Clients & Visitors
- Become a New Client
  Learn more about becoming a client at Sherbourne
- Prepare for your Visit
  Location, parking and policies, plus more info to get ready for your visit
- Accessibility
  Learn more about how we are making Sherbourne accessible to all
- Your Privacy
  Protecting the personal health information of our clients
- Rights & Responsibilities
  We strive to create a safe, respectful and accessible space
- COVID-19 Information
  Find the latest information about COVID-19 and vaccinations here
- Cancer Screening
  Learn more about cancer screening at Sherbourne Health
Who We Serve
- Priority Populations
  We work to serve people with intersecting identities who may find difficulty finding care elsewhere
  - 2SLGBTQ People
    Learn about how we serve Two Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer people
  - Newcomers to Canada
    Learn more about how we serve Newcomers to Canada, and available resources
  - People Experiencing Homelessness
    People who are homeless and under-house are one of our priority populations. Learn more about what we offer
Health Services
- Acute Respite Care
  Learn more about our short-term, 24/7 health care unit offering a safe place to recuperate.
- Chiropody and Foot Health
  Learn more about our foot health and chirpody services.
- Family Health Team
  Our Family Health Team provides a range of primary care services for our clients.
- Harm Reduction
  People who use drugs are a part of our community; we work to ensure they have access to services that respect their needs and lived experience
- Health Bus
  The Rotary Club of Toronto Sherbourne Health Bus is a mobile clinic that provides services to people who often face barriers to accessing healthcare.
- Hepatitis C
  The Toronto Hep C Partnership provides clinical care, support, community and referrals
- HIV
  Services and resources for people living with HIV
- Women in Need ‘Klink’ (WINK)
  WINK provides barrier-free, trans-inclusive services to women who are homeless, underhoused, sex workers, use drugs, and/or experiencing poverty
Mental Health
Community Health Programs
- 2SLGBTQ Family Resources
  Information, resources, and referrals for queer and trans folks looking to grow their families, 2SLGBTQ families, and gender-expansive kids and youth
- Diabetes Education Program
  Learn more about our Diabetes Education Program, and resources available to support those with diabetes
- Community Groups and Drop-Ins
  You don’t have to do it alone. Learn more about our community groups and drop-ins
- Food for Good
  Sherbourne is tackling food insecurity with integrated food and nutrition programming
- Food For Good Café
  The new Food for Good Café is the next step in Sherbourne Health’s vision of Healthy People. Healthy Communities.
- Rainbow Health Ontario
  A program of Sherbourne Health, Rainbow Health Ontario creates opportunities for the healthcare system to better serve 2SLGBTQ communities.
- Supporting Our Youth (SOY)
  SOY offers health promotion services and programming centered on the health and well-being of 2SLGBTQ youth and young adults
- Trans & Non-Binary Programs
  Special services and resources for trans and non-binary service users, as well as resources for health care providers.
- The Corner and HASJT
  The Corner in the heart of St. James Town operates on a hub model, where users can gain access to health care, health resources, community services, food and more.
Get Involved
- Donate
  Thanks to donor support, Sherbourne is able to offer more health and wellness services to those in need
- Fundraising
  Interesting in creating your own initiative to support Sherbourne? Learn more here
- Supporters & Partners
  Read more about some off our generous individual, group and corporate donors.
- Become a Member
  Sherbourne Health is grateful for our community members who share their time and expertise with us
- Practicum Placements
  Looking to learn at Sherbourne? Find more info here
- Volunteer
  With your help, Sherbourne helps make health and wellness possible for more people. Volunteer opportunities are posted here
- Research Requests
  Research moves our knowledge forward. Learn more about conducting research at Sherbourne or have us promote your research
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Read more about frequently asked questions about our services. Still can’t find what you are looking for? Visit the Contact Us page to get in touch.

Click the links below to find answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Sherbourne Health.

Who are the health care providers at Sherbourne?
What services can you offer me?
Is Sherbourne open to everyone?
What if I can’t attend my appointment?
Do I need to bring my OHIP card?
Where is Sherbourne located?
Is Sherbourne wheelchair accessible?

Answers to FAQs:

Who are the health care providers at Sherbourne?

Our team of healthcare providers includes nurses, health promoters, mental health counsellors, outreach workers, dietitians, client resource workers, nurse practitioners and physicians. As well, we can provide access to psychiatric services.

What services can you offer me?

We offer a wide variety of programs and services to help you access community resources, care for your children and family, cope with trauma, address Two Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans health issues, and obtain much needed health support. Our team strives to offer programs and services in a welcoming, safe environment.

Is Sherbourne open to everyone?

Our programs and services are tailored to meet the many needs of the diverse communities of downtown east Toronto. Although our services are open to residents of the city at large, Sherbourne specializes in helping people who identify as Two Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans (2SLGBTQ), newcomers to Canada, people experiencing homelessness and under-housed people as well as local residents seeking primary health care.

What if I can’t attend my appointment?

If you cannot make your appointment, please contact reception at (416) 324-4180 at least 24 hours before to cancel.

Do I need to bring my OHIP card?

If you have a valid OHIP card, it is important to bring it with you for every appointment. However, if you do not have an OHIP card, you can still receive Sherbourne services free of charge. Our client resource workers can help you to get an OHIP card if you are eligible.

Where is Sherbourne located?

We are located at 333 Sherbourne Street. The nearest major intersection is Sherbourne and Carlton.
Visit our contact page for more information and a map.

Is Sherbourne wheelchair accessible?

Yes.

Questions? Contact us.