Anishnawbe Health Toronto is a fully accredited health centre, whose model of health care is based on Indigenous culture and traditions. AHT is the only facility in Toronto that cares for Indigenous clients with both western and traditional approaches to health care.
AHT runs a number of health programs, including:
Community programs include:
From their website:
“YOW services includes outreach, short-term support, referrals, and consultation that utilizes evidence-informed outreach models based on the Stages of Change theory. This service model is a method of categorizing and supporting an individual’s readiness for change. The emphasis is on bridging youth to AHT services and other external programs, providing accompaniments and support to ensure successful connections to programs, workers and other service providers.”
Check their website to learn about booking an appointment.
From their website:
Our program provides youth (ages 14-24) with counselling supports, advocacy within schools, cultural groups and activities initiated by the youth and driven by their interests.
Check their website to learn about booking an appointment.
Anishnawbe Health Toronto have a number of locations in Toronto. You can find them at:
Or you can visit them online at aht.ca
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Last Updated: January 2022
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