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The Regional Municipality of Durham Announces Funding for Brock Community Health Centre’s (Brock CHC) Capital Project

Brock Community Health Centre (Brock CHC) is pleased to recognize The Regional Municipality of Durham’s support and financial contribution of 25 per cent of the community component of the capital project up to a maximum of $225,000 for Brock CHC’s capital project.

“The Region of Durham is pleased to provide support and capital funding to assist Brock Community Health Centre,” said Durham Regional Chair and Chief Executive Officer Gerri Lynn O’Connor.  “In an area that is currently underserviced, this support will increase access to valued core health care services.”

Brock CHC’s capital project will see construction of a 21,000-square-foot health care facility for the residents of Brock Township and surrounding areas.  The new centre will accommodate organizational programs and services.  It will also provide a community health hub for Durham’s northern communities, increasing access to allied health care services and community organizations.

Brock CHC In Brief

Building a Healthier Community

Brock Community Health Centre (Brock CHC) is a community health service for residents of Brock Township and surrounding areas, an area in Ontario where, by all accounts, there has been an inadequate range of primary health services available for many years.  Community advocacy by a committed group of local residents resulted in the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care providing funding for a community health centre for Brock Township residents in late 2007.

Brock CHC is non-profit charitable organization, registered in Ontario, governed by a Board of Directors, representing the communities of Brock Township and surrounding areas.  The Board is elected annually from the organization’s membership.  Brock CHC’s Letters Patent were issued in 2002.