South Riverdale Community Health Centre
At SRCHC, we offer a broad scope of programs and variety of services aimed at improving the health and well-being of Newcomers.
At SRCHC, we offer a broad scope of programs and variety of services aimed at improving the health and well-being of Newcomers.
These programs are delivered through our inter-professional teams, enabling newcomers to receive quality care and social support that they need.
We partner with hospitals, private clinic s, settlement and employment services to address the immediate health and social needs of newcomers across the continuum of care as their needs evolve over time.
Our inter-professional teams mobilize a range of resources and local partnerships as they scale-up and adapt responses to emerging newcomer needs. This ensures that newcomers have the necessary resources they need to feel settled, integrated and healthy.
The MATCH (Midwifery and Toronto Community Health) Program provides complete prenatal, labour, birth and postpartum care with a team of midwives. Midwives are experts in caring for pregnant people and their newborns. The MATCH team can attend your labour and birth at Michael Garron Hospital, The Toronto Birth Centre, or at home. Midwives provide 24 […]
Providing respectful, client-centered, confidential, non-judgmental and inclusive services. The Client Coordinator can assess and assist you TO determine your needs, goals and appropriate resources.
We are a Toronto Central regional initiative led by South Riverdale Community Health Centre. We offer programs for community members living with long term health concerns, their caregivers, as well as their health care providers.
SRCHC in partnership with TDSB established a school clinic that provides Clinical, Care Coordination and Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle choices
SRCHC supports a drop-in Men’s Health program offered every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from 1-3PM at 955 Queen St East.
At SRCHC, social determinants of health framework in its work to promote health.
With a mission to breakdown barriers to service access, SRCHC welcomes non-insured clients.
South Riverdale facilitated welcome clinics to promote coordinated responses to refugee health needs.
Through partnerships, SRCHC also supports community gardens at Dundas and First Nations schools, Blake Elementary School and Easy York Community Centre.