See 2019-2020 Annual Report for more detail.
7,000+ harm reducation contacts made in the downtown core by the Community Harm Reduction Response Team.
37% increase in harm reduction drop-in participation (5,500 visits) providing education and support.
3,100 client visits to the Overdose Prevention Site (OPS) including 614 referrals to health supports.
30% increase in the number of clients requesting identifcation service (1,200 pieces of ID processed).
1,050 drop-by visits at seven community locations, during evening and weekend hours, to access case management support through the mobile health bus.
Weathered campaign highlights the urgent need for overdose prevention with a community photo exhibit and videos Yonge & Dundas. Thank you Twenty/Twenty Arts.
Each week community volunteers support harm reduction kit assembly and their discussions inspire the creation of eye-catching harm reduction stickers!
October 30, 2020 — Street Health is currently recruiting new members to participate on the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is a volunteer community board. If you are interested in community health initiatives, governance and making a positive impact in the lives...
October 22, 2020 — Street Health's fall newsletter provides an introduction to the new Safer Opioid Supply (SOS) pilot program. As well, it includes a HUGE thank you to everyone who has contributed to maintaining Street Health's services during COVID-19.
During these months of COVID-19, Street Health has been fortunate to receive donations of reusable face masks, which are required for accessing services and support client well being.
Carmen (with partner Leslie) and Ching Mei (left) are just two of our dedicated mask creators who have helped ensure masks are available for all. Many thanks from the clients and staff of Street Health.