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Program helps families with reduce food costs to meet the nutritional food needs of their infants and toddlers. Participants can choose from a variety of food and baby care items such as jarred baby food, cereal, diapers, baby wipes, shampoo, and formula.
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Agencies programs and services include:
- Free pregnancy tests and option information
- Peer mentoring and support
- Baby Supplies
- Parenting Program - includes development information, health & nutrition, infant first aid & CPR
- LEAD program - assist women with strengthening self esteem, relations, boundary and communication
- Grandmother's Heart - volunteer program to assist at your home after birth
- Post Abortion Care - program to assist with emotions and self care after an abortion
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- The Centre seeks to offer help, hope and support in a non-judgmental environment to women, children and their families
- Services are free & confidential
- Caring, one-on-one peer support for mothers, fathers, and their families
- Preparing for the baby
- Information about pregnancy, sexuality, parenting, adoption and abortion
- Infant loss support
- Pregnancy support both pre-natal & post-delivery
- Care cupboard: diapers, formula, maternity clothes, baby clothes and equipment
- Referrals for community and professional support
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Community outreach and support
- food bank
- diapers, formula, baby care products
- social programs
- children's programs
- Christmas hampers
- Winter clothing
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COVID-19 (28 June 2023): Food Bank Program is available. Spiritual and emotional care available in person or zoom for those who are struggling with fear, sadness, loneliness, anxiety, anger.
Food bank
- practical assistance to those in need
- emergency clothing assistance
- emergency Food Bank with canned, non-perishable food, perishable food at times, baby formula, infant cereal and diapers at times
- Good Food Box: fruits and vegetables at wholesale prices
- two thrift stores (see separate record for information)
- volunteer opportunity
- free donation pick-up
- Christmas Assistance program (see separate record for information)
- spiritual and emotional care
- pathway and hope (targeting services for people who have a desire to take action to break cycles of crisis, addictions, hopelessness)
- Mom, Dad and Me (parents,caregivers and toddlers/coffee break, healthy snack and play group)
- Walk program (indoor walking open to everyone who wants to stay in shape,opportunity to socialize after class)
- Kids' Club (Grades2-6 Sports, games, crafts, supper is included)
- Brass band
- Sunday service
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COVID19: Foodbank will be a drive-thru
Food bank provides
- clients will stay in their cars
- clients will receive a prepackaged box of food for their household size
- line forms at 8:30 am, further updates will be provided on Facebook (May 2021)
Food bank provides
- non-perishable and perishable food
- infant formula and baby food available
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Food bank
- one food order of 7-10 days supply of food every twenty-eight days
- diapers, food for infants aged 1 and under and pet food offered when available
- client will receive prepackaged bundle of food
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Provides
- food on an emergency basis to those in need
- infant formula, baby food, diapers and wipes are available
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COVID-19 (21 September 2020): Food banks remains open
Helps individuals and families in need to avoid hunger by offering:
Food Hamper Program
Helps individuals and families in need to avoid hunger by offering:
Food Hamper Program
- offer a regular allotment of perishable and non perishable food items such as bread, dairy products, eggs, fresh veggies and one meat option
- once a month
- quantity allotted depends on the size of the family
- mergency food kit when the regular allotment for the month was not enough and extra help is needed
- access to diapers, formula and baby food for children under the age of one
- baby bottles available through the Babies Recycling Program
- Kids Snack Packs vary depending on funding available
- snack packs includes milk, yogurt and many other different items for children
- milk for children between ages of 1 and 16
- Birthday Club for children
- "Plant A Row/Grow A Row" ask gardeners in the community to grow an extra row of vegetable to share with the food bank should they have a plentiful harvest
- allows other community agencies working with clients in need to access emergency food on a temporary basis
- various duties in the warehouse, serving clients, cleaning, organizing shelves and more
- high school students can volunteer to get their 40 hours of community service required for graduation
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Emergency food pantry service
- 10-14 day supply of food once a month, supply includes fresh produce, non-perishable items, baby needs, pet needs and toiletries
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Monthly food assistance
- emergency food assistance
- infant formula, baby food, diapers and wipes available
- special food baskets at Christmas
- clothing assistance: Winter clothing including snow suits and winter foot wear available for all ages
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COVID-19 (21 September 2020): Food banks remains open
Helps individuals and families in need to avoid hunger by offering:
Food Hamper Program
Helps individuals and families in need to avoid hunger by offering:
Food Hamper Program
- offer a regular allotment of perishable and non perishable food items such as bread, dairy products, eggs, fresh veggies and one meat option
- once a month
- quantity allotted depends on the size of the family
- mergency food kit when the regular allotment for the month was not enough and extra help is needed
- access to diapers, formula and baby food for children under the age of one
- baby bottles available through the Babies Recycling Program
- Kids Snack Packs vary depending on funding available
- snack packs includes milk, yogurt and many other different items for children
- milk for children between ages of 1 and 16
- Birthday Club for children
- "Plant A Row/Grow A Row" ask gardeners in the community to grow an extra row of vegetable to share with the food bank should they have a plentiful harvest
- allows other community agencies working with clients in need to access emergency food on a temporary basis
- various duties in the warehouse, serving clients, cleaning, organizing shelves and more
- high school students can volunteer to get their 40 hours of community service required for graduation
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COVID19 -- hampers of baby supplies and dropped off at clients' homes by appointment
Access gently used baby clothing, women's clothing, maternity clothing, children's toys and household items * food, diapers, baby food, formula, wipes and women's toiletries
Access gently used baby clothing, women's clothing, maternity clothing, children's toys and household items * food, diapers, baby food, formula, wipes and women's toiletries
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Helping families in need:
- Emergency food assistance
- Infant formula, baby food, diapers and wipes
- Christmas food boxes
- Christmas toys
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Trauma-informed wraparound supports and services, including counselling and case management, housing support, health program, parenting and child development supports, and high school program; community education includes speakers, workshops on subjects of interest to young parents, including healthy sexuality, informed decision-making and pregnancy options
Counselling and Case management
Individual counselling and information, advocacy support and systems navigation, and referrals to other services about sexuality, birth control, abortion, adoption, and parenting
Food Program and Practical Help
Warm meals available, including light breakfast and lunch for participants, their supports and children during drop-in hours; also supper available Monday and Tuesday
Health Services
Individual health counselling for participants and their children
Housing Support
Range of services to assist in finding and maintaining affordable housing
Jessie's School Program
Access to secondary school credits from grades 9-12 and preparation for integration into mainstream and alternative schools and post-secondary education
Parenting Supports and Groups
Counselling, information, guidance, referrals and development screening
Counselling and Case management
Individual counselling and information, advocacy support and systems navigation, and referrals to other services about sexuality, birth control, abortion, adoption, and parenting
- support with form filling and applications
- wraparound support and information on pregnancy options, personal goal setting, relationships and personal challenges
Food Program and Practical Help
Warm meals available, including light breakfast and lunch for participants, their supports and children during drop-in hours; also supper available Monday and Tuesday
- Food Connect Program monthly access to essential food items for 12 participants experiencing food access challenges, includes referrals to community food programs
- Swap Shop includes access to free donated items such as baby clothes and equipment, maternity clothes, toys, books and small household items
- emergency supplies such as diapers, formula, menstrual products
- free Presto tickets for public transit to/from Jessie's Centre
Health Services
Individual health counselling for participants and their children
- onsite access to health promotion specialist
- weekly access to family doctor
- specialized prenatal and postpartum classes
- free pregnancy tests, prenatal vitamins, nutrition, feeding supplies, health products
- health care navigation including referrals to doulas, midwives, primary care providers
Housing Support
Range of services to assist in finding and maintaining affordable housing
- assistance with social housing applications and special priority applications
- private market rent searches
- income supports assistance
- housing stabilization and eviction prevention
- conflict resolution and safety planning
- support with landlords for viewings and interviews
- accompaniment on request
- advocacy, education and information on tenants rights and responsibilities
Jessie's School Program
Access to secondary school credits from grades 9-12 and preparation for integration into mainstream and alternative schools and post-secondary education
- information on scholarship opportunities
Parenting Supports and Groups
Counselling, information, guidance, referrals and development screening
- Parent-Child Centre (PCC) includes parenting skills support, mentoring, parent and child activities and events; childminding available onsite for participants
- groups include prenatal and postnatal support, Nobody's Perfect parenting groups, and Girls Circle personal development groups
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Community Support and Family Services, Food Security (Food Bank)
1-800-416-5111 Office: 416-929-9614 ext 3200
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Food bank includes 2-3 days supply of unprepared, non-perishable food, appointment required
Member of Daily Bread Food Bank, and member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
- grocery bags available once every 2 weeks by family size
- assistance obtaining resources such as hygiene supplies, baby items, warm wear
- Cornerstone Families and Bridges assists adults with grocery bags via Care Managers
- call 416-929-9614 ext 3200 to book appointment
Member of Daily Bread Food Bank, and member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
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Community Support and Family Services, Food Security (Take-away Meals)
1-800-416-5111 Office: 416-929-9614 ext 3200
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Take-away meals (Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm-5 pm) and assistance obtaining resources such as hygiene supplies, baby items, warm wear
Food Bank by appointment, Tue-Fri 10 am-12 noon, 1 pm-3 pm (see separate listing)
Member of Daily Bread Food Bank, and member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
Food Bank by appointment, Tue-Fri 10 am-12 noon, 1 pm-3 pm (see separate listing)
Member of Daily Bread Food Bank, and member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
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Food Bank -- for Indigenous women and their families
- emergency supply of milk and diapers
- member of Daily Bread Food Bank
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Organization has resumed operations at the office post-COVID and clients are welcome to the organization for one-on-one appointments.
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Advances the dignity and well being of children and their families affected by HIV/AIDS by providing:
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Advances the dignity and well being of children and their families affected by HIV/AIDS by providing:
- practical support including access to infant formula, diapers, Welcome Baby Bag, food hampers, grocery vouchers, TTC tokens for medical appointments, new winter clothing, toys and gift cards for children and youth
- counselling and case management, family and child support groups, external referrals, and resources for children and their families around HIV
- overnight camp for children
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Offers families in need of emergency baby supplies such as:
- diapers
- formula
- baby food
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COVID19 Modified services via phone, email, video calling, or screened on-site services by appointment with enhanced safety protocols
Health Centre
Nurses or nurse practitioners available for phone consultations and referrals, or by appointment; urgent psychiatry visits can be arranged; call 416-929-9614 ext 2238 or email healthcentre@ysm.ca
Mental Health Services
Telephone counselling by appointment, call Nazreth 416-929-9614 ext 2269 or email nmebrahtu@ysm.ca
Nursery
Appointments available for supplies for young families in need; current registered families may receive a 2 week supply of child supplies, to coordinate pick up call Ruth 416-929-9614 ext 2232 or email rroblin@ysm.ca
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Health Services
Including primary medical care, dental care, check ups, lab tests (including HIV testing), referrals, and ID replacement; no Ontario Health Insurance or identification required; child care available
Health Centre
Nurses or nurse practitioners available for phone consultations and referrals, or by appointment; urgent psychiatry visits can be arranged; call 416-929-9614 ext 2238 or email healthcentre@ysm.ca
Mental Health Services
Telephone counselling by appointment, call Nazreth 416-929-9614 ext 2269 or email nmebrahtu@ysm.ca
Nursery
Appointments available for supplies for young families in need; current registered families may receive a 2 week supply of child supplies, to coordinate pick up call Ruth 416-929-9614 ext 2232 or email rroblin@ysm.ca
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Health Services
Including primary medical care, dental care, check ups, lab tests (including HIV testing), referrals, and ID replacement; no Ontario Health Insurance or identification required; child care available
- access to diapers, formula, baby food
- birth control, pregnancy tests
- prenatal care, perinatal services
- prenatal and parenting classes
- immunization
- optometry, eye glasses
- chiropractor, physiotherapist, naturopath, psychiatrist
- addictions counselling
- traditional Chinese medicine
- foot care, socks and shoes
- health education and counselling on health issues
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Scott Mission, Food and Meals
General Inquiries: 416-923-8872Women and Family Food and Clothing Bank: 416-923-3916
Donation Line: 416-923-2400
Volunteering: 416-923-8872 ext 240
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Food programs -- hot meal, also bag lunches
Women and Family Ministry -- food and clothing bank by appointment
Children and youth -- after school clubs
Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
Women and Family Ministry -- food and clothing bank by appointment
- for women and their families or single fathers with custody of children
- baby food and formula
- layettes for newborns, household items, bedding, female hygiene products
- supportive counselling and referrals
- Christmas grocery and toy program
- member of Daily Bread Food Bank
Children and youth -- after school clubs
- licensed child care centre -- see separate entry
Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
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Short Description
COVID-19 (21 September 2020): Food banks remains open
Helps individuals and families in need to avoid hunger by offering:
Food Hamper Program
Helps individuals and families in need to avoid hunger by offering:
Food Hamper Program
- offer a regular allotment of perishable and non perishable food items such as bread, dairy products, eggs, fresh veggies and one meat option
- once a month
- quantity allotted depends on the size of the family
- mergency food kit when the regular allotment for the month was not enough and extra help is needed
- access to diapers, formula and baby food for children under the age of one
- baby bottles available through the Babies Recycling Program
- Kids Snack Packs vary depending on funding available
- snack packs includes milk, yogurt and many other different items for children
- milk for children between ages of 1 and 16
- Birthday Club for children
- "Plant A Row/Grow A Row" ask gardeners in the community to grow an extra row of vegetable to share with the food bank should they have a plentiful harvest
- allows other community agencies working with clients in need to access emergency food on a temporary basis
- various duties in the warehouse, serving clients, cleaning, organizing shelves and more
- high school students can volunteer to get their 40 hours of community service required for graduation
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Food bank
- walk-ins welcome
- member of North York Harvest Food Bank and Second Harvest Food Bank
- formula and diapers depending on availablity
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Multiservice agency
Haven's Closet -- selection of seasonal clothing
First Care -- for pregnant women and parents of newborns to age 2
Hope with Wheels -- mobile outreach van providing food, hygiene products, sleeping bags twice a week to homeless in downtown Toronto and once a week in Etobicoke
Haven's Closet -- selection of seasonal clothing
First Care -- for pregnant women and parents of newborns to age 2
- provides diapers and baby food, food aid, clothing and support
Hope with Wheels -- mobile outreach van providing food, hygiene products, sleeping bags twice a week to homeless in downtown Toronto and once a week in Etobicoke
- hot lunch two Sundays a month at St Margaret's Anglican Church -- see separate listing
- provides food, hygiene kits, friendly visits and calls, social events and referrals to other services
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