NOTE: Services will likely be impacted in response to COVID-19. Please contact any service prior to visiting in person.
Sherbourne Health
- Description
- COVID19
- Primary care and clinical services, Mon-Fri 9 am- 5pm, priority to urgent care, not accepting new clients
- select appointments with mental health counsellors, dietitians and SOY youth resource workers via telephone where possible
- all community groups and drop-ins cancelled until further notice
- Hep C group members should connect with staff by phone when possible at 416-324-4100, can access food, honorariums and check-ins Wed 10 am-12 pm, Harm Reduction supplies Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm available in the parking lot from a self serve cart
- Mental Health Services not accepting new clients
- Acute Respite Care (ARC) only accepting referrals from community and hospital providers, no self-referrals
- Health Bus and Inter-professional Primary Care services suspended
Family Health Team and Community Programs- primary health care services
- community Diabetes and Hepatitis C education, support and treatment
- no Ontario Health Insurance required for general services
- counselling for persons who have experienced trauma
- specialized counselling for target populations
- walk-in counselling
- primary care
- drop-in clinic for registered clients
- naturopathic clinic for persons with HIV/AIDS
- transition related surgery information and referrals
- support groups
- training for health care providers, guidelines and protocols for Trans Care
- drop-in clinic and support for homeless and street-involved women
- light breakfast, mental health and primary care support
LGBTQ Parenting Network -- lgbtqpn.ca -- resources, information and support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer parents, prospective parents and their families
Rainbow Health Ontario -- www.rainbowhealthontario.ca- health promotion and capacity building initiatives to advance health care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer people
- education
- policy advocacy
- resource database
- directory of health and social service providers for LGBTQ persons
- Eligibility
- Focus on persons who are underhoused, homeless or have a low income * persons who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or queer (LGBTQ) * newcomers to Canada
Residency Requirements: City of Toronto - Application Process
- Self referral or referral by agencies
* appointment required for all primary health care services
- Office
- 416-324-4100
- Medical appointments
- 416-324-4180
- Mental health intake
- 416-324-4109
- Website
- Visit Website
- info@sherbourne.on.ca
- Languages
- English, Other - Language Line Services provides access to service in over 150 languages
- Fees
- None, but clients who have valid OHIP cards should bring them to appointments
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible -- call for details
- Topic(s)
- Food - Community meals
- Homelessness - Community meals
- Homelessness - Homeless health programs
- Homelessness - Homeless shelters
- Audience-Specific - LGBTQ+
- Child / Family Services - Pregnancy/Postnatal
- Health Care - Community health centres
- Health Care - Homeless health programs
- Health Care - Pregnancy/Postnatal
- Agency Information
- View Agency Profile
- Copyright
- Findhelp Information Services
- Last Updated On
- October 13, 2020
- Address
- 333 Sherbourne St
Toronto, ON, M5A 2S5
Intersection: Sherbourne St and Carlton St;
Sherbourne Health Site Location: Sherbourne Health
Open in Google Maps - Hours of Operation
- COVID-19 -- Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm
- Service Area(s)
- Toronto
