Community Health Services

SPRINT Senior Care provides a range of services and programs for seniors and for their families. Services include home care, counselling transportation, meals, day programs, safety and more. Services are provided at home and in the community at low cost. Caregiver relief, educational resources and support group information is also available.

The South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) is a community-based organization that offers primary health care services and health promotion programs for the community. Their  Chronic Disease Prevention and Management program focuses on chronic disease prevention, management and education for diagnoses such as asthma, COPD and diabetes. Doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, social workers, outreach workers, respiratory therapists, dietitians and chiropodists offer primary health care, counseling, education and social services to residents of our catchment area.

West Park provides specialized rehabilitation, complex continuing and long-term care services, helping individuals manage difficult health challenges like lung disease, diabetes, stroke, amputation and musculoskeletal issues arising from a life-changing event or illness. Some of the programs and services at the West Park include: rehabilitation and community living (helping patients overcome such health challenges as stroke, lung disease, amputation, severe trauma or brain injury through active rehab care and support) and complex continuing care (providing compassionate and respectful chronic care in a warm and therapeutic environment to residents who need longer term medical and nursing care).

This directory provides detailed information about community care services, hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and health facilities, health care professionals and programs available in different regions of Ontario. Information can be accessed by geographical location or alphabetically by the name of health organization, service or program.

The Toronto Acquired Brain Injury Network is a recognized leader and collective voice in acquired brain injury (ABI). The website provides information and resources for individuals living with this medical condition, their family and for health professionals involved in their care. The network is a single point of entry to community-based services and a centralized waiting list and referrals system for inpatient ABI programs in Toronto.

CHIRS is a multi-service agency that provides a broad range of supports to a clientele with diverse and complex needs related to head and brain injury. The website provides access to the Program and Services Guide which lists adult day services, fitness/sports programs, social programs, work alternatives, camping trips and other. Neuro-psychological and neuro-psychiatric services available through CHIRS are also described on the site.

This resource provides individuals who have experienced hearing loss or who are deaf with a list of programs available in Ontario. Listed programs include access to hearing care services (audiology clinics and speech-language pathologists, etc.),communication devices programs and  counselling services. The website provides listings of service locations with their contact information and opening hours.

This directory for stroke survivors and their caregivers is helpful in finding local organizations, community health centres and support groups. It helps to locate programs and services such as home care support, counseling, specialized equipment, therapy, transportation, housing and many others.  Contact information includes websites and additional resources are also listed.

211 is the information and referral service that provides the people of Ontario with reliable information on community and social services.
This site can be used to locate health agencies, health clinics and community health centres in regions and townships of the province. Here you can find information about child care, language classes, job searches, housing, emergency shelters, services for persons with disabilities, home support, legal assistance, financial assistance, and much more.

This website can serve as a starting point for investigating care and housing options available to seniors in Ontario. It helps to choose the right option, contact service providers and discusses aspects that need to be considered before moving to a residential care or a long-term care home. Different government programs within this area are presented, including a Care in Your Home option.

This is a directory of community agencies, social services and Government services in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). This directory can be used to locate health agencies, health services and community health centres in GTA. Here you can find information on services on child care, language classes, job searches, housing, emergency shelters, legal assistance, financial assistance, and more.