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Shelter for homeless single men and women, including meals, case management, housing and employment support and resources, Internet access, emergency clothing, laundry
Celebrate Recovery
Christian focused 12 step recovery program, including spiritual care and referrals to community agencies and services
- capacity 115
- AA meetings
Celebrate Recovery
Christian focused 12 step recovery program, including spiritual care and referrals to community agencies and services
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COVID19 Enhanced screening and safety measures, contact for details; temporarily located at Hotel 6, 2935 Argentia Rd
Emergency shelter, including food, clothing, psycho-social support, primary health care, help obtaining affordable housing, transition support to independent living, referrals to community agencies, employment support
Emergency shelter, including food, clothing, psycho-social support, primary health care, help obtaining affordable housing, transition support to independent living, referrals to community agencies, employment support
- capacity 400
- in partnership with Peel Region
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Emergency homeless shelter for men, includes food, access to clothing and laundry, employment and housing support, assistance applying for Ontario Works, health clinics, mental health and addiction support, life skills training, AA meetings, pastoral care, recreation
- capacity 106
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Emergency shelter and longer term housing, capacity 38
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COVID19 -- Shelter operating with enhanced screening and safety measures, including masks and distancing
There are current limitations to the available beds, call shelter line for current information
Short term emergency shelter for women, pre-screening intake assessment required prior to admission
There are current limitations to the available beds, call shelter line for current information
Short term emergency shelter for women, pre-screening intake assessment required prior to admission
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Shelter for men who are homeless, includes supports such as housing, mental health and addiction, income and employment, recreation, and Housing First case management
- capacity 62
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COVID19 Emergency shelter open and accepting new referrals, call for details
Emergency shelter, includes meals, clothing, counselling and referrals, crisis intervention, advocacy, housing help, life skills programs
Emergency shelter, includes meals, clothing, counselling and referrals, crisis intervention, advocacy, housing help, life skills programs
- capacity 56
- maximum length of stay varies according to need
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Emergency shelter for women, men, couples and families, includes wrap-around supports, harm reduction, health and mental health services
- 190 units
- Housing First perspective
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COVID19 Operations continue with safety measures
Emergency shelter for older adults, including case management and assistance finding permanent housing
Emergency shelter for older adults, including case management and assistance finding permanent housing
- capacity 90
- maximum length of stay varies according to need
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Emergency shelter, includes individualized support and group programs, meals, settlement support, assistance in securing and maintaining permanent housing, follow-up
In partnership with 519 Community Centre
- capacity 20
- 24 hour staff support
In partnership with 519 Community Centre
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Lighthouse Emergency Shelter
Lighthouse Shelter 905-339-2918 Crisis: Individuals who are experiencing a housing crisis and are in immediate need of shelter can call Mon-Sun 24 hours
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Provides safe, secure, short-term accommodations to males who are experiencing some type of housing crisis
* shelter provided in most cases for up to 40 days
* may be able to provide transportation to shelter if needed
* shelter provided in most cases for up to 40 days
* may be able to provide transportation to shelter if needed
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COVID19 For information on in-person, telephone and remote programs, call 416-516-8642 ext 29 or visit website
Short term emergency shelter for men
Includes meals, one-to-one counselling, life skills and referrals
Transitional Housing
20 self contained bachelor units including accessible units
Breaking Barriers Program
Case management, including wraparound support, and referrals for life management, health and wellness, income security, employment and housing
Short term emergency shelter for men
Includes meals, one-to-one counselling, life skills and referrals
- volunteer program, call to arrange interview
Transitional Housing
20 self contained bachelor units including accessible units
Breaking Barriers Program
Case management, including wraparound support, and referrals for life management, health and wellness, income security, employment and housing
- individualized service plan
- housing starter kit
- gardening
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Emergency shelter for women, includes counselling and support, crisis management, case management and referrals, access to psychiatrist and Health Bus, and food box for former residents
- capacity 24
- average stay 3-12 months
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Short term emergency shelter for men, including essential supports and access to workshops
- capacity 18
- meals
- showers, laundry
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Housing Services - Halton
Outside Halton 1-866-442-5866 Halton Region 3-1-1 or 905-825-6000
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Mobile service which supports youth, single females and families at risk of homelessness, or episodic homelessness, to find immediate, long-term, safe and stable housing alternatives
- Emergency Supportive Housing Program for families and individual women in short-term accommodations
- Housing First services and case management for adults, youth and families
- Advocacy, referrals and community support to improve housing retention
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How to Find - Emergency Shelters in Halton and Area
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Overview of emergency shelters in Halton and surrounding areas
* 905-339-2918 or call 3-1-1 and ask for referral
* located in Oakville, this is the general emergency shelter for men in Halton
* shelter may be able to arrange transportation
* for more details see full listing here
Wesley Housing Services - Halton
* email housing.halton@wesley.ca or call 3-1-1 and ask for referral
* emergency shelter services for women and families
* Housing First services and case management for adults, youth and families
* advocacy, referrals and community integration to improve housing retention
* for more details see full listing here
* Shelters - South Halton 905-332-1593, North Halton 905-878-8970
* Crisis Phone - South Halton 905-332-7892, North Halton 905-878-8555
* Administration 905-332-1200
* for more details see full listing here
* also protects pets from violence through the SafePet Program
* for more information on shelters in the Hamilton area, see here
* for more information on shelters in Niagara Region, see here
* for more information on shelters in Peel, see here
* for more Information on shelters in Wellington County, see here
* for more information on shelters in the City of Toronto, see here
HALTON
General Shelter: for intake call 311
Salvation Army Halton Lighthouse Shelter* 905-339-2918 or call 3-1-1 and ask for referral
* located in Oakville, this is the general emergency shelter for men in Halton
* shelter may be able to arrange transportation
* for more details see full listing here
Wesley Housing Services - Halton
* email housing.halton@wesley.ca or call 3-1-1 and ask for referral
* emergency shelter services for women and families
* Housing First services and case management for adults, youth and families
* advocacy, referrals and community integration to improve housing retention
* for more details see full listing here
For abused women, their dependent children and pets:
Halton Womens Place* Shelters - South Halton 905-332-1593, North Halton 905-878-8970
* Crisis Phone - South Halton 905-332-7892, North Halton 905-878-8555
* Administration 905-332-1200
* for more details see full listing here
* also protects pets from violence through the SafePet Program
HAMILTON:
To find shelter information call 905-546-2489, or 211* for more information on shelters in the Hamilton area, see here
NIAGARA REGION:
To find shelter information call 211 or 1-800-263-3695* for more information on shelters in Niagara Region, see here
REGION OF PEEL:
To find shelter information call Street Helpline Peel 1-877-848-8481* for more information on shelters in Peel, see here
WELLINGTON COUNTY AND THE CITY OF GUELPH:
To find shelter information call the County of Wellington 1-844-824-1212* for more Information on shelters in Wellington County, see here
TORONTO:
To find shelter information all the central intake line 1-877-338-3398* for more information on shelters in the City of Toronto, see here
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* Church services Sun at 10:30 am
* Food Bank operations Tue and Thu, 10 am-12 noon by appointment only
* no-contact, social-distancing pick up of food voucher and items will be arranged * call and leave message * someone will return your call as soon as possible
* Emergency Services Response will be in operation where required from our Regional Office as required * phone calls to local office will be accepted in this regard
Provides emergency assistance to those in need in many different ways:
* food assistance
* clothing
* temporary shelter
* pastoral counselling
* information about and referral to other agencies
* community services (Eg. camping services, Christmas assistance, etc)
* emergency disaster services (operated Regionally)
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Men's hostel, capacity 25
- housing worker on site
- supper and breakfast available to those staying overnight
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Emergency shelter, including couples and trans individuals
- capacity 70
- pet friendly environment
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COVID19 Not accepting new clients; shelter and transitional housing through referral only from Seaton House and agencies serving men who are homeless; not a walk-in shelter
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Residence includes dormitory shelter and transitional housing units, with holistic approach
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Residence includes dormitory shelter and transitional housing units, with holistic approach
- income savings component
- on-site workshops such as computer literacy, resume writing, employment searches and life skills
- links to off-site training opportunities, job placements, community resources
- follow-up support
- capacity 122: 74 shelter beds, 48 transitional housing beds (not an emergency shelter)
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HFS Bathurst-Lake Shore Shelter
1-877-338-3398 Office: 647-455-2800
Shelter: 416-338-4766
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Shelter services, including enhanced case management to help residents find long-term housing
- capacity 106 singles (women or men) and 87 couples
- pet friendly environment
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Bathurst-Lake Shore Winter Shelter for Men
1-877-338-3398 Office: 647-455-1093
Shelter: 416-338-4766
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Seasonal shelter, includes enhanced case management to help residents find long-term housing
- capacity 60
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Short term emergency shelter
Includes meals, personal supplies, case management, and health care support
Includes meals, personal supplies, case management, and health care support
- capacity 83
- referral to health care providers
- access to Housing Connections (see separate entry) Community Partner, assistance with housing search and application process
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Emergency shelter, includes meals, clothing, counselling and referrals, crisis intervention, advocacy, housing help, life skills
- capacity 73
- maximum length of stay varies according to individual case plan
- safe environment
- spiritual care
- recreational events
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Abstinence-based residence and emergency shelter with emphasis on Indigenous culture, includes case management, counselling, stress management, legal information and advocacy, housing assistance
- capacity 70
- multi-disciplinary care team including traditional elders and teachers, psychiatrist, nurse
- Housing Connections (see separate listing) Community Partner
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