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Mental Health At School

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Organization: Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services
Phone Numbers: 416-324-8677
Fax: 416-324-9074
Confidential Fax: 416-324-9490
Email: talktous@accessalliance.ca
Website: www.accessalliance.ca
Address: 340 College St, Suite 500
Toronto, ON
M5T 3A9
Intersection: College St and West of Spadina Ave
Location: Toronto (Kensington-Chinatown)
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible      Wheelchair Accessible
Accessibility Notes: Elevators available, automatic doors to building and washroom
Hours: Mon 9:30am-7:30pm * Tue, Thu-Fri 9:30am-4:30pm * Wed 1pm-4:30pm
Executives: Axelle Janczur - Executive Director
Service Description: Community health centre * provide accessible, community-governed and inter-professional primary care services, as well as a range of health promotion, community services, and community capacity building programs
 
Community and Health Promotion Services Focus on newcomers, women, families with children birth-6 years * peer outreach and support * parenting and parent-child groups * food skills groups * health education * prenatal nutrition and support * lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) services * expressive arts * research and advocacy on newcomer, immigrant and refugee issues
 
Non-Insured Clinic (NIC) - Toronto Downtown The Non-Insured Clinic (NIC), previously the Non-Insured Walk-In Clinic (NIWIC), offers confidential primary care services to immigrants and refugees in Toronto who do not have health insurance or coverage under the Ontario Health Information Program.
 
Primary Care Services Medical and nursing assessment, prevention and treatment * pre and post natal care * immunizations * chronic disease management * diabetes education * sexual health and education * nutrition and dietetics * counselling and therapy for individuals, families and groups * health coaching and education * self-management and systems navigation * physiotherapy * no OHIP required for primary care services and most specialist referrals
 
Settlement Services Orientation to community * needs and eligibility assessments * settlement related information * support navigating health and government systems * LGBTQ+ settlement * referral to housing, legal and employment services * one-on-one settlement support * group information sessions

Services and Programs:
Fees: Medical services may be covered by OHIP * some fees for other programs
Application: Pick up a registration/application form for primary care and other services * no referral required * support available to fill out the forms
Eligibility - Population(s) Served: Vulnerable population including newcomers, immigrants and refugees
Languages: English
Area(s) Served: Toronto and area

This information was last completely updated on: 3-3-2026


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About Us

Our Vision: Toronto’s diverse communities achieve health with dignity.
Our Mission: Access Alliance provides services and addresses system inequities to improve health outcomes for the most vulnerable immigrants, refugees, and their communities.