All Housing Shelter in Toronto

Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre operates a mens Homeless Shelter available to those 25 and older. Read more...

Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre operates a mens homeless shelter available to those 25 and older. Read more...

Fred Victor provides several affordable housing options provide accommodations to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. On-site staff run programs, connect tenants to other support services and provide information about the local community. Read more...

Homes First operates a co-ed homeless shelter in Toronto. If you are looking for shelter, please call 311 or Central Intake at 416-338-4766, or toll-free in Toronto at 1-877-338-3398. You can also visit the City of Toronto’s Homeless Help page. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Fred Victor provides several affordable housing options provide accommodations to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. This location of Fred Victor provides housing for individuals with mental health and justice related issues. Read more...

The Covenant House serve youth between 16 to 24 years old. They offer 3 meals a day, medical visits, mental, spiritual and emotional support. They also offer basic needs like toothpaste, toothbrush, etc. Read more...

The Maxwell Meighen Centre run on Christian principles and has a desire to share the love of God in a practical way. There are 288 Emergency Shelter beds are available 24 hours a day, 7-days a week, and 365 days a year to men over the age of 18. The Centre also offers 3 meals a day and access to Read more...

New Hope Leslieville is a 60-bed facility that provides shelter and meals, supportive counselling, housing placement and follow up support services and referrals to employment and rehabilitation agencies for men experiencing homelessness. Read more...

Florence Booth House is for women only. It provides three meals per day as well as an evening snack, a bed, clothing, and basic necessities like shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes etc. They offer range of services relating to Housing, counseling, life skills, and assistance with addiction. Florence Booth House supplies regular programming through Life Skills Groups, Health and Wellness groups Read more...

At John Howard Society of Toronto, staff members work in collaboration with Correctional Services Canada (CSC), in order to support male individuals and the reintegration of these clients. This specific society offers the following programs: Individual Counselling, Graduated Leave System, Employment/ Vocational/ Educational Programs, Financial Program, Leisure/Recreational/Social Programs, Substance Abuse Programs, Community Involvement Program, and assistance to find permanent housing. Read more...