51 services found(6ms)
YWCA Toronto - Shelter and Supports
Referrals from Assaulted Women's Helpline only, 416-863-0511 Emergency shelter, including counselling, crisis intervention, needs assessment, mental health and addiction counselling, immigration and housing assistance, referrals and support (medical, financial, legal, employment, housing, parenting, immigration, substance abuse, cycle of violence), and advocacy for clients and their children; children's program includes children's group, counselling and recreation capacity 27 ex-residents support program
Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
Emergency shelter and longer term housing, capacity 40
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
Red Door Shelters
Emergency shelter, including meals, crisis counselling and support, child care, referrals, outreach and housing support capacity 50 length of stay depends on need
Toronto Shelter and Support Services
Emergency shelter for men, including short term problem solving and referrals, case management, housing and addiction counselling, and harm reduction access to Housing Connections (see separate listing) Community Partner, assistance with housing search and application process Emergency Shelter Program, 416-392-5522, 416-392-5527 Emergency accommodation in dormitory setting, with access to bed area 4 pm-8 am, includes day program, counselling and referrals, meals, and access to lounge, resource room, computers capacity 72 laundry and lockers available 4th Floor Winter Respite Program, 416-392-5542 Respite accommodation for men 50 years and older in residential crisis with a documented need f
Toronto Shelter and Support Services
Short term emergency shelter, capacity 209 crisis intervention and counselling case management child advocacy child care and children's program Housing Connections (see separate entry) Community Partner, assistance with housing search and application process
YouthLink. Youth Transition Home and Emergency Shelter
They join with youth, families and partners to highlight and develop strengths, aspirations and positive actions that improve the health and well-being of all who live, work, study and play in our community
Homes First Society
Closed for referrals; contact for information Emergency shelter, including crisis and case management, wrap-around supports, harm reduction, housing search help, meals, recreation capacity 87 staff on site 24 hours onsite services for residents only
Homes First Society
Emergency shelter, includes meals, shower facilities, literacy programs, job search support, information and referrals, workshops capacity 278
Homes First Society
Emergency shelter, includes meals, shower facilities, literacy programs, job search support, information and referral, workshops capacity 49
Canadian Red Cross, Toronto Branch
New Clients in-person support information about emergency shelter social legal and health services information and referral on refugee claim process and settlement services work permits
Toronto Shelter and Support Services
Emergency shelter for women, men, couples and families includes 387 beds wrap-around supports harm reduction health and mental health services Housing First perspective