All Housing Shelter in Toronto

The Access Point processes applications for supportive housing and individual mental health supports for adults in the Toronto area. Read more...

West Neighbourhood House addresses issues like homelessness and housing affordability; un- and under-employment; poverty; inequities, racism and oppression; literacy; aging; mental and physical health; immigration and settlement; violence; isolation; and financial exclusion. They offer a broad range of community-based social service programs for people of all ages, supporting families and individuals to address personal problems, and/or create opportunities for personal Read more...

The Financial Empowerment and Problem Solving (FEPS) program at Agincourt Community Services provides financial education, advocacy and problem-solving services to people living on a low income. FEPS services are free, confidential, one-on-one, and include information and referrals to income support programs. They provide hands-on help with: Completion of income tax returns Applying for government benefits Solving financial problems and questions Read more...

The Native Men’s Residence offer transitional housing and supports for Aboriginal men. They provide long-term affordable units that are available to those who complete the Sagatay program.   Read more...

The Aboriginal Women and Children’s Apartments offer self-contained apartments for Aboriginal mothers 16-24 with children. You can self-refer at the youth drop-in at 655 Bloor St W. Read more...

The Native Women’s Transitional House provide services for at-risk Aboriginal women 16-24 with or without children. You can self-refer at the youth drop-in at 655 Bloor St. W. Read more...

The Native Men’s Transitional House provides services for self-declared Native men 16-24 who are homeless or under-housed. You can self-refer at the youth drop-in at 655 Bloor St W. Read more...

Anduhyaun Inc. is a non-profit registered charity provides emergency shelter and second stage transitional housing to women and their children fleeing violence. Read more...

Akwa Honsta is an ABORIGINAL Housing Provider offering Rent-geared-to-Income (RGI) and market apartments to members of the ABORIGINAL community in a well established neighbourhood in the east-end of Toronto. Read more...

St. Clare’s offers affordable mixed-income housing in downtown Toronto. Rent may be geared to income or market value. Please visit their website for more information. Read more...