Mobile Medical Outreach Clinic – Serving the Community

The Mobile Medical Outreach Clinic provides essential health and wellness services directly to individuals in our community who are experiencing periods of housing instability or living with complex health and social challenges. Our mission is to meet people where they’re at—offering accessible, culturally safe, and judgment-free care from a mobile, community-based setting. The van is designed for those who may face barriers to traditional health services. Whether you’re navigating housing instability, substance use, mental health challenges, or simply need a safe and supportive space, we’re here for you.

No appointments. No judgment. No cost.

We’re out in the community to reduce barriers, build trust, and offer care with dignity, one connection at a time.

Supporting individuals who are unhoused, or precariously housed, and needing community Connections and support

 

What We Offer

Access To Medical Care

We offer on-the-spot support for a wide range of health concerns, including minor illnesses, injuries, prescription renewals, and general health check-ups.

Mental Health & Substance Use Support

Our team provides harm reduction services, access to free naloxone kits, and connections to detox programs, treatment options, and ongoing mental health care.

Sexual & Reproductive Health

We provide access to birth control options, as well as STI screening, education, and treatment in a safe and confidential environment.

Cultural Connections

Cultural safety is at the heart of what we do. We offer opportunities to connect with Indigenous cultural supports, including traditional healing practices, ceremony, and cultural navigators.

 

Who You’ll Meet on the Van

Our outreach van is supported by a compassionate and skilled team, each bringing their own expertise to help support your needs:

• Cultural Navigator – Offering culturally safe support, traditional knowledge, and connections to Indigenous healing practices and ceremony.
• Physicians – Providing medical care, prescriptions, and support for a range of health concerns.
• Social Workers – Helping with housing, income assistance, ID replacement, and navigating health and social service systems.
• Nurses – Assisting with health assessments, treatments, harm reduction, sexual health services, and more.
• Mental Health and Substance Use Clinician – Provides accessible, non-judgmental support for individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges.

 

Together, we aim to provide respectful, low-barrier care that meets you where you’re at, no matter your story.

 

Intake Line: 250-641-2771
Mental Health Services: 250-641-2948
Fax Number: 1-888-676-5129
Email: mobileoutreach@nisgaahealth.bc.ca