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...
Anishnawbe Health Toronto provides mental health and traditional healing, pre and postnatal programs, and Toronto Public Health dental clinic for eligible children and seniors. Read more...
Anishnawbe Health Toronto provides traditional healing within a multi-disciplinary health care model, cultural programs for children and youth in the care of child protection services, Teaching and Healing Circles, Spiritual Ceremonies, and a diabetes education program. Read more...
Native Child and Family Services provide a life of quality, well-being, caring, and healing for children and families in the Toronto Native Community. They offer education and training programs for adults, including the Literacy and Basic Skills and GED literacy programs. Read more...
The Native Youth Resource Centre provides support and advocacy in the areas of housing, education and employment for Aboriginal youth ages sixteen to twenty-four. Read more...
The Metis Nation of Ontario offer career counselling, employment readiness training, skills development, apprenticeship support, self-employment, youth initiatives, and services for clients with disabilities. Read more...
The Miziwe Biik Aboriginal Employment & Training offers training initiatives, employments services, and self-employment opportunities. They also provide work experience and employment supports for youth. Read more...
