39 services found(16ms)
Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities
Food Bank: Clients can access the food bank through self-referral * Clients register during program times and self-select how often they access each month however, no more than one visit each week * The food bank is open to community members who self-identify as having a low-income * Documentation is not required however, clients should be prepared to answer some questions at intake and may be asked to provide supporting documents. Clothing Bank is closed
Salvation Army, Community and Family Services
Community and family services food bank emergency material assistance including clothing and household items, as available conversational English café monthly luncheon for seniors income tax clinic Christmas assistance program for existing clients residential summer camp for children
Nellie's
Emergency shelter and support, including clothing, food, crisis intervention, counselling, children's program, referrals, advocacy, housing supports, workshops capacity 36 stay up to four months, or longer if dealing with legal or immigration issues
Street Haven at the Crossroads
Emergency and long term housing Emergency Shelter and Emergency Hotel Shelter Short term stay, including access to meals, clothing, showers, counselling, medical referrals, and assistance finding and maintaining permanent housing Emergency Shelter: capacity 50 Emergency Hotel Shelter: capacity 47 24 hour crisis line Supportive Housing Permanent affordable housing in 3 locations, including bachelor, one bedroom units capacity 32 case management
Scott Mission
Overnight shelter including breakfast, lunch and supper, clothing, counselling, support groups laundry and shower facilities case management Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
Canadian Centre for Men and Families
Safe, spacious temporary residence, residential services include: emergency case management emergency trauma counselling male survivors of domestic abuse support group food, clothing and additional in-house resources Legal Clinic for family and criminal law matters Fathering After Separation or Divorce - parenting program drop-in peer support group assistance with housing applications outreach and advocacy on behalf of men and their children referrals to additional external services Capacity is up to 10 families, or 24 individuals
Salvation Army, Greater Toronto Housing and Homelessness Supports
Emergency shelter, capacity 104, includes meals, clothing counselling and referrals crisis intervention advocacy and housing help life skills maximum length of stay varies according to individual case plan safe environment, spiritual care recreational events
Weston King Neighbourhood Centre
Drop-in and resource centre does not offer shelter services hot meals Mon-Sat, see hours for times grocery giveaway Tue 12 noon shower and laundry facilities Mon-Sat by appointment when possible personal hygiene and clothing items Mon-Sat harm reduction kit distribution Mon-Sat including walk-in counselling appointments with a Harm Reduction Worker Tue and Fri information, referral, systems navigation and advocacy and case management support Mon-Sat drop-in, also available by appointment computers, wi-fi, printing and faxing social activities pet friendly Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
South Riverdale Child-Parent Centre
Family resource program and EarlyON Child and Family Centre, including caregiver and child drop-in, early learning activities and early literacy daily snack and circle time parenting workshops library visits, parenting and toy libraries prenatal and postnatal resources and information clothing exchange community information, consultation and referral informal counselling organized outings, multicultural events, newsletter
Yonge Street Mission
Family support services including advocacy, care management, Christmas assistance; lunch program, in partnership with Dixon Hall Neighbourhood Services supper program computer classes children and youth programs including homework help and tutoring, summer camps, March break day camps child care, see separate listing Food Bank 2-3 days supply of unprepared, non-perishable food, appointment required, see separate listing Adult and Youth Meals Also assistance obtaining resources such as hygiene supplies, baby items, warm clothing , see separate listings Adult Services Includes meal, life skills classes, Bible studies Bridges Adult Program Chronic poverty initiative includes courses, workshops
YWCA Toronto - Shelter and Supports
Emergency shelter Including counselling, individual and group supports, assistance in finding housing, and ongoing support including meals, clothing, referrals, crisis intervention and advocacy, support for addictions, employment, health, mental health, and harm reduction capacity 50 beds for women 16-25 years beds for women 26 years and older 24-hour staffing and security Second stage housing Including meals, clothing, counselling and referrals, crisis intervention and advocacy, and support for addictions, employment, health, mental health, harm reduction, housing, and trauma capacity 12 6 beds for women 16-25 years 6 beds for women 26 years and older longer term shelter bed stay referrals
Eva's Initiatives
Emergency shelter, includes meals, clothing, supportive counselling, case management, life skills, in-house programming, referrals to other social service agencies capacity 40