149 services found(16ms)
Christie Refugee Welcome Centre
Emergency shelter, capacity 76 initial orientation and settlement case management basic needs support assistance with refugee claim process, housing referrals, education, health services follow up support Outreach program advocacy, referrals, orientation case management and system navigation support forms filling assistance ongoing support for former residents only
YouthLink Toronto
Emergency shelter and transitional housing, including case management capacity 51 (10 emergency beds; 41 transitional beds) access to computers, recreational programming for clients pet friendly
Mental Health Mutual-Aid Hub Canada
Mental health peer support agency includes telephone counselling, support groups, elder abuse prevention and awareness, intergenerational mutual support, peer volunteer training and workshops, outreach to Asian community, and anti-racism leadership development Mandarin Hotline, 289-800-8818 emotional support for a range of issues such as stress, anxiety, depression, health challenges, grief or bereavement, isolation, family conflict, unemployment, newcomer challenges support addresses language barriers and cultural stigma links to community and professional resources for individual and/or group support and treatment One-on-one Peer Support Emotional and practical support to individuals expe
JACS Toronto
Individual, group and family counselling services for addiction concerns and accompanying mental health challenges, including counselling for youth and young adults and support groups resource centre for addiction education, awareness and recovery outreach to schools, camps, youth groups annual recovery retreat Restoring Intimacy Sex and love addiction virtual intensive outpatient program for people who identify as men Support Groups Variety of self help groups includes support groups for women, men, couples, and young adults range of topics such as addiction and mental health, gambling, intimacy and relationships, wellness, meditation, codependency, coping effectively, relapse prevention v
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Smoking and vaping treatment, research and education Nicotine Dependence Clinic specialized nicotine cessation outpatient treatment services individual assessment and treatment plan medical consultation on nicotine cessation weekly open ongoing support group psychoeducation and workshops information on e-cigarettes and vaping Smoking Treatment for Ontario Patients ( STOP ) nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and other supports and resources to help people quit or reduce smoking STOP on the net online program Prevention of Gestational and Neonatal Exposure to Tobacco Smoke ( PREGNETS ) online information, resources and support for pregnant and postpartum women and their health care providers
Native Women's Resource Centre of Toronto
Resource centre crisis intervention information and referral urban orientation community outreach food programs Indigenous Healthy Babies Healthy Children home visits for families with children birth-6 years auntie approach prenatal and postpartum support early education support, links to community resources and referrals Pimaatsiwin -- drop-in for mothers and children birth-6 years parenting classes prenatal programs community kitchen, healthy families training and workshops Trauma Support -- 416-963-9963 ext 249 case management peer support peer-led support circles trauma counselling Community and Family Wellness Support support, counselling and referrals specializing in legal
Stonegate Community Health Centre
Free drop-in programs offer children up to the age of six, their parents, and their caregivers an interactive environment where they can participate a wide range of activities that help strengthen connections and foster healthy child development.
ACSA Community Services (formerly Agincourt Community Services Association)
EarlyON programs and Family Centre, program for children under 6 years Creative Play -- play space * drop-in for children birth-6 years and their caregivers, programs at several locations -- call or visit the website for details Parenting Programs -- parenting skills workshops, including workshop with parents and their children After School Program -- for children 6-12 years with focus on physical activity, nutrition, health and wellness program available at several locations -- call or visit the website for details Big Kids/Kindergarten Readiness Club -- school readiness program for preschool age children, including those entering kindergarten
BGC Toronto Kiwanis
Social and recreation programs day camps, after school clubs, homework clubs, leadership training, financial literacy and others summer camp, PA days and break programs (TDSB/TCDSB calendar) also offered Programs also offered at the following locations: Dundas Clubhouse at Dundas Junior Public School 935 Dundas St E, 416-925-2243 ext 60 TP Loblaw Clubhouse at St Mary Catholic School 20 Portugal Sq, 416-925-2243 ext 40 St Paul Clubhouse at St Paul Catholic School 80 Sackville St, 416-925-2243 ext 109 CYC Clubhouse 2 Lancaster Avenue, 416-925-2243 ext 51 Rose Clubhouse @ Rose Avenue Public School 675 Ontario Street, 416-925-2243 ext 50
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
Help Ahead
Coordinated access and information regarding 30 community-based mental health agencies in Toronto, including mental health services crisis lines, distress lines family services self-help groups information and referral online list of partner agencies
Ontario Federation for Cerebral Palsy
Clothing Pick-Up For Cerebral Palsy (CP4CP) works directly for the sole benefit of the Ontario Federation for Cerebral Palsy (OFCP). Services include: Free pick up service right at your doorstep. Regularly serviced drop off bins A newly opened 24/7 secure Donation Station at the Toronto Head Office at 26 Meteor Drive, Etobicoke On-site assistance is available Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm; bins are available around the clock Items Accepted: Clothes, shoes, coats, bedding and linens Re-usable items that are in good condition and working order such as toys, games, books (limit applies), small appliances, electronics, housewares, sporting goods Small furniture items (limited to items one person can carry)