*AccessPoints are also available on Danforth (416-693-8677) and Jane (416-760-8677).

Access Alliance works to promote health and well-being and improve access to services for immigrants and refugees in Toronto by addressing medical, social, economic and environmental issues.

Primary Health Care Services
Our Primary Health Care Team provides primary health care, illness and disease prevention and health education services to immigrants and refugees of all ages who live in the City of Toronto. We are committed to providing culturally sensitive and language accessible health care to disadvantaged refugees and newcomers to Canada. Clients are referred to us from immigrant and refugee serving organizations and through our outreach work in recently established communities.

Primary Health Care Interdisciplinary Team

Our Interdisciplinary Team consists of:

Certified Diabetes Educators

Client and Family Support Workers

Community Health Nurses

Interpreters

Medical Secretaries

Nurse Practitioners

Physicians

Psychiatrist (through the Toronto Urban Health Alliance)

Registered Dietitians

Registered Practical Nurses

Registered Social Worker / Therapist

Access Alliance offers a wide range of community programs for immigrants and refugees that are new to Toronto. Some of these programs are offered at several locations.

For more information on how to participate in groups programs, please select one of the links below or in the left menu.

Families with Young Children

Peer Outreach Program

Women

ESL for Pregnant Women

Expressive Arts Program

Womens Health Workshops (part of Newcomer Education Workshops)

Prenatal Nutrition and Support Program

Green Access Program

Join us in building a community space where all ages and people can come together to share ideas and learn, through a hands-on experience, about the importance of healthy foods and the environment.

LGBTQ Newcomers

For more information, click here.

Youth

For more information, click here.

Nutrition