Share your voice
Join community consultations, forums and advisory groups that shape our priorities.
Get involved
Help shape a healthier community.
Alchemy does not simply provide services to the community; it develops services with the community. Your experience, ideas and partnership make our care better.
Community engagement
Ways to take part
Ensuring that community members actively shape Alchemy’s programs, priorities and services.
Bring your lived experience
Peer and lived-experience engagement helps us design care that truly fits.
Co-design with us
Give feedback and help co-design programs and services alongside our team.
Activities may include
- Community consultations
- Community advisory groups
- Peer and lived-experience engagement
- Outreach activities
- Community education
- Health promotion events
- Community forums
- Feedback and co-design opportunities
Support our work
A one-time or monthly gift helps people in our community reach the health, social and community supports they need. Give by card or Interac e-Transfer.
Community & belonging
Groups, activities & peer support
Creating opportunities for people to build relationships, reduce isolation and participate in community life.
Social prescribing
Connecting people to non-clinical supports such as recreation, peer groups, arts, community programs and other activities that contribute to health and well-being.
Peer support
Recreational activities
Social groups
Wellness activities
Community gatherings
Support groups
Cultural and community activities
Social prescribing
Partnerships & integrated care
Partner with Alchemy
Building a connected network of health, social-service and community providers. Together, we make referrals warmer and care more continuous.
Start a partnership conversation- Primary care partnerships
- Hospital and specialist connections
- Mental health partnerships
- Public health partnerships
- Community agency partnerships
- Indigenous/community partnerships
- Employment and settlement partnerships
- Housing and food-security partnerships
- Coordinated referrals
- Warm referrals and hand-offs
- Shared care planning where appropriate