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Mississauga Library offers resources such as books, movies, workshops and programs. Visit their website to see library locations and hours; obtain a library card; view catalogues of books, movies, music and tv; and register for programming (book clubs, “maker mississauga’, social pursuits, creative activities, citizenship and job training programs. Read more...

Victim Services of Peel (24 Hour Crisis Line) is available to victims, who can call to receive immediate crisis counsel and support. Court appearance and subsidized housing supports may also be available. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

The Deacons Cupboard is run out of St. Peter’s Anglican Church. It is a food bank that operates in a grocery store style, so that individuals can choose their own food. A nurse and a minister are always available. Christian volunteers are also present to offer supportive listening and conversation. Read more...

Frank McKechnie Community Centre is a community centre in Mississauga. Visit their website for a list of amenities and services. Read more...

The Compass runs a food bank; cooking classes; drop-in time; mens and womens groups; education classes; employment support; free haircuts; computer training; access to computers; Bible discussion groups and tax preparation assistance for residents who live in local neighborhoods. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Eden Food for Change offers food bank services once a month to receive 7 to 10 days of nutritionally balanced food, depending on the supplies available. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

AppleOne Employment Services is a job search engine for careers in the GTA. Visit their website to get started. Read more...

Seva is a food bank that provides free food for individuals in need. This food bank uses a grocery store model so clients can choose their own food. Visit their website for more information. Read more...