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Our Vision: Building opportunities for healthy and inclusive communities. Learn more at www.lihc.on.
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11/24/2025

Grief affects everyone differently. This group offers guided activities and discussion to help you understand your experience and find grounding through connection. Registration is encouraged.

11/07/2025

Be on the look out for our table this Saturday, November 8th at the 2SLGBTGIA+ Community Resource Fair organized by !!

Let’s celebrate this vibrant community while connecting, learning and sharing resources!!

📅 Saturday, November 8th 2025
⏱️ 1 to 4pm
📍 557 Clarke Road (Unitarian Fellowship London)

11/04/2025

Please note, our Old East Clinic (659 Dundas St) will be closed for the day on Thursday, November 6th for staff programming. Our neighbouring Health Outreach Clinic, Argyle, and Huron sites will be open as per usual hours (9AM - 4PM).

10/29/2025

The Health Centre will be closed tomorrow morning for a staff meeting. All sites will reopen at 1PM.

10/15/2025

That concludes our 2025 Community Health and Wellbeing Month campaign!

We hope you had as much fun as we did. Whether that was planting a seedling, decorating a pumpkin, enjoying a snack, or connecting with our wonderful team. Community connection is essential to health - gathering, sharing food, and supporting one another strengthens belonging, reduces isolation, and improves access to resources and care.

Additionally, we would like to recognize the London Food Coalition for their generous donations of fresh produce, buns, bread, and sweet treats for each event. Not only did their work prevent food waste but helped support the community through accessible and fresh food.

Keep an eye on our social media pages for any future community health fairs or events.

10/10/2025

October 11th marks National Coming Out Day! We celebrate the courage of those who live openly and proudly. Coming out is a deeply personal journey, and it looks different for everyone. For some, it brings joy, relief and freedom. For others, it can be challenging, emotional or even unsafe. There is no "right" way or timeline. Everyone is on their own path, and every journey deserves respect.

Visibility is powerful. By sharing your truth, you help break down stigma and create a world where others feel seen and affirmed. Each story has the potential to inspire, educate and support someone who may still be finding their way.

This day reminds us to create safe, affirming spaces where everyone can share their truth without fear of judgment, rejection or discrimination. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the progress made in recognizing and affirming LGBTQ+ identities, while acknowledging the work that still needs to be done to ensure all people in the community feel seen, supported and respected.

10/10/2025

October 11, 2025 marks International Day of the Girl, which recognizes girls' rights and the unique challenges they face around the world.

The day was first established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2011 through resolution 66/170. It draws attention to the barriers that prevent girls from reaching their full potential. These barriers include limited access to education, healthcare, employment, and safe spaces. Many girls face gender-based violence, discrimination and societal expectations that limit their choices.

This year's theme, "The girl I am, the change I lead: Girls on the frontlines of crisis," sheds light on how girls are often at the forefront of addressing community, national and global challenges. From leading initiatives in their communities to advocating for systemic change, girls are shaping solutions to crises such as conflict, climate change, natural disasters and social reform. Their courage, creativity and leadership demonstrate that when girls are supported and empowered, they have the potential to change the world.

Observing this day is not just about recognition. It is a call to action to protect their rights. Supporting girls means ensuring their access to quality education, healthcare, safety and opportunities to participate fully in society. It means amplifying their voices, removing barriers and creating environments where every girl can thrive. When girls are empowered and their rights upheld, communities grow stronger, more equitable, and more innovative.

10/10/2025

October 10, 2025, is recognized as World Mental Health Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness, promoting mental well-being and encouraging open conversations about mental health. Our well-being is holistic: mental, social and physical health are interconnected, and care for one impacts the other. Recognizing this helps us create healthier communities and more compassionate spaces.

Mental health impacts all aspects of life, our attitudes, behaviours, decision-making, relationships and quality of life. Prioritizing mental well-being empowers individuals to navigate challenges, make informed decisions, and engage meaningfully with their communities.

This year's theme, Access to Mental Health Services in Catastrophes and Emergencies, highlights that during disasters, individuals can face heightened stress, trauma, and mental health challenges. Regardless of the circumstances, everyone deserves access to mental health care and support.

This day serves as a reminder that talking about mental health is not a sign of weakness but a step toward connection, understanding, and support. Together, we can reduce barriers, normalize seeking help, and create a world where mental well-being is valued as much as physical health.

The London InterCommunity Health Centre recognizes the importance of mental health for everyone. We are committed to providing accessible, inclusive and culturally sensitive mental health services to individuals from diverse communities. Through resource navigation, community programs and personalized support, we strive to ensure that individuals can access the tools and resources they need to thrive on their mental health journey.

10/09/2025

LIHC administrative offices and clinics will be closed on Monday, October 13th, 2025 in observance of the Thanksgiving long weekend.

If you require medical attention, please visit St. Joseph’s Urgent Care or the Emergency Departments at University Hospital or Victoria Hospital. For medical emergencies, call 911.

We will reopen Tuesday, October 14th as scheduled.

10/03/2025

Celebrate the fall season and join LIHC at our final Community Health and Wellbeing Pop Up Event this upcoming Tuesday, October 7th from 5:30-7 at East Lions Community Centre

09/30/2025

London InterCommunity Health Centre recognizes September 30th as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day is an opportunity to honour the children who were lost, as well as survivors, families, and communities affected by residential schools, and to acknowledge the ongoing impacts of colonialism on Indigenous Peoples. We encourage everyone to take this day to reflect on this history, listen to Indigenous voices, and consider how we can all contribute to reconciliation.

This day was established in response to Action 80 from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action and builds on the grassroots movement of Orange Shirt Day, led by Indigenous communities to raise awareness of the intergenerational impact of residential schools. The orange shirt symbolizes the loss of culture, freedom, and self-identity, and represents a commitment to the truth that EVERY CHILD MATTERS.

As a community healthcare provider and ally to Indigenous communities in the London region, the Health Centre recognizes the deep intergenerational trauma caused by historical injustices and the resulting health disparities that continue to affect Indigenous communities today. We are committed to creating safe, inclusive and culturally appropriate spaces where Indigenous peoples can access care that respects their traditions, identities and lived experiences. We work towards supporting Indigenous-led initiatives and actively participating in programs that learn from Indigenous voices, address historical harm and promote healing. Through these efforts, we aim to contribute to reconciliation by acknowledging the past while working toward a healthier, more equitable future for Indigenous communities.

09/25/2025

Our 2024/2025 Annual Report is now available. It highlights this year’s achievements, community partnerships, and the impact of our programs.

Read the full report through the link below or by visiting the link in our Instagram bio.

https://lihc.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/20242025-Annual-Report-compressed.pdf

Address

659 Dundas Street
London, ON
N5W2Z1

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	10:30am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.lihc.on.ca/

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