Map View ➜Accommodation, Information and Support (AIS)
For people with mental health challenges who are homeless, finding housing is challenging. AIS was created to address this high need to secure safe and affordable housing.
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Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture
CCVT is a community-based organization that helps victims of torture, war, genocide and crimes against humanity. We provide treatment, tools and support that allow refugees to heal from trauma and…
View Listing ➜Carefirst Family Health Team
The purpose of Carefirst Family Health Team is to provide multi-disciplinary primary care and health services to members of the public in the Greater Toronto and surrounding areas. The services…
View Listing ➜Sancta Maria House
The young women you can support come from a number of backgrounds, neighbourhoods and lifestyles, but share similar stories of pain, fear, abuse, generational trauma and mental health problems. At…
View Listing ➜Wigwamen
Wigwamen, a non-profit and charitable organization, is Ontario's oldest and largest urban Aboriginal housing provider. With 214 units scattered throughout the City of Toronto, a 92-unit apartment building for families…
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143Supportive Housing service listings available in Toronto
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