We’re grateful to the organizations, initiatives, and community supporters who work alongside R.O.C.K. and help make our work possible.

Program Objectives:

• Improve health and wellbeing of people experiencing houselessness through a holistic, person-centred approach

• Strengthen transitions from hospital to community care for adults experiencing houselessness

• Increase access to appropriate community-based health and social services

• Improve patient navigation through better cross-sector communication and coordination

The Pathway2Care Team consists of:

• Community Paramedic: Provides medical treatments and diagnostics, including wound care, intravenous therapy, and monitoring of vital signs.
• Housing Stability Worker: Supporting housing stability and helping individuals transition from temporary accommodations to more permanent housing solutions.
• R.O.C.K. Peer-2-Peer Leader: Peer leaders play a crucial role by building trust through shared lived experiences, advocating for individuals’ needs, guiding them through complex services, and providing outreach and harm reduction support.

A Community Paramedic and Housing Stability worker are on site every Wednesday at the Chatham R.O.C.K. drop in and every 1st and 3rd Monday at the Wallaceburg drop-in from 1-3PM.