Women's Health in Women's Hands CHC

Women's Health in Women's Hands CHC WHIWH Community Health Centre provides Primary Healthcare to Racialized women from Caribbean, African and 5 p.m. EST.

Women's Health In Women's Hands is a community health centre for women of diverse racial backgrounds in Metropolitan Toronto and surrounding municipalities. Our primary health care team of highly skilled health care professionals specializes in the health wellness and medical needs of racialized women. Our services are fully accessible and designed to address the barriers that prevent us from bei

ng healthy. Our inclusive multidisciplinary services include primary medical health care, mental health support programs with individual and group counseling; dietician led programs, chiropody services, diabetes education centre,health promotion and education programs; pre- and post-natal care programs; HIV/AIDS prevention, support and care,healthy living activities and a Research program. We are committed to working from an inclusive feminist, pro-choice, anti-racist, anti-oppression, and multilingual participatory framework in addressing the issue of access to healthcare for our mandated priority populations encompassing gender, race, class, violence, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, culture, language, disability, immigration status and socio-economic circumstances. About our social media presence:
The information contained on WHIWH-CHC social media pages (including, but not limited to: Twitter, Facebook, blogs and YouTube) does not constitute medical, legal, or professional advice and is provided for educational and information purposes only. Under no circumstances should information provided on these pages be interpreted as a substitute for medical advice from your own health care provider. Our social media pages are monitored periodically on weekdays between 9 a.m. While WHIWH-CHC makes reasonable efforts to ensure that the information provided and the external links we post to our social media pages contain credible information, human and/or mechanical error can occur. Therefore, WHIWH-CHC cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content on our social media pages. WHIWH-CHC also cannot be held responsible for the content, images or third-party links submitted by other users. Links to non-WHIWH-CHC resources on this site do not constitute official endorsement on behalf of WHIWH-CHC. Social Media Public Comment Policy

WHIWH-CHC encourages you to share your thoughts in a respectful manner on our social media. We do not necessarily agree with the comments that individuals post on our social media, but we welcome robust conversations and accept the majority of comments made on our pages. We also strive to be responsive to comments, when appropriate, and in a timely fashion. However, WHIWH-CHC will remove posts and links that we perceive to be spam, advertising, unlawful, harassing, abusive, obscene or defamatory. We also reserve the right to block individuals who repeatedly violate this comment policy. Please remember that when you post a comment on social media, it can be read and reproduced by anyone on the Internet. Before you post, consider how much personal information you want to make public. If you have personal medical questions, please contact your primary care provider or contact us to determine your eligibility for our health care services (info@whiwh.com or 416-593-7655). We understand that social media is available 24 hours a day; however, our monitoring capabilities are not. As such, we may not see an inappropriate comment right away. If you notice a comment that violates this comment policy, you may notify our social media committee at info@whiwh.com or 416-593-7655.

The Healthbox at WHIWH is designed to help you access health resources quickly and privately.Inside, you may find:• Sexu...
04/14/2026

The Healthbox at WHIWH is designed to help you access health resources quickly and privately.

Inside, you may find:
• Sexual health supplies (e.g., condoms, l**e, HIV self-testing kits)
• Harm reduction supplies (e.g., naloxone kits)
• Hygiene products (e.g., pads, toothbrushes, deodorant)
• Other everyday essentials

No appointment needed.
No judgment.
Just access to what you need.

Taking care of your health should always be accessible.

“Why are black women at risk”- Dr Josephine B. EtowaThis question is grounding today’s conversations at the Black Matern...
04/10/2026

“Why are black women at risk”- Dr Josephine B. Etowa

This question is grounding today’s conversations at the Black Maternal Health Week Kickoff.

Because the issue isn’t just individual outcomes, it’s the systems, policies, and structures that shape them.

Today, we’re moving from awareness to accountability.

Our collective voice has the power to create real change.Join the movement for Black maternal health in Canada. Together...
04/08/2026

Our collective voice has the power to create real change.

Join the movement for Black maternal health in Canada. Together, we can advocate for equitable care and better outcomes for all.

Be part of the conversation:
Kick-Off Event — April 10
Research Day — April 16

Register today at BMHCC.ca



Thank you to our sponsors: City of Toronto, HIROC, CASSELS, and Dentons Canada.
And to our supporters: Mount Sinai Hospital, North York General Hospital, BORN, and Preeclampsia Foundation Canada — your partnership makes this work possible.

Advocating for better research and equitable healthcare access is essential.Join us for Practitioner Day on April 13 and...
04/07/2026

Advocating for better research and equitable healthcare access is essential.

Join us for Practitioner Day on April 13 and be part of the movement driving change.

Register today at BMHCC.ca



A sincere thank you to our sponsors: City of Toronto, HIROC, CASSELS, and Dentons Canada.
And to our supporters: BORN and Preeclampsia Foundation Canada — we appreciate your continued commitment to this work.

For the past few months, the Healthbox has been available at WHIWH for our community. Located right in our space, this s...
04/06/2026

For the past few months, the Healthbox has been available at WHIWH for our community.

Located right in our space, this self-serve kiosk offers free health and hygiene tools whenever you need them.

No appointment needed.
Private.
Easy to use.

Come by and see how it can support your health and well-being.

Pregnancy shouldn’t be a life-or-death matter. Black mothers in Canada deserve better care, better research, and better ...
04/02/2026

Pregnancy shouldn’t be a life-or-death matter.
Black mothers in Canada deserve better care,
better research, and better outcomes.Join us
for MINOFEST on April 11. Visit
BMHCC.CA to Register!
2026.
Thank you to our Sponsors - City of Toronto,
HIROC, CASSELS and Dentons Canada. Also
Thank you to our Supporters- BORN and
Preeclampsia Foundation Canada.

Black mothers face a system that too often overlooks their voices, needs, and experiences. It's critical that we advocat...
03/31/2026

Black mothers face a system that too often overlooks
their voices, needs, and experiences. It's critical that we
advocate for more research, better healthcare access.
Join us for the Kick off on April 10 and Research Day
on April 16. Visit BMHCC.CA to Register!
2026.
Thank you to our Sponsors - City of Toronto, HIROC,
CASSELS and Dentons Canada. Also Thank you to our
Supporters-Mount Sinai Hospital, North York General
Hospital, BORN and Preeclampsia Foundation Canada.

The Black Maternal Health Collective Canada (BMHCC) invites students, researchers, academics, and community organization...
03/17/2026

The Black Maternal Health Collective Canada (BMHCC) invites students, researchers, academics, and community organizations to share their work at the Black Maternal Health Research Day as part of Black Maternal Health Week 2026.

Research Day will take place on Thursday, April 16, at Sadowski Auditorium, Mount Sinai Hospital, from 3:30 PM to 8 PM. This event will spotlight innovative academic and community-based research, amplify diverse voices, and foster partnerships to advance maternal health equity for Black communities in Ontario and across Canada.

Eligibility: Open to all types of research, including academic, qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, and community-based participatory research.

For more details, visit: https://forms.office.com/r/tm3Vq2F2UP

The deadline to submit a proposal is Friday, March 27, 2025. Successful applicants will be notified the week of Monday, March 30.

We look forward to your contributions as we deepen understanding, celebrate innovation, and support action and collaboration in Black maternal health research.

The A/C Study (2018–2019) was a community-based research project in Toronto and Ottawa that mapped the prevalence of HIV...
03/17/2026

The A/C Study (2018–2019) was a community-based research project in Toronto and Ottawa that mapped the prevalence of HIV among Black residents, providing critical data to inform provincial policy and practice. We are now launching the second iteration of this study and would like you to participate! Your organization’s involvement with Black community will be foundational to securing an updated understanding of the current burden of HIV in Toronto.

If you would like to participate or have any questions please reach out to Hannah Zuta (Study Coordinator) at hannah.zuta@mail.utoronto.ca to provide your email or phone number.

There's still time to sign up for Art and Chat! If you love art and are passionate about mental health, join us next wee...
03/11/2026

There's still time to sign up for Art and Chat!

If you love art and are passionate about mental health, join us next week Wednesday March 18th. We will be painting planters and learning about the Ontario Structured Psychotherapy program at WHIWH-CHC.

To register or learn more contact osp@whiwh.com or 647-881-4716

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the women in our community who are unapologetically ready for more. Re...
03/08/2026

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the women in our community who are unapologetically ready for more. Ready for better health care. Ready for equity. Ready to resist and reimagine. We want to hear from you, what does International Women’s Day mean to you? What are you ready for more of? Share your story in the comments or post it yourself and tag us with . Let’s celebrate together, not just today, but the strength and resilience of women, in our community every single day. Readyformore.ca WHIWH.com

WHIWH-CHC will be part of a powerful gathering created for African, Caribbean, and Black women and rooted in our shared ...
03/06/2026

WHIWH-CHC will be part of a powerful gathering created for African, Caribbean, and Black women and rooted in our shared stories, strength, and wellness traditions.

Join us as we come together in community to uplift our health, our voices, and our collective well‑being.

What’s happening at the forum:
☑️ Workshops on Black CAP & Unity Health’s Safe Steps Project
☑️ Workshops on WHIWH’s culturally grounded services
☑️ System navigation support tailored for ACB women
☑️ A vibrant community resource fair
☑️ Sexual health counselling and referrals
☑️Complimentary massage therapy to honour and restore our bodies

A hot, delicious dinner will be served as we connect, learn, and celebrate our wellness journey together.

We look forward to welcoming you into this space of sisterhood, healing, and empowerment.

Please register using the link provided below.
https://shorturl.at/ZGX7I

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2 Carlton Street, Suite 500
Toronto, ON
M5B1J3

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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Women's Health In Women's Hands is a community health centre for women of diverse racial backgrounds in Metropolitan Toronto and surrounding municipalities. Our primary health care team of highly skilled health care professionals specializes in the health wellness and medical needs of racialized women. Our services are fully accessible and designed to address the barriers that prevent us from being healthy. Our inclusive multidisciplinary services include primary medical health care, mental health support programs with individual and group counseling; dietician led programs, chiropody services, diabetes education centre,health promotion and education programs; pre- and post-natal care programs; HIV/AIDS prevention, support and care,healthy living activities and a Research program. We are committed to working from an inclusive feminist, pro-choice, anti-racist, anti-oppression, and multilingual participatory framework in addressing the issue of access to healthcare for our mandated priority populations encompassing gender, race, class, violence, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, culture, language, disability, immigration status and socio-economic circumstances. About our social media presence: The information contained on WHIWH-CHC social media pages (including, but not limited to: Twitter, Facebook, blogs and YouTube) does not constitute medical, legal, or professional advice and is provided for educational and information purposes only. Under no circumstances should information provided on these pages be interpreted as a substitute for medical advice from your own health care provider. Our social media pages are monitored periodically on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. EST. While WHIWH-CHC makes reasonable efforts to ensure that the information provided and the external links we post to our social media pages contain credible information, human and/or mechanical error can occur. Therefore, WHIWH-CHC cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content on our social media pages. WHIWH-CHC also cannot be held responsible for the content, images or third-party links submitted by other users. Links to non-WHIWH-CHC resources on this site do not constitute official endorsement on behalf of WHIWH-CHC. Social Media Public Comment Policy WHIWH-CHC encourages you to share your thoughts in a respectful manner on our social media. We do not necessarily agree with the comments that individuals post on our social media, but we welcome robust conversations and accept the majority of comments made on our pages. We also strive to be responsive to comments, when appropriate, and in a timely fashion. However, WHIWH-CHC will remove posts and links that we perceive to be spam, advertising, unlawful, harassing, abusive, obscene or defamatory. We also reserve the right to block individuals who repeatedly violate this comment policy. Please remember that when you post a comment on social media, it can be read and reproduced by anyone on the Internet. Before you post, consider how much personal information you want to make public. If you have personal medical questions, please contact your primary care provider or contact us to determine your eligibility for our health care services (info@whiwh.com or 416-593-7655). We understand that social media is available 24 hours a day; however, our monitoring capabilities are not. Our social media pages are monitored periodically on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. EST. As such, we may not see an inappropriate comment right away. If you notice a comment that violates this comment policy, you may notify our social media committee at info@whiwh.com or 416-593-7655.