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Homes First Society
Emergency shelter, includes intensive case management, meal program, harm reduction services, community engagement opportunities, and peer-support programs capacity 90 pet friendly environment
Haven Toronto
Drop-in programs meal program with halal and vegetarian options clothing room offering seasonally appropriate articles of clothing ID clinic providing assistance in applying for identification, including assistance to retrieve copies of: Canadian birth certificates (wallet size), verification of status (record of landing), birth registration, Ontario health card, Ontario photo ID card Health Care Programs and Services general health related resources and services laundry and shower facilities smoking cessation program dental hygienist: bi-weekly wait-list system for dental care and education foot care clinic: general foot-care and access to specific tests to assess foot health and nerve fun
Fred Victor
Mental health and justice case management Meal Program breakfast served Mon-Fri 10 am-11 am dinner is served Mon-Fri 4 pm-5 pm Drop-in services , including counselling and advocacy access to ID clinic access to housing clinics access to food and phones Clothing Room: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12 noon-12:30 pm and 2:30 pm-3 pm mental health and justice workers harm reduction supplies and support Fair Change Legal Clinic (October-April) seasonal income tax preparation referrals and information Visit Fred Victor website for details on available services
Muslim Welfare Canada
Multiservice agency: Free Medical Clinic no Ontario Health Insurance required, call for appointment Halal Meals on Wheels distribution of bagged lunch in downtown Toronto area each Saturday for individuals who are homeless or in need distribution of winter coats, gloves, and clothing in winter Food banks -- see separate listings Emergency shelter - see separate entry Transitional Housing - see separate entry
Albion Neighbourhood Services
Programs and services are offered at different locations breakfast clubs after school clubs parent support and education March Break and summer day camp leadership training Rexpression-Media Arts program youth basketball and recreational programs youth mentorship special events
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)
Margaret's Housing and Community Support Services
Drop-in centre includes meals (breakfast, lunch, snacks) and assistance locating emergency accommodation individual support including housing support, form filling assistance, crisis intervention access to phones, computers, washrooms access to visiting doctors clinic, foot care nurse, dental clinic, psychiatric clinic and vaccine clinic Harm Reduction Supplies and Service Includes clean needles, crack pipes, condoms, counselling Mental Health and Justice Diversion, pre-diversion, court support and release planning Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
CAFCAN
Children's Programs individual counselling Stop Now and Plan (SNAP) Program Kambi Ya Watoto Summer Camp Leaders in Partnership (LIP) -- for children 7-12 years at risk of suspension or expulsion from school,10-week lunch time school-based skills training program addressing the social and emotional needs of children in developing a more positive attitude towards school and their community Youth Programs -- for youth 16-24 years individual counselling Express Yourself / Anger Management Program Youth Outreach Worker (YOW) Program - supports high-risk youth
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
San Romanoway Revitalization Association
Neighbourhood centre, including counselling and support, child development and literacy, and recreation programs individual and group counselling counselling for assaulted women counselling and support for at risk youth 12-29 years before and after school program for children 5-13 years, including breakfast and hot dinner recreation programs for youth, including boys and girls club (see separate listing) homework assistance summer and March break camp recreation programs for seniors
Lawyers Feed the Hungry
The Toronto Lawyers Feed the Hungry Program has provided hot, healthy community meals to Toronto residents in need since 1998. This important year-round program, providing more than 60,000 meals a year, is made possible thanks to generous donations to The Law Society Foundation and the work of our committed volunteers. Meals are served in the Law Society of Ontario's cafeteria at 130 Queen Street West, Toronto, on: Tuesday nights for dinner at 5 p.m. Wednesday nights for dinner at 5 p.m. Thursday mornings for breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Sunday mornings for breakfast at 10 a.m.