25 services found(2ms)
Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres - OFIFC
The Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres designs dozens of programs to address the needs of urban Indigenous communities across the province. OFIFC programs are delivered by Friendship Centres and other local organizations, creating the largest urban Indigenous program and service delivery network in Ontario. Programs are culturally relevant, trauma-informed, and delivered in safe and accessible environments. Friendship Centres are Indigenous community hubs that provide a place for Indigenous people to gather and access a range of services including Children and Youth, Education, Employment, Health, Healing and Wellness, Homelessness and Justice programming.
PCLS - Housing Rights
Tenants in Parkdale are up against bad landlords, greedy developers, and other threats to the neighbourhood. Often, these challenges result in legal problems that staff at Parkdale Community Legal Services can help with. From disrepair and harassment by landlords to illegal rent increases and threats of eviction, PCLS caseworkers can help tenants to ensure that their rights are respected. Depending on the type and specifics of the case, PCLS caseworkers can gather and asses evidence, write demand letters to landlords, negotiate agreements, or represent tenants at the Landlord Tenant Board. If you are a tenant in Parkdale and you have any of these issues, come in for an intake and speak to a caseworker.
WTCLS - Housing Law
We can help tenants with legal problems that affect their housing. These may include:Evictions from a rental unitRepairs and maintenance problemsHarassment and discriminationRent subsidy being cut off
Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture. Scarborough Office
The Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture (CCVT) is a non-profit founded by a group of Toronto doctors, lawyers and social-service professionals, many of whom were associated with Amnesty International. Mental health program * supportive counselling with referral to additional services as appropriate * group programs and drop in * mutual support groups for men, women, children and youth * crisis intervention * professional service coordination among physicians or mental health specialists, lawyers, social workers * legal help Settlement services, (formerly Immigrant Settlement and Adaptation Program) * needs assessment, information and referral, orientation, supportive counselling * support with immigration documents, finding housing, accessing child care, community and social services * community support through volunteer befriending, including interpretation and escort to appointments Children's program -- specialized settlement services for children and their families to deal with trauma and restore family functioning * homework club
Landlord's Self Help Centre
Landlord’s Self-Help Centre is a non-profit specialty community legal clinic funded by Legal Aid Ontario and mandated to provide support exclusively to Ontario’s small landlord community. We are not a branch of the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Fred Victor. Pet Friendly Bethlehem United Shelter
is to improve the health, income and housing stability of people experiencing poverty and homelessness.
YMCA Sprott House
The YMCA has been providing housing and shelter for at-risk youth for decades. Whether it is family problems, trouble with the law, or just being locked out of the house, we’ll help you stay warm and safe, and get you the help that you need.
West Toronto Community Legal Services. West Toronto Housing Help Services
We provide free legal services to low income people living in our area of West Toronto. We provide service in a number of areas of law, including landlord and tenant, employment, social assistance, and immigration.
Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario
The Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) is a specialty community legal clinic with a provincial mandate to advance and protect the interests of low-income tenants. We specialize in housing issues related to tenants in Ontario.
Friends of Ruby
Friends of Ruby is dedicated to the progressive well-being of LGBTQI2S youth (aged 16-29) through mental health services, social services and housing. Our approach is comprehensive, involving mind, body and community – wherever you are on your personal journey.