REACH Niagara strengthens communities by providing healthcare to those who do not have their basic needs met. This includes people who are homeless, precariously housed, and living below the low-income measure.

Strong communities start with accessible healthcare. REACH Niagara is committed to providing non-judgemental and low-barrier health care services, including ongoing primary care, select form assistance, connection to supports, counselling, harm reduction supplies, preventative care screening, system navigation, and referrals.

There are no health cards or appointments required to access REACH clinics. 

The goal is to build trusting relationships between patient and provider and to transition people to places of stable care.