High Priority Communities Strategy
Unattached High Priority Community Care is a project funded by the Ontario government which aims to address health disparities in marginalized communities.
This funding Funding provides community outreach, increased testing and wraparound supports and work work in partnership with Ontario Health, public health units, municipalities, and other community partners to deliver key interventions for the province’s hardest-hit neighbourhoods.
About The Unattached High Priority Community Care Project
This project focuses on:
Tailored community outreach and engagement to enhance awareness of the services and supports available, including:
- Community Ambassadors to provide door-to-door outreach, promoting access to available services and supports; and
- Developing targeted and culturally appropriate communications to ensure community members and leaders have the information needed to combat misinformation and myths.
- Health promotion and prevention with a focus on chronic disease prevention, improved healthcare access, mental health and healthy living support.
Increased access to testing, including those tailored to the unique needs our communities and expanded and flexible hours of operation.
- In addition, we continue to develop community partnerships to understand and support addressing barriers.
Wraparound supports using a case management approach to connect individuals and families with available services, such as where they can get prevention testing, counselling, find health services and programs to promote education, activity, positive change, reduce isolation and improve health outcomes.
What is the Preventive Care Program?
At the Systems Level:
- Increases access to care; and
- Reduction in barriers and gaps across health services.
At the Individual Level:
- Improves chronic disease behaviours and health outcomes.
Who do we serve?
We serve community members up to 40 years old.
We offer translation and interpretation services as needed. Please feel free to reach out to us directly for more information or assistance.
Our services are offered in the following languages:
English, Somali, Spanish, Cantonese, and Farsi.
We offer translation and interpretation services, thanks to our team members who speak multiple languages. Please feel free to reach out to us directly for more information or assistance.
Our Regular Hours of Operation
Lakeshore Hours of Service:
- Tuesday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
- Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
East Mississauga Hours of Service:
- Monday to Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Kindly note that our hours of operation may be affected by holidays, extreme weather conditions and government service changes and public closures.
Contact Us
Lakeshore:
185 Fifth Street, Etobicoke, ON M8V 2Z5
To register for this program, please contact our Community Health Workers:
- Phone: 647-327-0476 | Email: fatimaa@lampchc.org
- Phone: 647-327-0935 | Email: idmanf@lampchc.org
East Mississauga:
2555 Dixie Road Unit 7, Mississauga, ON L4Y 4C4
To register for this program, please contact our Community Health Workers:
- Phone: 647-327-0674 | Email: nadiaq@lampchc.org
- Phone: 647-327-0563 | Email: tammyl@lampchc.org