At Choice in Health, we want to ensure that abortion care is accessible for everyone. As a non-profit clinic and a charity, we are invested in helping clients who do not have OHIP get coverage for their care through our access fund.

We are currently seeking a Registered Practical Nurse to join our team. Abortion Care Nurses are responsible for surgical pre-procedure counselling and assessment; medication abortion education and administration; surgical bedside monitoring and support; and post-surgical care and monitoring.

We live in a society that caters to the able-bodied, where people with invisible and externally apparent disabilities have historically faced marginalization, exclusion, and oppression. Abortion spaces have not been exempt from these dynamics, and in Canada we have a long shameful history of perpetuating them.   

When it comes to abortion care, obstacles still exist for those with disabilities when it comes to finding accessible care, travelling to appointments and accessing telehealth services. At Choice in Health we are dedicated to reducing barriers wherever we can.  

This Pride season we want to talk about what it means for abortion care to be 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusive, especially when historically it has not been the case. 

Have you ever smelled a strong cologne or perfume and gotten a headache? Do you encounter a fragrance and start to feel dizzy or have trouble concentrating? 

If you have a scent sensitivity, also known as an environmental sensitivity, this experience can be quite common.

After nearly a decade in sexual health—from frontline work and peer education to serving as CIHC’s Operations Manager—I’m honored to step into the role of Executive Director. My journey has deepened my commitment to compassionate, client-centered care that truly meets people where they are. 

Today marks the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) and we want to highlight a Toronto community-based project called Flourish, whose goal is to support those who have experienced FGM/C and their communities, through advocacy work and raising awareness.

We are currently seeking relief Booking/Intake staff to provide casual staffing support. The Intake and Booking roles are responsible for booking client appointments, admitting clients into the clinic, handling administrative tasks, selling birth control and other tasks as needed.

We are currently seeking an Operations Manager to join our team. The Operations Manager will lead the coordination, development, and evaluation of clinic services, while actively supporting and nurturing a positive workplace culture.

Having been part of the Choice team with all of you is an honour that I will carry with me. 

This June we want to hold space for both Indigenous Peoples month and Pride season, which fall in the same month in Canada.

It’s Transgender Awareness week from Nov 13-19th and with all the pushback against gender inclusion in schools across Canada, it feels especially important to show support for trans and non-binary folks who may be struggling.