Women and men 16 years + living with HIV/AIDS who require support and are willing to live in a cooperative environment (affordable housing). Must be eligible for rent geared to income housing and able to manage personal finances and medication. Trans positive services, advocacy, social and income support programs, support for food, housing and finances, health care support and programs, recreational and social programs for HIV/AIDS, and research.

Free medical and counselling services; no Ontario Health Insurance required. STI testing and treatment, HIV testing (anonymous/rapid), Hepatitis A and B vaccination, birth control prescriptions on renewals, post abortion check-ups, pap tests, and other gynecological related concerns.

On-site pharmacy. Routine blood work and non-routine test samples – For 18 years +.

The Finch site is an Ambulatory & Urgent Care Centre only*

Addiction and supportive housing services for women 16 to 26 years who are in recovery from serious substance abuse.

Primary health care services, health education, disease prevention, family physicians, nurse practitioners, naturopathy clinic, healthy sex clinic (family planning), doctor on call 24hrs. No Ontario Health Insurance required for general services.

Outreach service which offers support using an individualized model for women dealing with both mental health and substance abuse concerns.

Peer resource centre, drop-in lounge, promotion of safer sex practices and materials, support for victims of violence or sexual assault, info on legal issues surrounding sex trade, referrals to legal and other community services, staffed by current and former sex workers, and peer volunteer opportunities.

(Formerly Toronto East General Hospital)

Procedure takes 3 to 8 minutes, performed under I.V. sedation medication and local anesthesia.

Counsellors share evidence-based info about the safety or risk of drugs (prescription and over the counter), herbal products, chemicals, and disease during everyday exposures while pregnant/breastfeeding.

Focuses on awareness and prevention of eating disorders, food and weight preoccupation, and disordered eating. Provides info and support to those directly or indirectly affected by disordered eating and/or related concerns.

Provides list of hospital based treatment centres across Ontario for women, men, and children who have been sexually assaulted or experienced domestic violence.

Women’s Connection Program @ Roncesvalles & Queen Healthcare: anonymous HIV testing, free flu shot clinic. healthy child screenings, Saturday medical drop-in, asthma education, infant hearing program, chiropody, counselling and therapy (including anger management counselling), diabetes management program, naturopathy, psychiatry, physiotherapy.

(Formerly Princess Margaret Hospital)

Provides timely and professional outpatient alcohol/drug counselling to adolescents, young adults, adults, and families. Assessment, intervention training, and referral services.

Fights for sex workers rights to fair wages, and safe and healthy working conditions. Opposes any law that criminalizes sex workers. Provides health, legal info, and free condoms, as well as, educates service providers and policy makers.

24hr emergency care for men, women and transgendered individuals 12 years + who have been sexually assaulted or experienced intimate partner violence. Crisis intervention, medical care (testing and treatment for STIs, Plan B, and HIV Post-exposure Prophylaxis), forensic care, risk assessment and appropriate safety planning, and referral to community resources.

For men, women, and transgendered individuals who have been sexually assaulted or have experienced intimate partner violence. 24hr emergency response care is available at both locations, crisis intervention, medical care (testing and treatment for STIs, Plan B and HIV Post-exposure Prophylaxis), forensic care, risk assessment and appropriate safety planning, and referral to community resources.

Located in Room 1256 of the Acute Ambulatory Care Unit. 24/7 service for women, men, and trans individuals who are victims/survivors of sexual assault and domestic/intimate partner violence. Counselling for 16+ years, crisis support, assessment and documentation of injuries/assault history, testing and treatment for STIs, emergency contraceptive options, testing for drugs that may have been used to commit the assault, assessment of risk and safety planning, and referral to community resources.

Free service, no Ontario Health Insurance or registration at the Health Centre required. Anonymous HIV testing: standard HIV antibody test (draw blood and send to lab, 2 weeks for results) or rapid HIV antibody test (prick finger, results in minutes). Pre and post-test counselling, free safer sex materials (condoms and lube), harm reduction materials (needles, safer crack use supplies, etc.).