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Unison Health Keele-Rogers - ID Clinic
This weekly program helps vulnerable people get the identification (ID) needed to access services. ID includes a Canadian birth certificate or birth registration, replacement of SIN card or Record of Landing, and Health Card if you have no address or ID. The program is run by Partners for Access and Identification (PAID) and serves people at risk of homelessness. It operates as a drop-in, on a first-come first-served basis.
Fred Victor. Administrative Office
Fred Victor has worked hard to build support and consensus for the Zero TO approach to ending chronic homelessness. The initiative is being led by the Toronto Alliance to End Homelessness (TAEH) and is supported by the City of Toronto and a formal group of community partner organizations. Our first objective is to tackle the issue of chronic homelessness through improved data, coordinated and triaged access to service, and evidence informed advocacy to government.
RPCHC - Health Card Kiosk and Identification Replacement Clinic
Identification is necessary to apply for subsidized housing and income assistance programs (such as Ontario Works), receive appropriate health care and access many other programs and services in Canada. The health card kiosk and identification replacement clinic is a joint partnership with Street Health Community Nursing Foundation and Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. Hosted on the fourth Wednesday of every month, this clinic helps homeless people replace lost, stolen or damaged identification - usually within 3-6 weeks. Staff from Ministry Of Health are on site to process health card applications. Staff from Street Health are available to process birth certificates, ‘record of landing’ (ROL) documents and social insurance number cards for homeless people.