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Program: Homeless/Outreach/Harm Reduction Program  
Organization: Regent Park Community Health Centre
Phone Numbers: 416-203-4506
Fax: 416-364-0822
Email: info@regentparkchc.org
Website: regentparkchc.org/program/services-and-supports-fo...
Address:
465 Dundas St E
Toronto, ON
M5A 2B2
Intersection: Parliament St and Dundas St E
Location: Toronto (Regent Park)
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible    Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 10am-12noon, 1pm-4pm * Tue 12noon-4pm * call ahead for phone screening
Mon, Wed, Thu 9am-7:30pm * Tue 12noon-7:30pm * Fri 9am-5pm
Service Description: Clinics open to current clients only/no walk ins * safe injection site open * harm reduction supplies given at door * all other programs temporarily closed

Offer homeless, outreach and harm reduction services
 
Consumption Treatment Service - Offer a safe, hygienic environment for people to inject pre-obtained drugs as well as access to harm reduction staff, community health workers, and nurses
 
Harm Reduction Supplies - Distributes harm reduction information and materials, needle exchange supplies and naloxone distribution and supportive referrals
 
Health Card Kiosk and Identification Replacement Clinic - Helps homeless people replace lost, stolen or damaged identification such as health cards, birth certificates, record of landing documents and social insurance number cards * Please check-in with 1st-floor reception for location
 
Sex Workers Women's Drop-in Program - Weekly harm reduction space for women who engage in sex work and/or struggle with drug use
 
Shower and Laundry Program - Daily shower and one load of laundry per week * staff available to help with information and referral to other services
 
Street Outreach - Outreach worker connects with homeless people and assists with housing issues, income supports, medical referrals, access to harm reduction supplies, support to deal with alcohol and drug use * free walk in counselling for the homeless where they speak with a counsellor every Wednesday from 9:30am - 11:30am, first come first serve
 
W.O.W (Wednesday One Stop Walk-in) - Clinical care, social work, case management, and housing support
 
Women's Art Afternoon - Weekly art-making group for homeless women * small intake completed 

Fees: Most medical services covered by OHIP * some fees for other programs * dental services - sliding scale
Application: Call or visit * no referral required * appointments required for some programs
Eligibility / Target Population: Persons in catchment area or persons who are homeless
Youth health clinic - youth 14-25 years
Languages: English * Bengali * Somali * Tamil
Area Served:
Toronto (Old Toronto)  
See Also: Addiction Education and Prevention
Safe Injection and Inhalation Supplies
Street Outreach

This information was last completely updated on November 22, 2023

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