Programs

ISKA envisions Kingston as a community strengthened by the contributions and skills of immigrants, newcomers, and refugees. We offer a variety of settlement programs and services.

This workshop is designed for frontline clinicians involved in diagnostic or treatment decisions. It focuses on building the skills needed to form effective partnerships that help patients make decisions aligned with their desired level of involvement and personal values.

ISKA’s Language Assessment and Referral Centre provides eligible clients with free language assessments and referrals for government-funded English language programs in the Kingston and Belleville region.

The Unnamed Youth Project is guided by the aims of enhancing community opportunities for youth, strengthening family support systems and fostering youth voice and leadership.

Our kinesiologist works with individuals and groups. She will assess physical health goals, then provides an exercise prescription and follow-up to support implementation.

Kingston Community Health Centres convenes the Kingston Community Gardens Network (KCGN), with the support of the City of Kingston. The Network was established to support the creation of new community gardens on City-owned property, and to help existing community gardens flourish. At times, we may be able to support the creation of community gardens on […]

Kingston Immigration Partnership (KIP) is a collaborative effort of local agencies, community leaders, businesses and individuals that work towards building a welcoming, inclusive, and resilient community for newcomers living in Kingston.

The Greater Napanee Health Home provides access to team-based primary care at multiple sites, including support from physician specialists, nurses, allied health professionals and administrative staff.

This is a 12-week (90-minute) skill-building group for those with significant challenges with tolerating emotional distress and regulating behaviour.

Designed to be accessible and relevant across a variety of settings, MHFA Essentials provides a solid foundation in Mental Health First Aid principles without requiring formal assessment or certification. This makes it an ideal option for individuals, teams, or communities seeking meaningful, time-efficient training.

This Health Home provides primary care and serves as an important community access point for delivering population health services for the broader community, including cancer screenings, prenatal care, well baby care, and sexual health services.

This is a one-hour workshop, either virtual/online or in person. The facilitators have personal lived experience with neurodivergence and/or adult autism, and the program was developed by a trained educator also with lived experience, in conjunction with the Neuroaffirming Community of Practice in Kingston, Ontario.

To celebrate the contributions made by exceptional and visionary newcomer entrepreneurs, Kingston Immigration Partnership and the Kingston Economic Development Corporation have established the Kingston Newcomer Entrepreneurs Award.

Registered Dietitians help people understand the connection between their health and their food choices. Our dietitian offers individual nutrition counselling and runs some group programs

If you cannot access a dietitian through your family health team, you may self-refer or ask your health care practitioner for a referral. Clients and participants must live in the Kingston area or be a client of Kingston Community Health Centres.

Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy at KCHC are services offered in collaboration with the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen’s University through an interprofessional community setting.