The 519 Health Justice Hub is a one-stop program for 2SLGBTQ+ communities and neighbours looking for one-time legal supports, low-barrier access to health services, and social justice educational opportunities.
Health Justice HUB Program
About Us
Services Available:
Health/Social Services: 1:30 to 4:30pm
Note: OHIP/IFH Necessary. Priority for people without a primary care provider .
- General health checks: BP, glucose, cholesterol
- Vaccines: COVID-19, influenza, and others
- Mental health assessments
- Referrals to dental care, foot care, physiotherapy, cancer screenings
- Affirming sexual health and trans care referrals
Legal Supports and Workshops: 3 to 5pm
- The 519 Legal Clinic intakes
- Learn about The 519 Access to Justice programs
- Special workshops
- Meet with other community organizations
- Monthly supports:
- 1st Wednesday: Information and intake for Trans ID Clinic
- 2nd Wednesday: Legal settlement support for newcomers
- 3rd Wednesday: Wills and estates legal advice
- 4th Wednesday: Advice about tenants’ rights and organizing
Workshops & Events:
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Feb 7, 3 to 5pm: 2SLGBTQ+ programming by Lumenus Community Services
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Mar 6, 3 to 5pm: Eating Disorders by National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC)
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Mar 18, 1 to 3pm: Diabetes Education (RPCHC)
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Mar 22, 1 to 4pm: Red Care Collective launch in collaboration with HIV organizations
Who Is the Health Justice HUB For:
The Health Justice Hub prioritizes underserved 2SLGBTQ+ communities, members of the neighbourhood, and those who do not have a family doctor.
No one will be turned away, but we will prioritize the following communities:
- 1st Wednesday: 2 Spirit, trans, and non-binary communities
- 2nd Wednesday: LGBTQ+ refugees and newcomers
- 3rd Wednesday: 2SLGBTQ+ older adults
- 4th Wednesday: 2SLGBTQ+ folks experiencing homelessness or who are underhoused
More Information:
Drop in or make an appointment.
For bookings call (416) 392-6874 ext. 4031; text 416-995-6241 or email Barb (she/her): BDosSantos@The519.org