See 2020-2021 Annual Report for more detail.
2021 marks the 35th year of Street Health services in the mid-east region of Toronto. Learn more about Street Health's history and services.
2,725 client visits to the Overdose Prevention Site (OPS) including 600 referrals to health supports and 89 overdoses reversed.
2,000+ harm reducation contacts made in the downtown core by the Community Harm Reduction Response Team.
Over 1,000 drop-by visits by more than 560 clients to access case management support and nurses from the mobile health bus.
36,000+ visits for personal care, hygiene and harm reduction supplies.
Training group for the new drop-in for non-binary people, trans and cis women who are homeless and/or street involved.
Wednesday Night Drop-In with full health and safety protocols in effect.
June 18, 2021 — A protest, memorial and circle took place this week at Toronto City Hall to mark and remember the more than 6,000 individuals across Canada who died due to the toxic drug supply in 2020. Street Health’s Harm Reduction Worker, Ben...
June 10, 2021 — The Works, Toronto Public Health is a partner agency with Street Health. This week they shared resources from NORS - the National Overdose Response Service. "Please see the new promotional posters for the National Overdose Response Service (Formerly the Grenfell...
Carmen has delivered more than 1,000 masks to community groups since the pandemic began. That is a lot of sewing! Street Health is pleased to be a recipient of your efforts. Many thanks Carmen!
Thank you Undergraduate Pharmacy Society at the University of Toronto. Their recent Charity Week raised more than $2,000 for Street Health’s OPS! “As future healthcare providers, we are all very passionate about helping underserved populations and Street Health’s mission resonated amongst the students,” Christina Truong, 2T2 Class Council.