Clinics and Services
On-Campus
The Centre for Accessible Learning & Counselling Services provides programs and services aimed to support and empower students in meeting their wellness goals, accommodation and disability-related needs, and ensuring an accessible campus community.
Contact CALCS:
Website: centennialcollege.ca/calcs
Appointments: centennialcollege.inputhealth.com/ebooking
Tel: 416-289-5000, ext. 53850
Email: calcs@centennialcollege.ca
As a Centennial student, you have access to health coverage. Learn more about available student health plans.
At Centennial College, we strive to promote and support the well-being of every community member. Learn more about our holistic approach to wellness on the Centennial Health and Wellness page.
Off-Campus
Access a list of regional community-based Mental Health Supports for those wishing to explore off-campus resources.
1. Public Health Unit locations | ontario.ca
Public Health Units provide various health programs that are offered free of charge. To learn more or to find the Public Health Unit closest to you, visit the Ontario Public Health Unit locations webpage.
2. Access Alliance - Non-Insured Walk-in Clinic
Please visit the Access Alliance - Non-Insured Walk-in Clinic website for information about hours of operation, types of medical service providers and more.
3. FCJ Refugee Centre – Primary care for non-insured:
The FCJ Refugee Centre offers primary care to disenfranchised populations.
4. Community Health Centres
Community Health Centres (CHCs) are not-for-profit community-governed organizations that provide health and wellness services to populations who have traditionally faced barriers accessing health services, including:
- those living on low income
- new immigrants
- those with complex mental health issues
- individuals who do not have health insurance
The following links provide information about various sexual health clinics, including services offered, locations, hours, whether they require an appointment and/or accept walk-ins. You do not need a referral or OHIP to visit a sexual health clinic.
- For a list of sexual health clinics in Toronto, please visit Sexual Health Clinics - City of Toronto.
- For a list of sexual health clinics within Ontario, please visit Sexual Health Ontario.
- For information about birth control, pregnancy counselling and other sexual health services, visit Birth Control Sexual Health Centre.
1. Ontario Midwives – uninsured clients
Midwives are funded to provide care to all residents of their catchment area, regardless of whether or not they have OHIP.
Contact the Association of Ontario Midwives (AOM):
Website: ontariomidwives.ca/uninsured-clients
Tel: 416-425-9974
Toll-free: 1-866-418-3773
Fax: 416-425-6905
Address:
365 Bloor St. E.
Suite 800
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 3L4
(Nearest intersection: Bloor Street East and Sherbourne Street)
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
2. Community Health Centres
Community Health Centres (CHCs) are not-for-profit community-governed organizations that provide health and wellness services to populations who have traditionally faced barriers accessing health services, including:
- those living on low income
- new immigrants
- those with complex mental health issues
- individuals who do not have health insurance
1. Healthy Smiles Ontario
Healthy Smiles Ontario is a government-funded program that provides dental services for children or youth 17 years of age or under and from low-income households.
2. Dental care for low-income seniors | ontario.ca
A government-funded program that provides routine dental services for low-income seniors 65 years of age or older.
1. Anishnawbe Health – City of Toronto
Health and wellbeing supports for Aboriginal People in spirit, mind, emotion and body through both Traditional and Western healing approaches.
- For any inquiries or questions, email info@aht.ca
- 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Management Service: 1-855-242-3310
- Some programs are offered during evening hours. Please check calendars or call 416-365-1083.
- Website: aht.ca
2. Non-insured health benefits for First Nations and Inuit (NIHB)
The Non-insured health benefits for First Nations and Inuit (NIHB) program provides eligible First Nations and Inuit people with a variety of health benefit coverage not covered through other programs.
Supports for people experiencing homelessness – services include:
- nursing
- mental health
- harm reduction
- identification (ID)
- supplies and referrals
- overdose prevention site
- service partnerships
Contact Street Health:
Website: streethealth.ca
Tel: 416-921-8668
Fax: 416-921-5233
Address:
338 Dundas St. E.
Toronto, Ontario
M5A 2A1
Crisis and Support Helplines
Off-Campus
**If you need help in an emergency situation: Call 911 or visit your local emergency department.
Please visit Centennial College's Crisis Help page to access Off-Campus Crisis and Support Help Line resources.