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The East York Housing Help Centre provides programs, services, and resources that increase the well-being of individuals and families by engaging their strong and compassionate voices in developing and building the strength of our communities.   Read more...

The Housing Help Centre works with youth, families, newcomers to Canada, and seniors who are homeless, under-housed, and/or at risk of losing their housing. Read more...

COSTI services are available to all City of Toronto residents. Services include: settlement and housing services, and services for seniors. There is a nominal incidental fee for some services. They also offer immigrant services at 416-244-0480 Read more...

Unison Health and Community Services provides programs and services to people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. Their services are free, confidential and non-judgemental. Read more...

Developmental Services Ontario (DSO Toronto) helps people of all ages with developmental disabilities and autism spectrum disorder to lead healthy and socially inclusive lives using our exemplary skills in interdisciplinary clinical services, education and research. They provide many of clinical services in both official languages. Read more...

The Centre For Independent Living In Toronto Inc (CILT) helps people with disabilities to learn Independent Living skills and integrate into the community. Read more...

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...

Veterans Emergency Transition Services provide support to veterans having difficulty transitioning from military to civilian life. They assist veterans to move from the streets or shelters into affordable housing and connect them with health, employment, and financial support services. Read more...