Community Health and Capacity Building
Health is shaped by the conditions we live in. This program looks beyond the clinic to prevention, education, and the social factors that affect wellbeing.
Book Appointment Who it is for
Patients and, for many activities, the wider community we serve.
How to get involved
Watch our Calendar of Events for upcoming workshops and activities, or ask our team how to take part.
Become a patient
What it costs
Most community health activities are free. Any exceptions will be noted when you register.
What is included
- Health promotion and prevention activities, including screening and education.
- Nutrition and healthy-living support.
- Connection to the wider Generations Toronto ecosystem, including food, early childhood, and intergenerational programming.
- Warm referrals to community organizations, settlement agencies, and social services.
Your care team
Care is provided by family physicians, Nurse Practitioners, and physician assistants, working alongside nurses and the wider team. Because everyone shares one electronic medical record, your information moves with you across the team and you do not have to repeat your story.
Book AppointmentWhat to bring to your first visit
Your Ontario health card.
A list of your current medications, including doses.
Any relevant medical history, records, or specialist letters.
