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Canadian Civil Liberties Association
CCLA fights for the civil liberties, human rights, and democratic freedoms of all people across Canada. Founded in 1964, we are an independent, national, nongovernmental organization, working in the courts, before legislative committees, in the classrooms, and in the streets, protecting the rights and freedoms cherished by Canadians and entrenched in our Constitution
Landlord and Tenant Board. Toronto South Office
The Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) was created by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) on January 31, 2007. The RTA gives residential landlords and tenants rights and responsibilities, and sets out a process for enforcing them. The RTA also sets out the process for resolving non-profit housing co-operative (“co-op”) eviction disputes.
National African Integration and Families Association
Our mission is to work with African Canadian, landed immigrants and refugees involved in the justice and immigration systems and their families and communities to identify, prevent and/or alleviate the direct and collateral impacts and consequences of involvement or of being at-risk of involvement in these institutional structures both to the individuals concerned and their immediate community; To assist in the documentation of the aforementioned impacts and consequences, with the ultimate aim being to inform various constituents and stakeholders, especially policy makers.
Neighbourhood Legal Services (NLS)
Please note that we are only open for walk-in intakes for individuals that do not have telephone or online access. Please expect to complete a COVID-19 screening at the door. NLS provides FREE legal services and assistance to low income individuals who live within our catchment area and qualify for our services. We have a variety of dedicated staff to assist you. We are governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. As a non-profit corporation our Members play an important role in our governance
Family Service Toronto - Partner Assault Response Program
The Partner Assault Response (PAR) program is a Domestic Violence Court initiative that delivers a specialized community-based group education/counselling program to offenders who have been mandated by the court to attend the PAR program in response to a criminal charge involving domestic violence. At Family Service Toronto (FST), we call this program the Next Steps program. This program operates as a part of FST’s integrated Family Violence Centre. This program, funded by the Ministry of the Attorney General’s Ontario Victim Services, is a court-ordered sanction. It aims to enhance victim safety and hold offenders accountable for their behaviour by providing participants with an opportunity to:examine their beliefs and attitudes towards domestic abuselearn non-abusive ways of resolving conflict
NLS - Immigration
We assist with matters involving citizenship, humanitarian and compassionate applications, sponsorship and family reunification.
SCA - Client Family Services
Information is readily available on Government Support Programs, such as Wheeltrans, Trillium Drug Plan). Our Team also assists in filling out government applications, which may include Permanent Resident Card Renewal, Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) form for refugee claimants, and Ontario Works Program. Housing ServicesHousing AccessHousing StabilizationEviction Prevention & Emergency SupportRelated Workshops and ActivitiesSettlement Services for NewcomersIncome Tax Clinic
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.