South Riverdale Community Health Centre - SRCHC

We believe all people should have access to high quality health care regardless of race, creed, colour, national origin, political or religious affiliation, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, family relationship, disability or economic or health status distinction.

What makes a community strong?For us, it's people coming together — neighbours, organizations, and community members — w...
07/31/2026

What makes a community strong?

For us, it's people coming together — neighbours, organizations, and community members — working toward a future where everyone feels they belong.

As part of our series, we're sharing hopes for the future from people helping shape our community.

"My dream is that 50 years from now, this is still a community where people from all backgrounds and incomes live, work, and thrive together — and where everyone feels they belong." — Ravi Yee Joshi, Executive Director, Ralph Thornton Community Centre

We're grateful for the partnerships that help turn that vision into reality every day.

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Yesterday, South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) commemorated World Hepatitis Day with community members and p...
07/29/2026

Yesterday, South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) commemorated World Hepatitis Day with community members and partner organizations to raise awareness about Hepatitis C, reduce stigma, and share community resources and services.

Throughout the event, community members were able to access free Hep C testing and education, barbecue and snacks, and participate in giveaways.

Thank you to all our community partner organizations and those that came out to the event to support us, making it a memorable day for all!❤️

Thank you, St. Felix Centre for featuring Rohan, Health Promoter with the Toronto Community Hep C Program at SRCHC, to b...
07/29/2026

Thank you, St. Felix Centre for featuring Rohan, Health Promoter with the Toronto Community Hep C Program at SRCHC, to bring awareness about Hepatitis C. So nice to see everyone working together to end stigma on World Hepatitis Day!

Fifty years ago, SRCHC began as a shared dream —shaped by neighbours, advocates, and a belief that everyone deserves car...
07/28/2026

Fifty years ago, SRCHC began as a shared dream —shaped by neighbours, advocates, and a belief that everyone deserves care, dignity, and a place to belong. What started as a bold idea quickly became something real: a community-driven space built around people, their stories, and their hopes for a healthier future.

50 Years · 50 Faces celebrates the people who bring SRCHC to life. Together, their stories reflect where we’ve been, what we care about, and where we’re headed next. We’re beginning with a handful of profiles and will continue adding new faces and stories throughout the year, building toward 50 voices that reflect the richness and diversity of our community.

Today meet SRCHC’s Director of Community Health and Chronic Disease Dr. Ann Phillips (PhD), community partner Aparna Kajenthira, community nurse Max Ering, longtime community member Nagula Navaratnam and Ralph Thornton Community Centre’s Executive Director Ravi Yee Joshi. Read their stories here: https://bit.ly/3Pa7oLM

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Dreaming Forward ☁️➡️For 50 years, SRCHC has been built on the belief that everyone deserves care, compassion, and a pla...
07/24/2026

Dreaming Forward ☁️➡️

For 50 years, SRCHC has been built on the belief that everyone deserves care, compassion, and a place where they belong.

This week, we're hearing from the people behind SRCHC's Hep C Program: Katie Connolly, Rohan Mohindra, Doug Belanger, Terri McMahon, Robet Sileci, and John Kelly

Together, they work alongside community members to provide outreach, education, testing, treatment navigation, and support — meeting people wherever they are on their journey. This week, our Hep C Team reflects on the future they're working toward:

"Our dream is a future where hepatitis C is no longer a barrier to health, dignity, or opportunity. We envision communities where everyone has equitable access to testing, treatment, and compassionate care — and where lived experience remains at the heart of care, guiding how we build trust, reduce stigma, and care for every person with compassion and dignity."

Join SRCHC's Hep C Team and our partners Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre , Sherbourne Health , Regent Park Community Health Centre , Unison Health & Community Services, and PASAN for a free World Hepatitis Day Community BBQ on Tuesday, July 28, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Allan Gardens Conservatory.

Come together for food, connection, Hep C education, testing, and referrals to care in a welcoming, stigma-free space.

Everyone is welcome.

The Tai Chi program at South Riverdale Community Health Centre helps teach seniors a variation of slow, gentle movements...
07/23/2026

The Tai Chi program at South Riverdale Community Health Centre helps teach seniors a variation of slow, gentle movements, and physical postures in a safe and supportive environment. The program is held weekly and is led by a certified instructor, to help improve balance, flexibility and reduce the risk of falls amongst older adults.

The program is accessible to seniors of all health levels, including those who use wheelchairs and mobility scooters. In addition, the program is free and open to individuals who speak English, Cantonese, or Mandarin.

If you are interested in participating, please reach Shirley Cheng-Kerr, Health Promoter, 416-461-3577, ext.2348, or Cell at 647-629-8296, or email at [email protected].

Join us on World Hepatitis Day for a FREE community event to raise awareness about Hepatitis C, reducing stigma, and con...
07/22/2026

Join us on World Hepatitis Day for a FREE community event to raise awareness about Hepatitis C, reducing stigma, and connecting people to health resources and services.

Date: Tuesday, July 28
Time: 11 AM-2 PM
Location: Allan Gardens Conservatory - 160 Gerrard St. E., Toronto

Activities will include:
🩸FREE Hep C Testing & Education
🍔 BBQ Lunch
🎵 Music
🎁 Giveaways
👥 Community Resources & More

Everyone is welcome! Bring your friends and family, and help reduce stigma, encourage testing, and improve access to care.

We look forward to seeing you there!

For 50 years, our community has been at the centre of everything we do.Our 2025–26 Annual Report, Dreaming Forward: Care...
07/21/2026

For 50 years, our community has been at the centre of everything we do.

Our 2025–26 Annual Report, Dreaming Forward: Care That Meets the Realities of People’s Lives, shares stories of connection and the people who help make our community stronger.

Meet Sultan, a dedicated volunteer at our Harmony Community Food Centre. Through community meals, gardening, food programs, and events, Sultan helps create a space where people can connect, share, and feel a sense of belonging.

For Sultan, the community food program is more than a place to volunteer — it is a place where he can contribute and continue growing with his community.

“I dream of more programs for seniors,” he shared. “My dream is to be involved in many programs in the future.”

Read Sultan’s story and learn more about the people and programs driving our work forward in our annual report: https://bit.ly/4exOU0m

South Riverdale Community Health Centre is celebrating 25 years of the Tamil Seniors Program at Harmony Hall this year. ...
07/20/2026

South Riverdale Community Health Centre is celebrating 25 years of the Tamil Seniors Program at Harmony Hall this year.

The 20th Annual Vasantha Vizha takes place today, July 20, celebrating an evening dedicated to Tamil culture, community, and the contributions of our seniors through dance, drama, and musical performances.

Join us for a fun evening from 5-9 PM at the Fairview Library Theatre, located at 35 Fairview Mall Drive.

Come celebrate culture and community as we mark this unique milestone together. Refreshments will be served. We look forward to seeing you there! 💃

As part of our 50 Dreams series, celebrating 50 years of care and connection, we are sharing stories from our community....
07/17/2026

As part of our 50 Dreams series, celebrating 50 years of care and connection, we are sharing stories from our community.

Nagula Navaratnam came to Canada in her early 60s and is now 88 years old. For 25 years, she has been part of our Tamil Group.

Every week, she comes to dance, sing, learn, and spend time with friends in Tamil. These moments are about staying active and connected — and sharing in everyday joy.

“I hope more seniors like me can stay active, healthy, and connected through SRCHC’s programs in Tamil, and enjoy growing older together.”

Nagula Navaratnam is also one of the members helping plan a special milestone this year — the Tamil Group’s 25th anniversary celebration at the Fairview Library Theatre on July 20th at 5:00 p.m.

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