Community Resources

Cancer screening saves lives! This new guide explains why, when, what to expect and how to screen for breast, cervical, lung, and colon cancer.

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Find Emergency food or Affordable food in Kingston. Use meal, grocery and market filters to see what is offered, and check details before travelling.

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This practical resource for patients and caregivers includes where to access services, how to manage symptoms, bereavement supports, and much more.

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This program offers FREE workshops to help people live healthier and better manage stress, sleep or conditions, such as chronic pain, diabetes, cancer, and more!

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Cervical cancer is almost always preventable. A quick cervical screening test today can help protect your health. Learn about getting screened.

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This comprehensive listing offers a wide range of resources for pregnant and breastfeeding women, and their families. 

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This campaign empowers individuals to take action against Intimate Partner Violence and Gender-Based Violence and to build safer, happier communities. 

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Maltby Centre offers many regular programs and services for children, youth, young adults and their parents or guardians. Check out their Spring calendar!

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St. Vincent de Paul Society of Kingston partnered with Queen's University School of Nursing to create a guide that lists a multitude of resources in our community.

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Kingston Native Center and Language Nest offers the Indigenous HIPPY program to parents and caregivers of children ages 3-5 years old.

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The First Link Program facilitates early connection following diagnosis and timely access to community resources, education, and supportive services throughout the dementia journey.

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Kingston has many agencies and places that help newcomers and refugees with different needs to integrate into their new lives in our communities.

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