduction & Health Hub – East Toronto Outreach Project
52 Cataraqui Crescent - Scarborough
Events

43.70177 -79.279194

Upcoming Events

No events in this location

Post navigation

Warden Woods Community Hub

955 Queen Street East

KeepSIX Consumption and Treatment Service Closed Its Doors on March 21, 2025
Moccasin Making: Building Community and Connection through Harm Reduction
Diabetes Eye Screening Program: Sight-Saving Healthcare for All
Hep C Program: Spotlight on Douglas Belanger
Helping People with Chronic Conditions Take Control of Their Well-Being

Programs

Search Our Programs

Newsletter

Sign Up to the Newsletter

Donate

Donate to Us

Location

52 Cataraqui Crescent
Scarborough
ON

Next Event

No upcoming events

Loading Map…

Oakridge Harm Reduction & Health Hub – East Toronto Outreach Project
52 Cataraqui Crescent – Scarborough
Events

43.70177
-79.279194

Our Land Acknowledgement

We at South Riverdale Community Health Centre acknowledge that we work and live on Treaty 13 territory which was established between the Mississaugas of Credit River of the Anishinaabek Nation and the British Crown. We further acknowledge that we are surrounded by treaty 13a, treaty 20 also known as the Williams treaty and treaty 19.

We acknowledge the Wendat and Haudenosaunee people that also occupied this territory. This territory is the subject of the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant. This covenant was created between the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Anishinaabek including allied nations to peaceably share and protect the resources around the Great Lakes.

South Riverdale Community Health Centre acknowledges that we are all treaty people. We shall honour and respect the past in order to move forward carrying the visions of our ancestors.

Miigwech, Niá:wen

Upcoming Events

No events in this location

Privacy Policy
Accountability
Accessibility
Employment
Programs & Services
Site Map
Contact
Donate

955 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M 3P3 | (416) 461-1925 | [email protected] |

Copyright © South Riverdale Community Health Centre 2017–2025

linkedin
instagram
twitter
facebook

We use cookies on our website and if you continue to use this website, we will assume that you consent to our use of cookies. Read more about this in our privacy policy.