Punjabi Community Health Services (PCHS) is a pioneering community-based, non-profit charitable organization with a 33-year history of serving diverse populations
High Priority Communities Strategy (HPCS) project, funded by the Ontario government, aims
to address health disparities in marginalized communities. It focuses on chronic disease
prevention, improved healthcare access, mental health promotion, and support for healthy
living. Through tailored outreach, wraparound supports, and facilitation of an
equity-based community-led strategy, this project aims to drive positive change and
improve health outcomes for underserved populations. The HPCS team at PCHS focuses on
COVID-19, Diabetes, and Mental Health & Addictions.
Community members we serve: We provide services to community
members in Malton
and Brampton, irrespective of their immigration or residency status, who are 18 years of
age or older. Our project's services are accessible to individuals with or without OHIP
cards, ensuring that those with temporary status in Canada, including international
students, are also encouraged to benefit from the project's 3 primary pillars.
To learn more about our services and access additional information, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our dedicated support team.
Support line: 437-243-3735 Support email: hpcs@pchs4u.com
We are eager to assist you and provide the details you need. Furthermore, we offer free events and seminars. To discover more about these complimentary services, please give us a call today.
