A CTS is a health service where people inject, snort or orally consume pre-obtained drugs in a safe, hygienic and welcoming environment under the supervision of trained staff.
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Consumption and Treatment Service – Moss Park
Overdose prevention and supervised injection services improve public safety by reducing issues such as public injecting and discarded needles.
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.
COUNTERfit Women’s Harm Reduction Program
The Women’s Harm Reduction Program is a trans-inclusive, sex-work positive program for all women who use drugs.
East Toronto Outreach Project (ETOP)
Harm reduction refers to a set of practical strategies aimed at reducing some of the harms caused by the criminalization of people who use drugs. Harm reduction is non-judgemental about drug use and respects the rights of people who use drugs. Services Offered Harm reduction supplies (injection, stems, bowls, chasing the dragon, foils, etc.) Condoms […]
Fixed Site
You can access a range of harm reduction supplies, materials and equipment through the fixed site.
Growing From Grief
A 12-week program for womxn identified folks who have experienced grief due to trauma or loss and want to learn & share coping skills and strategies.
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 […]
Oakridge Health & Harm Reduction Hub
The Oakridge Health and Harm Reduction Hub offers walk-in services for people who use drugs and other substances. Our goal is to improve the health of people who use substances, and better connect local residents with health, social and community services they may benefit from. You do not need a health card, family doctor or […]
Outreach Clinic
This is a walk-in clinic for people who have difficulty accessing health and social services because of drug use, homelessness and/or mental health problems.
Physicians
Description of the service and role(s) Our physicians (MDs) make up a team of family doctors who provide primary care to our clients with services delivered in many different settings, stretching from their own offices, clients’ homes, and other facilities in the community. The role that physicians play at SRCHC is fundamental in the promotion […]
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.
Social Work Support
Social workers provide counselling, case management and advocacy (both systemic and individual) to registered clients in our service area.
Uninsured Care
With a mission to breakdown barriers to service access, SRCHC welcomes non-insured clients.
Urgent Care – Clinical
Urgent care for clients that are not feeling well and want to be seen by a provider the same day is available for registered SRCHC clinical clients only. Clients may be referred to the hospital or a walk-in clinic, if needed.