Centre for Research on Inner City Health
Keenan Research Centre
The Centre for Research on Inner City Health (CRICH) is dedicated to reducing health inequities through innovative research that supports social change. We conduct research to better understand the linkages between poverty, social exclusion, and poor health. And we work in partnership with community agencies and decision-makers to evaluate population health interventions to improve health outcomes for inner city populations.
On our website, you can learn more about the issues we study and what we're doing to address them.
- Homelessness, Housing and Health
- Neighbourhoods and Health
- Maternal and Child Health
- Mental Health and Substance Use
- Urban Aboriginal Peoples and Health
- Health Care Interventions
2010/2011 CRICH Impact ReportCRICH research in action: testing solutions, raising awareness and developing tools to support social innovations for equity in health. Find out more |
NEW TOOL FOR MONITORING INEQUITIESResearchers and policy makers can use this index to explore multiple dimensions of marginalization. Find out more |
Our Health Counts Community Report: First Nations Adults and ChildrenAboriginal People in Ontario's urban areas live with striking levels of poverty and illness. Find out more |
