ORGANIZATIONS A⁠–⁠Z

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Settlement-focused health care for immigrants and refugees, Toronto-wide. Current priority postal areas: M6J, M5V, M6N, M4C, M3C.

Community organization

Mental health and addiction supports for Black and racialized communities in the GTA, including culturally grounded case management and community support.

Phone or online service

National sexual and reproductive health information and referral service. Not a Toronto clinic; provides information, navigation, and referrals by phone and online.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Closed. AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT) closed permanently on March 31, 2026, after 42 years of service. For related support, see Women's Health in Women's Hands CHC and HQ Toronto in this directory.

Education, support, and advocacy for people living with HIV and AIDS.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Indigenous-led care for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people and their families, Toronto-wide. No geographic catchment.

Community organization

A neighbourhood community centre in east Toronto with family programs, prenatal and postnatal groups, and EarlyON child and family centres.

Phone or online service

A free, province-wide crisis and support line for women experiencing abuse. Offers confidential counselling, safety planning, information, and referrals, 24 hours a day, in many languages.

Community organization

Resources, support, and advocacy to combat sexual exploitation and gender-based violence.

Standalone clinic

Legal aid and counseling for survivors of gender-based violence.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Standalone clinic

Sexual health clinic offering birth control and sexual health services. Its site says HIV testing here is done anonymously, by appointment, with a rapid test or a standard test.

Community organization

A charity offering free doula support and perinatal programs for people facing barriers to care in Toronto, including people without insurance or status.

Community Health Centre

Serves the Jane and Finch area, from Steeles Avenue to Wilson Avenue, and Keele Street to the Humber River, from two sites located in local malls.

Standalone clinic

Free, confidential HIV care for uninsured individuals in Toronto.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

BREATHE Midwives is a midwifery practice in Etobicoke that centres Black reproductive and infant health. It offers prenatal and postpartum care, plus sexual and reproductive health support and feeding help, including care at home.

Community Health Centre

Newcomer health care for refugees and people without health insurance, based in Scarborough. Serves Toronto-wide, with no strict geographic catchment.

Community organization

Trauma therapy, mental health support, and legal advocacy for survivors of torture, war, genocide, and crimes against humanity.

Phone or online service

Confidential, 24/7 service connecting survivors to support.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Specialized program

Info, referrals, and support for refugee claimants, including shelter, health, legal, and social services.

Community organization

Community support organization focused on caregivers, with education and peer connection that may help newcomer caregivers understand local systems and reduce isolation.

Phone or online service

A streamlined homecare referral system connecting patients, healthcare providers, and services.

Community organization

Canada's source for HIV and hepatitis C information.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Multi-service agency serving Spanish-speaking and Latin American communities, with supports across settlement, legal, violence response, employment, and basic needs.

Community Health Centre

Francophone service for French-speaking people living, working, studying, or visiting in the GTA, with sites downtown and in North York. No strict geographic catchment.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Helps young people up to age 25 in Ontario who came to Canada as children and have precarious or no immigration status. Offers free, confidential legal information, advice, referrals, and representation to help regularize status, and connects them to education and health services. Intake is by phone or email; no walk-ins.

Standalone clinic

Specialized healthcare clinic for children.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Online resource

Pregnancy and newborn information in English and Spanish for people in Ontario without OHIP or with limited health coverage. Includes downloadable guides and a community resource map. The clinic no longer provides in-person care.

Advocacy network

A faith-based awareness and advocacy network (run by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto) that works to end the exploitation of people, especially migrant workers, through education and campaigns. It is not a direct service for individuals. To report or get help with trafficking, call Ontario's anti-trafficking line at 1-833-999-9211.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Serves the High Park, Bloor West, and Dundas West area, from St. Clair Avenue West to the lake, and the Roncesvalles rail corridor to the Humber River.

Community organization

A downtown Toronto midwifery practice on Bloor Street West. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or St. Michael's Hospital.

Community organization

Shelter, support, and services for homeless youth.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Standalone clinic

Hospital-based clinic offering primary care for newly arrived refugees and refugee claimants.

Community organization

Helping locate nearby food banks across the Greater Toronto Area.

Community Health Centre

Serves the Davenport and Bloor West area, from Lavender Road to Bloor Street West, and Bathurst Street to the rail corridor.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

A Scarborough midwifery practice. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or a Scarborough Health Network hospital.

Standalone clinic

Family-centered care with a focus on accessibility for immigrant and refugee populations.

Community organization

Personalized abortion doula support available before, during, and after procedures.

Public health clinic network

Regional public health unit operating sexual health clinics at multiple locations across the region. Clinic addresses, hours, and booking rules are on the region’s website.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Serves Toronto's east end, from O'Connor Drive to Lake Ontario.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Advocacy network

Resources, education, and advocacy to end female genital mutilation/cutting.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Support services for newcomers, including healthcare navigation, legal assistance, and community resources.

Specialized program

Connecting newcomers living with HIV to care and support.

Community organization

Dental care for under-insured and uninsured individuals.

Community Health Centre

Serves Flemingdon Park and the Thorncliffe and Don Mills area, from Steeles Avenue to O'Connor Drive, and Bayview Avenue to Victoria Park Avenue.

Community organization

Improving FGM/C healthcare access, awareness, and support.

Specialized program

Cooking workshops to build skills, strengthen connections, and share meals in Toronto.

Community organization

A community mental-health centre affiliated with SickKids: infant, child, youth, and family mental-health programs, including perinatal and early-years services, plus EarlyON centres.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Standalone clinic

Free medication abortion services available in-person, virtually, or by phone.

Public health clinic network

Regional public health unit operating sexual health clinics at multiple locations across the region. Clinic addresses, hours, and booking rules are on the region’s website.

Standalone clinic

Sexual and reproductive health services, including abortion care, in a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Has a Men's Clinic (STI and HIV testing and counselling) and a Women's Clinic (also birth control, pregnancy testing, and abortion referrals); trans clients can attend whichever clinic they are most comfortable in.

Online resource — Newborn OHIP Denial Reporting Form

For people supporting a birth parent whose newborn was denied OHIP at a hospital or ServiceOntario. Use HNUC's form to report what happened. Your name and contact information are optional. Do not include names, dates of birth or other identifying details about the parent or baby.

Standalone clinic

Free legal services for people living with HIV and AIDS in Ontario.

Community organization

Essential household items for newcomers looking for a fresh start.

Hospital program

Outpatient breastfeeding and infant-feeding clinics run by Toronto hospitals. Each clinic has its own referral and booking process. Check the program details below.

Standalone clinic

HQ serves cis men who have sex with men, Two-Spirit people, trans people, and non-binary people who were assigned male at birth. Its site says a range of services is offered without needing an appointment.

Community organization

Refugee-friendly food bank offering food pick-up and delivery for low-income families in need.

Community organization

Sexual health clinic serving immigrant, refugee, and marginalized clients in Toronto.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

A centre for pregnant and parenting young people (13 to 25) in downtown Toronto. Counselling, practical support, health and parenting programs, and help with school and housing.

Community organization

Legal information and advice for people under 18 across Ontario, and for homeless young people under 25. Additional legal services depend on eligibility.

Community organization

Filipino-led settlement and community agency offering support with settlement, employment, legal referrals, youth/family issues, and navigation across multiple Toronto sites.

Community organization

A central Toronto midwifery practice on College Street. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or St. Joseph's Health Centre.

Phone or online service

Volunteer-led breastfeeding support: free peer help by phone and online, and local group meetings, including Toronto groups.

Community Health Centre

Serves Etobicoke Lakeshore and east Mississauga. Expanded catchment for uninsured people without status and people seeking gender-affirming care.

Community organization

A community agency offering mental-health, developmental, and family services across Toronto, including early-years programs and EarlyON centres.

Specialized program

A neighbourhood food program at 49 Mabelle Ave, run by Islington United Church. Provides low-barrier food access and community connection in the Mabelle area.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Specialized program

Supports newcomers facing mental health and settlement challenges in Toronto.

Community organization

Support, resources, advocacy, and community for sex workers in Toronto.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Settlement services, employment and language training, mental health counselling, and support for survivors of human trafficking.

Community organization

An Etobicoke midwifery practice. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or St. Joseph's Health Centre.

Community organization

A long-running midwifery practice in Bloor West. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or Mount Sinai Hospital.

Community organization

Migrant Resource Centre Canada supports migrants, including people with precarious status, on issues that cross immigration, work, and basic needs. Offers information, referrals, and support.

Community organization

A Black-led organization offering doula support and perinatal programs for Black families in the Greater Toronto Area.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Practical resource

Comprehensive resources for people making refugee claims in Canada.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

An Indigenous-led agency serving First Nations, Métis, and Inuit families in Toronto: culturally grounded family programs, early-years services, and Indigenous-led EarlyON centres.

Community organization

Culturally sensitive, trauma-informed mental health care for newcomers covered under IFHP.

Community organization

A shelter and support organization for women and children facing violence, poverty, or homelessness. Offers emergency housing, safety planning, and gender-based violence support.

Community organization

Support for immigrant and refugee women with settlement, employment, and language services.

Community organization

Community food bank serving local residents who need emergency food support. Call or check eligibility and distribution hours before referring.

Community organization

Women’s community centre offering short-term peer support, resource navigation, groups, and referrals. Its staff are not counsellors or therapists, and it is not a crisis service.

Community organization

A French-language organization (since 1995) that supports women aged 16+ in the GTA and Halton-Peel affected by violence. Offers free, confidential counselling, accompaniment, transitional and housing support, family-court support, and a group for newly arrived refugee and immigrant women. Provincial support line (Fem'aide): 1-877-336-2433.

Community organization

Provincial umbrella organization for immigrant and refugee-serving agencies. Best used for sector information, policy resources, and referrals rather than direct case management.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Phone or online service

Ontario's Pregnancy and Infant Loss Network (based at Sunnybrook): free peer support, groups, and resources for families after the loss of a pregnancy or a baby.

Community organization

Free group program where parents and babies learn rhymes, songs, and stories together. A gentle way to bond, support early language, and meet other parents.

Community organization

A neighbourhood food bank providing emergency food in Parkdale and nearby areas.

Community organization

Community legal clinic serving low-income residents in its catchment, with support in areas such as immigration, housing, workers’ rights, and income security.

Community organization

Settlement agency supporting immigrants and refugees with orientation, language, employment, and community integration services, especially in the Parkdale area.

Community Health Centre

Serves Parkdale, Queen West, and Roncesvalles. Priority populations include newcomers, Indigenous and racialized communities, and 2SLGBTQ+ people. Uninsured clients may have an expanded catchment to Dupont Avenue.

Public health clinic network

Regional public health unit operating sexual health clinics at multiple locations across the region. Clinic addresses, hours, and booking rules are on the region’s website.

Community Health Centre

Youth-focused sexual and reproductive health care for people aged 13–29 in Toronto, or outside Toronto if they do not have a health card.

Community organization

Safe space for 2SLGBTQI+ newcomers to connect, learn, and grow.

Community organization

Safety, support, and shelter for women and children escaping domestic violence.

Community Health Centre

Serves Regent Park, Moss Park, and Rivertowne as its core catchment, with a broader downtown-east service area from Bloor Street to the lake, and the Don River to Yonge Street.

Community Health Centre

Serves North Etobicoke, postal codes M9W, M9R, M9V, and part of M9P. Also offers a French Language Services program.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

An east Toronto midwifery practice serving the Riverdale area. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or St. Michael's Hospital.

Community organization

Anti-violence, employment, training, and digital literacy programs for immigrant women.

Community organization

Supports refugee claimants with transitional housing, settlement help, and community connection. Focused on newly arrived families and people early in their refugee claim.

Standalone clinic

Family medicine, walk-in services, and PrEP consultations, accepting OHIP, UHIP, and IFHP.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Serves Scarborough and nearby areas at three sites. Uninsured people, pregnant or postpartum clients, and families registering a child under four should call ahead.

Phone or online service

Quick medical care for non-life-threatening conditions that require immediate attention.

Community organization

Employment support, counseling, food security, settlement services, and community programs.

Community organization

Indigenous-led midwifery practice. Offers prenatal, birth, and after-birth care, with culturally grounded care for Indigenous families and others. Like all Ontario midwives, care is free for Ontario residents even without OHIP. Births at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or Sunnybrook.

Hospital program

Specialized care for individuals who have experienced sexual assault or domestic violence, provided free of charge regardless of coverage or status.

Community organization

Helping survivors of abuse move safely with referral-based support.

Hospital program

A downtown Toronto hospital. Its perinatal mental-health program supports people with mood and anxiety concerns during pregnancy and after birth.

Community organization

24/7 safe haven, meals, support, healthcare, and resources for marginalized women and gender-diverse people.

Community organization

Support for racialized children with disabilities and their families through hospital support, accessibility funds, service navigation, and inclusive activities in over 10 languages.

Standalone clinic

Legal aid, education, and advocacy for low-income South Asians.

Community organization

Community-led employment and settlement support for immigrant women in Oakridge and Crescent Town. Offers help with job searches and connections to community services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Serves the South Riverdale and Leslieville area, from O'Connor Drive to Lake Shore Boulevard East, and Coxwell Avenue to the Don Valley Parkway.

Community Health Centre

Serves the M8Y, M8W, and M8Z postal code areas of south Etobicoke.

Community organization

A child and youth mental-health agency in east Toronto offering free counselling and family support from birth to age 29, including support for new parents.

Community organization

Support Enhance Access Service Centre (since 1986) is a settlement and family-services agency for newcomers, with special attention to Chinese, Vietnamese, and Filipino communities. Offers settlement help, counselling, interpretation, employment support, and programs for youth, seniors, and young children.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community Health Centre

Black-focused care serving Black communities across the Greater Toronto Area and the Malvern catchment area in Scarborough.

Community organization

Community centre serving 2SLGBTQ+ communities in Toronto, offering community programs, services, and advocacy.

Specialized program

Support for immigrant seniors with culturally and socially enriching activities, including wellness, writing, technology training, and social events.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

An adult education and community centre offering language classes, citizenship preparation, and community programs for newcomers. Located at Loretto College, 70 St Mary St.

Standalone clinic

An East York and Don Mills midwifery practice. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or Michael Garron Hospital.

Community organization

Helps newcomers and families with settlement, health, and community programs, including support for pregnant newcomers and new mothers.

Community organization

Mental health support for South Asian communities, addressing unique cultural and systemic barriers.

Standalone clinic

Accessible HIV care, PrEP, and support.

Community organization

Student and community advocacy collective focused on access to education and supports for students with precarious or no immigration status.

Community organization

Faith-based social service agency providing meals, shelter, health care, children’s programs, and practical supports for people facing poverty or homelessness.

Community organization

A community food centre offering food access, community meals, gardens, and advocacy in the Davenport area.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Standalone clinic

Flexible, no-waitlist therapy to help heal emotional wounds and improve well-being.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Community birth centre for people in the care of an affiliated Toronto midwife who expect a low-risk birth and live in Ontario. A home-like place to give birth outside hospital. Free for Ontario residents in midwifery care, but not funded for visitors to Ontario.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Financial assistance for medical items, services, and funeral expenses in Toronto.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Specialized program

Access to education for students with precarious status.

Community organization

A volunteer association for families expecting or raising twins, triplets, and more: peer support, practical resources, and parent meet-ups in Toronto.

Public health clinic network

Toronto's public health unit. For new families it runs free home visiting (Healthy Babies Healthy Children), breastfeeding clinics, and an infant-feeding phone line. No OHIP is required.

Practical resource

Schedule appointments for public health services, such as vaccinations.

Public health clinic

Free and confidential sexual health care without a referral or health card for eligible users. Services include STI and HIV testing and treatment, pregnancy testing, birth control counselling, emergency contraception, IUD care, condoms, and selected vaccines. Appointments are currently required.

Practical resource

Toronto's public library system. Free baby and family programs (including Baby Time early-literacy circles) run at branches across the city. No library card or OHIP is needed to attend.

Community organization

A Scarborough midwifery practice. Births take place at home, the Toronto Birth Centre, or a Scarborough Health Network hospital.

Community Health Centre

Serves northwest Toronto, from Steeles Avenue to St. Clair Avenue West, and Bathurst Street to Keele Street and the Humber River.

Community Health Centre

Serves western and northern York Region, with sites in Vaughan and Keswick. Priority populations include newcomers and people without health insurance, among others.

Community organization

Refugee-friendly food bank providing 7+ days of nutritious food at each visit for each family member.

Community Health Centre

Serves people living with physical disabilities from anywhere in the GTA. Located on Yonge Street, with no set geographic catchment for this population.

Community organization

Crisis support and services for individuals who have experienced trauma or violence in the Region of Peel.

Community Health Centre

WellFort offers free health services at its community health centres in Bramalea and Malton. You do not need a referral. Its priority groups include newcomers with or without OHIP, and people without OHIP who live permanently in Ontario. Contact the centre serving your area to ask about receiving care.

Community organization

West End Midwives serves Rexdale, Etobicoke, and west Toronto with prenatal, birth, and postpartum care. Births take place at home, Etobicoke General (William Osler), or Humber River Hospital. Midwives speak several languages, including Spanish, French, Farsi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Hindi, and Vietnamese. Midwifery care is free for people who live in Ontario, even without OHIP, but not for visitors or study-permit students. Call early in pregnancy.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.

Hospital program

A Toronto hospital focused on health equity. Its Reproductive Life Stages program provides mental-health care connected to pregnancy, postpartum, and reproductive transitions.

Community Health Centre

Holistic health care for racialized women in Toronto and surrounding municipalities. No strict geographic catchment.

Community organization

Resources and advocacy for workers' rights, focusing on support for those in precarious employment.

Community organization

Settlement, language tutoring, interpreters, and community referrals.

Community organization

Community-led healthcare navigation collective creating practical resources and support pathways for newcomers, especially uninsured and precarious-status migrants navigating health systems.

Public health clinic network

Regional public health unit operating sexual health clinics at multiple locations across the region. Clinic addresses, hours, and booking rules are on the region’s website.

Community organization

Operates EarlyON Child and Family Centre locations in Toronto. EarlyON centres offer free drop-in and registered programs for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to 6 years — play, early learning, and connections with other families and local services.