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Staff available to assist with:
Donations
- bag lunch or emergency grocery bag - provided between 11 am-4:30 pm - also available through Outreach Van
- general support
- hygiene supplies and seasonal clothing
- Harm Reduction supplies
- access to short-term warming space, free showers, and washroom
- Health Cards and other paperwork
- transportation needs - local and out of town for housing and health care needs
- referral to other programs and community resources
- an access point to facilitate medical, corrections and other support appointments virtually
- Housing Support Worker
- HEPCURE free testing
- Para Medicine
Donations
- Donations of breakfast and lunch items for shelter guests as well as donations of survival gear, toiletries and cleaning supplies are needed
- if you have donations, do not go to 88 Mulcaster without first calling 705-828-3477 or emailing getconnected@busbycentre.ca
- Busby Centre serves sandwiches and other essentials to over 120 people every day
- commit to providing sandwiches for one day or more
- visit this page to sign up: https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/6r2gdq
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At this time, shelter is open for youth that are currently living there.
Crisis care facility offering:
Held weekly for any youth residing at Youth Haven who would like to see a doctor on a drop-in basis, services include:
Accept donations of:
Crisis care facility offering:
- emergency care housing, food and clothing
- 19 beds
- support in life skills development (dress, hygiene, cooking and budgeting)
- short or long term stay, length of stay determined by person's need and rate of progress
- long term stays require carrying out a plan (continuing education, work, or job search)
- in-house and mobile outreach counselling services for individuals and families
- information and referral
Held weekly for any youth residing at Youth Haven who would like to see a doctor on a drop-in basis, services include:
- full exams
- medication dispensing and monitoring
- advice and information about personal care
- referrals for more complicated physical needs
- second and fourth Tue of the month (except Jul-Aug) at Downtown branch of the Barrie Public Library
- Staff are available to answer any health and wellness questions, activities and snacks also available
- Partnership between Youth Haven, the Barrie Community Health Centre and Canadian Mental Heath Association
- Purchase a box for $50, contains scarves, gloves, tuques, toiletries, hygiene products, gift cards, bus tokens and more
- Campaign runs until Christmas
- Donors can be eligible to win prizes
Accept donations of:
- Food staples: drop off Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm at 22 Wellington St E
- donations of store purchased food, clothing and house/cleaning supplies are being accepted, cannot accept homemade meals at this time
- Christmas gifts, winter clothing, socks, hygiene and beauty supplies, school supplies, baked goods, youth-geared Gift Cards (movies, restaurants etc.), bus tickets/passes
- if you have something to donate, call 705-739-7616 to let them know when you will be coming to the house
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Youth Mental Health and Addiction Services
1-800-461-4319 Office: 705-726-5033
Crisis: 705-728-5044
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Youth Mental Health Services are available in a blend of in person and virtual by secure email, voice, Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) or text
Case management
Case management
- for youth who live in Barrie and are experiencing serious mental illness and need assistance with things such as finding and maintaining housing, daily living skills, exploration of income supports, and making connections with community resources
- topics may include Self-Esteem & Healthy Relationships, Ending Self Harm, Peer Support
- programs and workshops vary, see website for details
- on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, to help individuals who are looking for information and/or support regarding mental health and addictions, see drop-in times in "Hours"
- staff will be available to discuss individual needs, provide connection to CMHA services, assist with information and referrals to other community services, and answer questions related to mental health and addictions
- Mental Health Crisis Line (Mon-Sun 24 hours): 705-728-5044 or 1-888-893-8333; if your call to the crisis line is answered by an automated service, leave a message and a crisis counsellor will return your call promptly
- Telecare: 705-726-7922
- Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 to chat
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Housing Resource Centre to assist those looking for permanent housing, services include:
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- assistance with accessing funding for rent related expenses
- assistance with accessing funding for utility related expenses. Intake provided in some areas
- assistance with accessing funding for support services needed for individuals with a disability or mental illness who are unable to live independently without care, supervision and/or support
- landlord/tenant mediation
- referrals to community resources
- maintaining a landlord registry
- maintaining a housing registry of houses, townhouses, apartments, rooms and shared accommodation
- assistance with applications for subsidized housing which must be forwarded by client
- assistance with applications for Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP)
- Member of the Simcoe County Alliance to End Homelessness
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- Barrie Public Library - Tue and Thu 1 pm-4:30 pm
- Ontario Works (Barrie Office) - Mon 1 pm-4 pm, Wed 9 am-12 noon
- see Outreach Locations - Drop-in
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Focuses on moving people who are chronically homeless as rapidly as possible from the street or emergency shelters into permanent housing with supports that vary according to participant needs.
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Outreach is available seven days a week and offers mobile supports throughout South Simcoe to individuals, couples and families experiencing or on the verge of homelessness.
- Basic needs
- Personal hygiene
- Harm reduction supplies
- Food support and food resources
- Tents and tarps
- Blankets and sleeping bags
- Soft and direct referrals to programs and community resources
- Conversation
- Basic triage and first aid support and or supplies
- Brief case management
- Housing support - search and referral
- Shelter support - access and referral
- COMING SOON
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Provides a safe space to get warm or cool down, while providing resources for community-building.
Offers:
Offers:
- Access to shower
- Meals and food support
- Basic needs and supplies
- Harm reduction supplies
- Computer workstations with access to internet, phone and fax as needed.
- Coffee/tea/juice, snacks and lunch will be provided throughout the day
- Onsite resources and connecting with relevant referrals to community resources and healthcare needs
- Access point to assist with virtual appointments via use of technology.
- Housing support
- Employment search support
- Assistance with ID, health cards, birth certificates, other paperwork, applications, and or information
- Donations of meals, survival gear and donations for shelter guests are always welcomed.
- Donations of technologogical devices are welcomed.
- Please call 705-970-7149 before arriving with any donations or email us at donations@shiftforgood.ca for more information.
- Meal makers and volunteers are much-needed at this time. Email volunteer.coordinator@shiftforgood.ca to learn more or to sign up.
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COVID19 - Closed for public access until further notice. For more information on re-opening, visit York Region Re-opening
Owns and manages 36 properties across York Region
A number of subsidized buildings and units have been modified to accommodate people with disabilities, including wheelchair or scooter accessibility and design of rooms, doorways, doorknobs and windows; further information available on website
The searchable 'Housing Location' directory www.york.ca/wps/portal/yorkhome/support/yr/housing/housinglocations includes listings for non-profit housing communities in York Region owned and operated by community-based organizations, which may also offer subsidized units, as well as co-operative housing communities seeking new members; apply directly to the housing provider if not a Housing York property
For details on how to apply for a subsidized building or unit, see separate record Housing Access
Owns and manages 36 properties across York Region
- made up of 2,600 rental units that are either subsidized or (at 15 of the sites) affordable market-rate
- provides customer service for residents, and property management services for five emergency and transitional housing facilities
A number of subsidized buildings and units have been modified to accommodate people with disabilities, including wheelchair or scooter accessibility and design of rooms, doorways, doorknobs and windows; further information available on website
The searchable 'Housing Location' directory www.york.ca/wps/portal/yorkhome/support/yr/housing/housinglocations includes listings for non-profit housing communities in York Region owned and operated by community-based organizations, which may also offer subsidized units, as well as co-operative housing communities seeking new members; apply directly to the housing provider if not a Housing York property
For details on how to apply for a subsidized building or unit, see separate record Housing Access
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Call Warm Line and Peer Crisis Support Service, 1-888-777-0979, for immediate support (Warm Line cannot be reached from blocked/unknown number)
Social support programs for individuals and families
Includes peer support outreach, application assistance, family drop-in programs, workshops and community-based programs, and peer navigators in emergency departments (North York General, Southlake Hospital)
WRAPhub
Central access point for WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) and FWRAP (Family WRAP) groups, includes group peer support program at various locations; email WRAPhub@krasmancentre.com for information, to register or be added to wait list
Partner in Housing to Health
Assistance in securing housing for people who are chronically homeless, includes wraparound supports to maintain housing
Warm Line and Peer Crisis Support Line 1-888-777-0979, peer support via phone or chat, see separate listing
Drop-In Centres, supports available, see separate listings
Social support programs for individuals and families
Includes peer support outreach, application assistance, family drop-in programs, workshops and community-based programs, and peer navigators in emergency departments (North York General, Southlake Hospital)
- virtual groups, visit krasmancentre.com/events for online calendar
- harm reduction kits, naloxone, injection and inhalation supplies available by appointment
- check-in available, email kccheckins@krasmancentre.com for information
- South Simcoe Peer Outreach Program
- Wellness Collaborative Initiative
- homeless supports, including shower, food and access to outreach worker
WRAPhub
Central access point for WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) and FWRAP (Family WRAP) groups, includes group peer support program at various locations; email WRAPhub@krasmancentre.com for information, to register or be added to wait list
Partner in Housing to Health
Assistance in securing housing for people who are chronically homeless, includes wraparound supports to maintain housing
- email a.kraus@krasmancentre.com for information
- partnership includes Blue Door Shelters and LOFT Crosslinks
Warm Line and Peer Crisis Support Line 1-888-777-0979, peer support via phone or chat, see separate listing
Drop-In Centres, supports available, see separate listings
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Drop-in program with access to support workers, meals and snacks, clothing and personal care items, showers, haircuts, laundry, computer, Internet and voicemail
- health, mental health and addiction support
- housing and basic needs support
- workshops, social and recreational activities
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The Homelessness Initiative seeks to:
- ensure that homeless people and those at risk of homelessness are provided longer-term housing solutions, shelter and support and prevention services.
- increase strategic engagement of partners and improved coordination and delivery of services.
- increase knowledge to support better informed policies, investment decision making and provision of services.
- advocacy with Ontario Works, ODSP, service agencies and other sources of support
- assessment and referral to determine what the individuals situation is, what is necessary to ensure shelter and which agencies may provide suitable assistance
- a variety of assistance is available to help ensure housing is retained if it is in jeopardy of being lost, including possible financial assistance for needed services such as hydro and heating. Financial assistance is based on client need and is only accessible once.
- possible emergency shelter is available such as hotel chits.
- food security assistance
- Identification
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Housing Resource Centre to assist those looking for permanent housing, services include:
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- assistance with accessing funding for rent related expenses
- assistance with accessing funding for utility related expenses. Intake provided in some areas
- assistance with accessing funding for support services needed for individuals with a disability or mental illness who are unable to live independently without care, supervision and/or support
- landlord/tenant mediation
- referrals to community resources
- maintaining a landlord registry
- maintaining a housing registry of houses, townhouses, apartments, rooms and shared accommodation
- assistance with applications for subsidized housing which must be forwarded by client
- assistance with applications for Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP)
- Member of the Simcoe County Alliance to End Homelessness
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- Midland Public Library - Tue 9:30 am-12:30 pm
- see Outreach Locations - Drop-in
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Housing Resource Centre to assist those looking for permanent housing, services include:
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- assistance with accessing funding for rent related expenses
- assistance with accessing funding for utility related expenses. Intake provided in some areas
- assistance with accessing funding for support services needed for individuals with a disability or mental illness who are unable to live independently without care, supervision and/or support
- landlord/tenant mediation
- referrals to community resources
- maintaining a landlord registry
- maintaining a housing registry of houses, townhouses, apartments, rooms and shared accommodation
- assistance with applications for subsidized housing which must be forwarded by client
- assistance with applications for Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP)
- Member of the Simcoe County Alliance to End Homelessness
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- Orillia Public Library - Thu 12:30 pm-3 pm
- Ontario Works (Orillia Office) - Tue 12:30 pm-3 pm
- see Outreach Locations - Drop-in
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COVID19 Housing support by appointment; contact for information on in-person and telephone supports and services
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Stability Now
Transitional housing program with wrap around support including case management and group activities
Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin'-By World
8-week, 16-session self-discovery program for individuals who are homeless, including assessment of individual's resources, and building resources toward self-sufficiency
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Stability Now
Transitional housing program with wrap around support including case management and group activities
- capacity 4
Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin'-By World
8-week, 16-session self-discovery program for individuals who are homeless, including assessment of individual's resources, and building resources toward self-sufficiency
- backpack kit, lunch, transit tickets provided
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COVID19 -- Contact organization for service updates
Services
Services
- meals
- access to shower and laundry facilities
- case management
- housing assistance
- information, assessment and referrals to other social service agencies
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Offers services virtually and in person to your with little to no wait times.
Services include:
Services include:
- Mental Health Services
- Substance Use Services
- Peer Support Services
- Primary Care - Physical Health Services
- Education Services
- Employment Services
- 2SLGBTQ+ Services
- Support for youth with special needs
- Housing Supports
- Variety of workshops and cultural teachings
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Housing Resource Centre to assist those looking for permanent housing, services include:
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- assistance with accessing funding for rent related expenses
- assistance with accessing funding for utility related expenses. Intake provided in some areas
- assistance with accessing funding for support services needed for individuals with a disability or mental illness who are unable to live independently without care, supervision and/or support
- landlord/tenant mediation
- referrals to community resources
- maintaining a landlord registry
- maintaining a housing registry of houses, townhouses, apartments, rooms and shared accommodation
- assistance with applications for subsidized housing which must be forwarded by client
- assistance with applications for Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP)
- Member of the Simcoe County Alliance to End Homelessness
Housing Access Workers also provide support through other community agencies
- Collingwood Public Library - Tue 12:30 pm-3 pm
- Wasaga Beach Public Library - Wed 9 am-11 am
- see Outreach Locations - Drop-in
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CMHA Aurora
1-877-464-9675 Office: 905-841-3977 ext 3321
Toll Free: 1-866-345-0183 ext 3321
Crisis: 905-841-3977 ext 4255
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Mental health treatment and support services
Case Management Program
Assistance with skills development, primary health care, employment, accessing housing and income supports, reducing social isolation
Clinical Therapy
Group-based program for people with serious mental health issues, assists in managing unhelpful thoughts, overwhelming/difficult emotions, and problematic behaviours, and developing and practicing coping skills
Community Connections
Drop-in hub for individuals 16 years and older, includes free mental health workshops, opportunities for socialization and activities to improve mental health and wellness, and peer led activities in the community
Community Homes for Opportunity (CHO)
Recovery oriented supportive housing includes opportunity to improve daily living, personal growth and development, and life skills through activities and programs
Employment Support Program
For individuals with mental health issues who are unemployed or under-employed, includes employment services and workshops
pre-employment skills building such as goal setting
Family Caregiver Education Program
For individuals, families and caregivers, includes access to professionals and other caregivers to increase knowledge about mental illness, gain skills and practical strategies to assist in loved one's recovery, and to promote self-care
Home First Community Support Team
Services and supports for people precariously housed in York Region and South Simcoe
HOPE Early Psychosis Intervention Program (EPI)
For experiencing first episode of psychosis, includes early identification and treatment, and access to health care professionals such as nurses, case managers, social service workers, social workers, peer support workers, family workers, occupational therapists and psychiatrists
Mental Health & Justice
Case management and court support for individuals with mental health concerns and involvement in criminal justice system; works with individual and their family to develop support and treatment plan and reduce social isolation; assist with navigating court system and obtaining appropriate referrals
Support for Depression
For people experiencing or who have experienced mental illness, includes peer support groups, mutual support and coping skills develop, trained peer volunteer facilitators, and safe, non-judgmental environment
Case Management Program
Assistance with skills development, primary health care, employment, accessing housing and income supports, reducing social isolation
Clinical Therapy
Group-based program for people with serious mental health issues, assists in managing unhelpful thoughts, overwhelming/difficult emotions, and problematic behaviours, and developing and practicing coping skills
Community Connections
Drop-in hub for individuals 16 years and older, includes free mental health workshops, opportunities for socialization and activities to improve mental health and wellness, and peer led activities in the community
Community Homes for Opportunity (CHO)
Recovery oriented supportive housing includes opportunity to improve daily living, personal growth and development, and life skills through activities and programs
- 24/7 supports services to maintain housing stability
- client actively participates in planning and decision-making
Employment Support Program
For individuals with mental health issues who are unemployed or under-employed, includes employment services and workshops
pre-employment skills building such as goal setting
- resume writing
- interview skills
- problem solving
- assistance with job search
- job coaching
- Career Café drop-in resource centre
Family Caregiver Education Program
For individuals, families and caregivers, includes access to professionals and other caregivers to increase knowledge about mental illness, gain skills and practical strategies to assist in loved one's recovery, and to promote self-care
Home First Community Support Team
Services and supports for people precariously housed in York Region and South Simcoe
- access to Housing Hub drop-by including individual mental health and housing support and take-away meal; first come, first served basis Mon 9 am-12 noon
- RentSmart Training housing stability and eviction prevention builds life skills, knowledge and confidence in tenants and landlords
- Landlord Incentive Program reduces barriers young people face when looking for housing/rehousing or facing eviction
HOPE Early Psychosis Intervention Program (EPI)
For experiencing first episode of psychosis, includes early identification and treatment, and access to health care professionals such as nurses, case managers, social service workers, social workers, peer support workers, family workers, occupational therapists and psychiatrists
Mental Health & Justice
Case management and court support for individuals with mental health concerns and involvement in criminal justice system; works with individual and their family to develop support and treatment plan and reduce social isolation; assist with navigating court system and obtaining appropriate referrals
- virtually and in-person
Support for Depression
For people experiencing or who have experienced mental illness, includes peer support groups, mutual support and coping skills develop, trained peer volunteer facilitators, and safe, non-judgmental environment
- no registration required
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Housing and Support Services
Office: 289-340-0348Toll Free: 1-844-660-6602
Office: 905-841-7007
Toll Free: 1-800-263-2288
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COVID19 Contact for information on in-person, telephone, or virtual services; call 905-841-7007 ext 322 or toll free 1-800-263-2288 ext 322; visit website for information
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Housing and support services
Addiction Supportive Housing Program
Affordable housing includes assessments, comprehensive and ongoing treatment, case management and addiction counselling, referrals to treatment, and independent life skills training and support
Housing First Program
Case management and individualized treatment plan, help to navigate housing market and secure housing, social and community integration support, counselling, referral to primary care, employment, education, or substance use treatment
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Housing and support services
Addiction Supportive Housing Program
Affordable housing includes assessments, comprehensive and ongoing treatment, case management and addiction counselling, referrals to treatment, and independent life skills training and support
- in partnership with LOFT Crosslinks Housing and Support Services, see separate listing
Housing First Program
Case management and individualized treatment plan, help to navigate housing market and secure housing, social and community integration support, counselling, referral to primary care, employment, education, or substance use treatment
- in partnership with CMHA Toronto, CMHA York and South Simcoe, and Across Boundaries, see separate listings
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COVID19 -- Office location open to the public
Streamlined Access 289-340-0348 or toll free 1-844-660-6602, or fill out online application
Streamlined Access 289-340-0348 or toll free 1-844-660-6602, or fill out online application
- information and referral for mental health, addiction, dual diagnosis and housing support services in York Region and South Simcoe
- for persons ages 16 and older, dealing with serious mental health concerns, and/or addictions or dual diagnosis
- case management services and peer support are also available
- see separate listing for Community Crisis Response Service
- services for children and youth 6 years to 18 years who have significant delays due to a developmental disability and/or a dual diagnosis
- see separate listing for respite services
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Provides supports and services to adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers
Supportive Living Services and Supports -- housing options can include group homes, supported independent living, individual residential models and specialized accommodations
Community Participation Supports -- connects participants with community participation supports which may include recreational activities, volunteering, life skills training, employment training; group or individual support available
Caregiver Respite -- supports and services to provide respite for primary caregivers
Adult Protective Service Worker -- adult support worker meets regularly with client to connect them to community supports and government-funded services, help identify their strengths and needs, and help them develop problem-solving and life skills to meet personal goals
Behavioural Services/Specialized Supports -- assessment and treatment options to help address client's specific behaviours and other needs, and caregiver training in crisis prevention and treatment intervention strategies
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Housing Stability Program
- rental arrears and/or utility or energy arrears
- last month's rental deposit
- moving costs for those that move to secure more affordable accommodation
- assistance with rental arrears, moving cost, and utility arrears
- staff assist to locate units available in the communities that clients wish to live
- assist with rental applications, completion of a standard lease and connecting clients with housing providers
- market rent and rent-geared-to-income (RGI)
- year-round I.D. replacement for birth certificates
- staff assist with processing application information and will provide payment for the document
- expedited birth certificates will not be expensed by North House
- birth certificate replacements available to both clients, and their child if required
- complete taxes for the current year and 10 years prior
- e-file to CRA
- staff will address and advise on concerns that you may have about your tenancy and the appropriate forms to file with the LTB
- staff can attend scheduled hearings as emotional and moral support but cannot speak on client's behalf
- Opening Doors in Durham Region where landlords may be eligible to receive a signing bonus of up to $1,000 to provide permanent, affordable, and supported housing solutions to the communities in north Durham Region
- assistance with arrears of electricity or natural gas bill and facing possibility of disconnection
- lowers electricity bills for lower-income households
- provides a monthly credit to eligible customers based on household income and household size
- credits are applied directly to eligible customers' electricity bills
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Community Service Centre South Simcoe, Town Square, 39 Victoria St E
New Tecumseth, ON, L9R 1T3 (56km)
New Tecumseth, ON, L9R 1T3 (56km)
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Provides free assistance and information to those in the community with housing inquiries in the South Simcoe area.
Services include:
Call or visit website for more information
Services include:
- Emergency Funds for utility arrears with the Low-income Energy Assistance Program and the Ontario Electricity Support Program
- Rent subsidies through the county
- Emergency Supportive Services for people experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness
- Landlord/tenant mediation
- Referrals to community resources
- Housing First Case Management
- Emergency Hotel Voucher program
- Listings for housing availability in the South Simcoe region
Call or visit website for more information
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COVID19 Contact for information on in-person and virtual programs
Supportive Transitional Apartments for Youth (STAY Program)
Affordable housing for youth transitioning to independent living
Transitions
Locates affordable market rent, community based units across York Region for youth participants
Housing Assistance
Support worker assists youth in transitioning between locations, conducting housing searches, completing government applications, community referrals, and information on shelters and similar programs
Supportive Transitional Apartments for Youth (STAY Program)
Affordable housing for youth transitioning to independent living
- capacity 11
- 3 apartments in Richmond Hill
Transitions
Locates affordable market rent, community based units across York Region for youth participants
Housing Assistance
Support worker assists youth in transitioning between locations, conducting housing searches, completing government applications, community referrals, and information on shelters and similar programs
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Krasman Centre, Richmond Hill
1-888-780-0724 Office: 905-780-0491
After Hours: 905-780-0491 ext 110
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Short Description
Call Warm Line and Peer Crisis Support Service, 1-888-777-0979, for immediate support (Warm Line cannot be reached from blocked/unknown number)
Social support programs for individuals and families
Includes peer support outreach, application assistance, family drop-in programs, workshops and community-based programs, and peer navigators in emergency departments (North York General, Southlake Hospital)
Welcome Basket
Short term program supporting individuals transitioning back into community after clinical treatment, including information and referrals, peer support, and practical supports
Partner in Housing to Health
Assistance in securing housing for people who are chronically homeless, includes wraparound supports to maintain housing
Warm Line and Peer Crisis Support Line 1-888-777-0979, peer support via phone or chat, see separate listing
Drop-In Centres, supports available, see separate listings
Social support programs for individuals and families
Includes peer support outreach, application assistance, family drop-in programs, workshops and community-based programs, and peer navigators in emergency departments (North York General, Southlake Hospital)
- virtual groups, visit krasmancentre.com/events for online calendar
- harm reduction kits, naloxone, injection and inhalation supplies available by appointment
- check-in available, email kccheckins@krasmancentre.com for information
- South Simcoe Peer Outreach Program
- Wellness Collaborative Initiative
Welcome Basket
Short term program supporting individuals transitioning back into community after clinical treatment, including information and referrals, peer support, and practical supports
- clothing and toiletries
- groceries
- small kitchen appliances
Partner in Housing to Health
Assistance in securing housing for people who are chronically homeless, includes wraparound supports to maintain housing
- email a.kraus@krasmancentre.com for information
- partnership includes Blue Door Shelters and LOFT Crosslinks
Warm Line and Peer Crisis Support Line 1-888-777-0979, peer support via phone or chat, see separate listing
Drop-In Centres, supports available, see separate listings
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