In April 2025, the Alliance for Healthier Communities shared our vision for a Neighbourhood Health Home model of Primary Health Care, which enables regions to attach people to primary health care while addressing health inequities and improving primary care provider experiences. The model offers a path toward connected, equitable, and integrated care for people and communities.
In October 2025, the Alliance for Healthier Communities the officially launched our Interprofessional Primary Care Team (IPCT) Expansion Toolkit. In the first half of this webinar, we provided a brief overview of the Toolkit's contents, followed by a demonstration of how it might help you make the strategic and operational decisions necessary to implement your organization's expansion plans. The latter half was dedicated to a robust Q&A session with attendees.
These documents were prepared by the Alliance for Healthier Communities to support organizations working on Expressions of Interest (EOIs) in Fall 2025 for to receive Interprofessional Primary Care Team Expansion funding for the 2026/27 fiscal year.
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Community Initiatives are a fundamental part of how Alliance members foster resilient, healthy communities and improve health and wellbeing at the population level. CIs achieve collective social, environmental, and/or policy change that benefits whole communities. They are often community-led and are always delivered in partnership with community members and organizations.
This webinar is presented by the Alliance for Healthier Communities in partnership with participating organizations and evaluators in the Black-Focused Social Prescribing (BFSP) project.
The 2.5-year pilot was implemented by The Alliance for Healthier Communities in collaboration with four Community Health Centres (CHCs) in Ontario: Black Creek, Somerset West, TAIBU, and Rexdale. Through BFSP, dedicated staff called Link Navigators connect clients to programs and services. This project won the National Social Prescribing Innovation Award in 2024.
Black-Focused Social Prescribing (BFSP) was a 2.5-year pilot initiative that aimed to augment social prescribing practices by developing and applying a culturally affirming model of care, specifically designed to address the unique health inequities faced by ACB communities. The pilot was implemented by The Alliance for Healthier Communities, in collaboration with four Community Health Centres CHCs in Ontario: Black Creek, Somerset West, TAIBU, and Rexdale.
Ce bref rapport donne une définition de la gouvernance communautaire, examine les preuves de son impact positif et décrit comment elle est à la base de la structure et du fonctionnement des organisations membres de l'Alliance.