Drug Use Harm Reduction Health and Wellbeing
September 18, 2026
From hospital rooms to correctional facilities, encampments and community settings, KCHC’s Thrive program provides advocacy, counselling and compassionate care to mothers of children under six who have a history of substance use or are receiving opioid treatment.
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Community Development Healthcare
Midtown Kingston Health Home has officially moved into its new home at 315 Queen Mary Road, marking an important milestone in expanding access to community-based primary care and health services in Kingston.
Drug Use Harm Reduction Healthcare
Before KCHC launched its Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) program in 2018, Ontario was in the grip of an unprecedented public health crisis.
Children and Youth Health and Wellbeing Healthcare
June 23, 2026
KCHC Pediatric Occupational Therapist Amanda Hall (bottom centre) works across both clinical and school board settings to help coordinate care for children and families. Here she is pictured with colleagues at the Limestone District School Board.
Newcomer Services and Groups
The Welcoming Agencies Declaration was signed on May 26th by the Kingston Immigration Partnership, Kingston Literacy & Skills, Kingston Community Health Centres, ACFOMI and KEYS Employment and Newcomer Services.
Health and Wellbeing
The Regional Lung Health Program offers group education sessions, a 12-week pulmonary rehabilitation program and access to KCHC’s Allied Health Services, including social work, pharmacy, occupational therapy, smoking cessation and dietitian support.
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June 4, 2026
Our Regional Self-Management (RSM) Program is a resource you can refer clients to and one you can access yourself. Although the program is offered across Ontario, our local team is dedicated to supporting residents of Southeastern Ontario (stretching west past Brighton, north past Bancroft, and east past Brockville).
Drug Use Healthcare
“Some of us are more privileged even in death. It’s hard to witness,” says Justine McIsaac, Coordinator, Consumption & Treatment Services. “Strict rules govern access to supportive palliative care, like hospice. When people can’t meet those requirements because of substance use or other challenges, they end up suffering longer in the community.”
Healthcare
Midtown Kingston Health Home is taking major steps to ensure that French-speaking residents in our community can access primary care in their first language.
KCHC has officially opened its new Access+ Clinic at 797 Princess Street, marking an important step in expanding care for people without a family doctor or nurse practitioner.
