Hub information
In collaboration with city and community partners, Ottawa Public Health offers free drop-in services for individuals facing barriers to access at our Neighbourhood Health and Wellness Hubs. Come speak to Ottawa Public Health and City of Ottawa staff.
* Accessibility Notice: OPH acknowledges that the ACB (African, Caribbean and Black) Wellness Resource Centre hub located at 610 Donald St, is not physically accessible to those living with mobility disabilities and/or other needs, for which doing stairs is not possible. The closest accessible Hub is at Rideau High School (Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Health Centre), located at 815 St. Laurent Boulevard (Main Entrance).
About our services
Vaccination |
Immunization services provided:
COVID-19 Ottawa Public Health offers the updated COVID-19 vaccination for:
Eligible individuals 6 months to 11 years old who are moderately to severely immunocompromised are encouraged to get the COVID-19 vaccine by June 19, 2025, as the vaccine for this age group (Moderna) will be expiring. Note: OPH clinics will not have Moderna supply after June 17th. Vaccine for this age group will be available in Fall 2025. The spring COVID-19 vaccine season will be ending for eligible individuals 12 years and older on June 30, 2025. Please visit COVID-19 Vaccination for more details on timing and eligibility. Routine and school-based vaccines for children and youth
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Employment and Social Services |
We provide access to social assistance programs including financial assistance, housing, employment services, and referrals. |
Dental Screening |
Please check Dental Health website for more info and other free dental screening sites. Registered dental hygienists provide free dental screenings, fluoride varnish applications, support in accessing dental care and dental health promotion. They also provide support in enrolling into the Healthy Smiles Ontario (children) and Ontario Seniors Dental Care (older adults) Programs. All ages are welcome! |
Parenting in Ottawa Drop-ins |
Talk to a public health nurse about all parts of being a parent, like feeding babies, safe sleep, growing up, home safety, becoming a parent, parents' mental health, and more. For more information on drop-ins, visit the Parenting in Ottawa website. |
Diabetes Screening |
Working in partnership with community groups and organizations, SCREEN provides diabetes risk assessment, education and referrals for high-risk and immigrant communities in Ottawa and the Champlain region. Please check www.champlainscreen.ca for more info. |
Aging Well in Ottawa |
Enhanced Services for Older Adults at African, Caribbean, Black Wellness Resource Centre, Bayshore Field House and Rideau HS (Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre). These include information sessions and services about Aging Well, Service Canada Programs, Home Support Services, Cancer Screening and more. For more information about the sessions, please refer to the Aging Well in Ottawa flyers:
June sessions - AMA Community Centre
July sessions - AMA Community Centre
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Champlain Screening Outreach Program |
The Champlain Screening Outreach Program helps people get access to cancer screening services. This program is for individuals in Eastern Ontario without a family doctor or nurse practitioner. Individuals can access screening for breast, cervical, colorectal, and lung cancer based on provincial eligibility criteria. Find out more about who can get cancer screening, and how to make an appointment. Neighbourhood Health and Wellness Hubs can help check eligibility and book an appointment. Please note: To be eligible for screening services, you must have Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) or Interim Federal Health Program coverage (IFHP). The Champlain Screening Outreach does not offer primary care services or diagnostic services. If you have a current medical complaint, please access care through available walk-in clinics. |
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