Hamilton Urban Core is an inner city health centre with thousands of registered clients who routinely access the Centre's many programs and services. Founded in 1996, Hamilton Urban Core is a non-profit agency, primarily funded through the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant (HNHB) Local Integration Health Network (LHIN). Over the years Hamilton Urban Core has worked diligently with individuals and communities to not only change the lives of thousands of inner city residents, but to also shape a better, healthier city for the client communities served and represented by the Centre.
As one of Ontario's 76 Community Health Centres, Hamilton Urban Core is non-profit, charitable and community-governed, and provides multi-disciplinary interprofessional health care framed by the social determinants of health.
What We Offer
Hamilton Urban Core provides culturally sensitive programs and services in more than 15 languages to priority populations that include people who are homeless or at risk of being homeless, immigrants and refugees, individuals and families with low or no income or who are living in poverty, persons living with mental illness or mental health issues, isolated seniors and street-involved youth.