Chinese Diabetes Support Group

An informal environment in which group members can receive support from both peers and DECNET diabetes educators in Chinese Facilitated by diabetes educators 3rd Monday of each month Mandarin 11:00am – 12:00 noon Cantonese: 2:30 – 3:30pm Our diabetes support groups allow individuals to ask, receive and provide support in an informal setting with both […]

COUNTERfit Drug Users’ Memorial Project

The Drug Users’ Memorial Project was established in 2010 as a remembrance, healing and community arts initiative. We created an 8 foot copper flame monument to commemorate community members and loved ones who have died due to the war on drugs.

Diabetes in the Real World Advocacy Group

Diabetes in the Real World Committee (DRW) is a group of community members who meet regularly to raise awareness about issues faced by individuals living with type 2 diabetes. Open to anyone who: Has been impacted by type 2 diabetes Is passionate and would like to make a difference Would like to share experiences, ideas […]

English Diabetes Support Group

An informal environment in which group members can receive support from both peers and DECNET diabetes educators Facilitated by diabetes educators 2nd Monday of each month 11:30am – 12:30pm (Virtual) Our diabetes support groups allow individuals to ask, receive and provide support in an informal setting with both peers and diabetes educators. During the pandemic […]

Mental Health & Diabetes Group

An informal drop-in peer support and diabetes education group that focuses on mental health challenges and managing diabetes Facilitated by diabetes educators 2nd and 4th Monday of each month 2:30–3:30pm (Virtual) Our diabetes support groups allow individuals to ask, receive and provide support in an informal setting with both peers and diabetes educators. During the […]

Self-Management

Choose Health Toronto Central is a regional initiative led by SRCHC. We offer programs for community members living with long-term health concerns, their caregivers, as well as their health care providers.