The Home Dental Care Program, located at 2109 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is an outreach initiative operated by the University of Manitoba's Centre for Community Oral Health (CCOH). Established to bridge the gap in access to dental care, the program provides high-quality dental services directly to individuals who are unable to visit traditional dental clinics due to age, disability, or chronic illness. By bringing care to personal residences and long-term care facilities, the program supports the oral health and overall well-being of some of the community’s most vulnerable populations. Services offered include general dentistry, preventive care, restorative procedures, and denture work, all delivered with compassion and professionalism. The Home Dental Care Program also plays a key educational role by involving senior dental and dental hygiene students, residents, and fellows in its service delivery. These students work under the direct supervision of licensed dental professionals, ensuring patients receive expert care while contributing to the training of future healthcare providers. Supported by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and operating out of Deer Lodge Centre, the program emphasizes accessibility, safety, and person-centered service. It accepts a variety of public and private insurance plans, with options for reduced fees based on financial need, making dental care more inclusive and accessible across the city.