Ontario Resource Directory

Community health centre (Norfolk's public walk-in clinic) with mental health and social work services. Phone 226-549-4004 is the DCHC main/walk-in line per dchc.ca and the healthline profile; the co-located Delhi Family Health Team uses a separate line.

Indigenous health centre combining traditional and Western medicine, with counselling, screening clinics and home care. (Hours unverified — call ahead.)

Culturally grounded health, mental health and addictions (NNADAP) services for the Munsee-Delaware Nation.

First Nations health centre offering community health, wellness and counselling services.

Independent non-profit food bank run like a grocery store where clients choose their own food; also has a community resource navigator and a Food 2 Door delivery program. Hours from Google listing, not re-confirmed on site.

Volunteer-run food bank serving the Muskoka Lakes region; runs an annual Christmas drive.

Grand Valley branch of the Dufferin Food Share partnership (Orangeville Food Bank + Grand Valley Food Bank, joined 2024); kept as a separate branch record with distinct local phone and address. An alternate contact (519-415-9400) appears in a 2024 press release.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul conference at St. Margaret's Parish; runs a food pantry and offers emergency help with rent, utilities, furniture, clothing and transportation, plus children's camp programs.

Non-traditional shopping-style food bank owned and operated by Kawartha Lakes Food Source; kept as a branch record with a distinct phone and address from the KLFS distribution centre. Book appointments by call or text.

Haliburton County's student nutrition program; free breakfast or healthy snack in every county school, plus food-bank information for families. Phone is the program coordinator, per the Haliburton County Food Net.

Safe after-school drop-in for youth with mentoring, cooking, music, tech and art programs; also helps with job search and starting a business. Phone and hours confirmed on the centre's Get-in-Touch page.

Free soup-kitchen lunch and twice-monthly Sunday suppers run by the church; hours last confirmed in church publications, re-confirm before visiting.

Township-run youth drop-in with mentorship and a youth-led food-security initiative; municipal program but provides social supports beyond recreation. Phone is the current youth centre coordinator per a 2026 township notice; some listings show 269 Regina St instead of 7458 Hwy 26 — verify address before visiting.

National charitable foundation funding community programs for veterans and military families (mental health, transition, adaptive sports); not a direct-service clinic - veterans in crisis are directed to 911/988 or the VAC Assistance Service 1-800-268-7708.

Supports transition from military to civilian life: service navigation, empowerment, advocacy and workshops; ask for ext. 4950 (Veteran Family Program Navigator). Distinct program of KMFRC (already listed as odn-20261007-h-07) with its own phone line and program page.

Anonymous 24/7 peer-support helpline run by trained serving/retired first-responder volunteers; also offers group debriefs, therapy-dog visits and resiliency training. Positioned as peer support rather than a crisis line.

Men-led anti-trafficking organization; SafeGuard program supports victim-witnesses through court proceedings, plus peer mentorship, survivor support and awareness training; active member of the Durham human trafficking coalition.

Coalition meeting acute and long-term resource and support needs of trafficked persons in the National Capital Region; also conducts research, training and policy work. Office hours published as 0900-1600 (days not specified).

Community health centre on Biigtigong Nishnaabeg reserve land at Heron Bay, ~20 km south of Marathon. Community nursing and minor treatment, visiting specialists (incl. Marathon Family Health Team doctors), dietitians, diabetes educators, traditional healers, dental hygienists; health awareness workshops; 24-hr medical transportation program for members.

Métis Nation of Ontario community council program: supports women, children and youth affected by violence; crisis intervention; advocacy with Children's Aid Society and education system; support for youth in the court system; mental health support; cultural programs and family/community events. Own local phone and address; listed via MNO council contacts.

People Advocating for Change Through Empowerment — peer-support mental health/addictions agency run by and for consumer-survivors. Schreiber-Terrace Bay satellite of the Thunder Bay-based org (main 807-343-4760); own local phone and address. Warm line and peer support groups. Org's former domain pace-tbay.net is now a hijacked gambling site (verified 2026-10-13); website corrected to pacenwo.ca.

Multicultural centre offering settlement services, language support and community programs for newcomers in the Welland area.

Women's drop-in centre in St. Catharines providing a safe space, support services, community connection and basic needs.

Free, confidential Christian counselling ministry in Grimsby: family and marital counselling, individual support, youth and child support, crisis support, anger management, depression/anxiety and addiction counselling.

Health centre dedicated to refugees and newcomers in Hamilton; primary medical care combined with settlement navigation and health system orientation.

Provides primary health care to people experiencing homelessness in Hamilton through clinics held at shelters, drop-ins and outreach sites.

Central access and intake point for children's mental health and developmental services in Hamilton; information, referral, service coordination and advocacy.

Hamilton-based charity empowering newcomer and marginalized youth through mentorship, education, sports and employment readiness programs.

Community food bank serving the Flamborough area of Hamilton (Carlisle/Waterdown); emergency food assistance for individuals and families.

Anti-racism and civic inclusion organization in Hamilton; advocacy, community education, newcomer engagement and equity initiatives.

Street mission drop-in on Barton St E in Hamilton; meals, clothing, hygiene and basic needs support for people experiencing poverty and homelessness.

Indigenous-led non-profit housing provider in Hamilton; affordable and supportive housing for Indigenous individuals and families.

National feminist law-reform advocacy organization based in Ottawa (est. 1974). Phone/address verified via the federal Lobbyist Registry (organization's own filing); nawl.ca confirmed live.

National registered charity advancing women's participation in Canadian politics (Daughters of the Vote, campaign schools, research). Phone/address from equalvoice.ca and the federal Lobbyist Registry.

National office of YWCA Canada (advocacy and public policy on gender-based violence, child care, economic equality, women's homelessness). Does not take program requests; refers to local YWCAs. Verified on ywcacanada.ca contact page and 211 healthline listings (updated Nov 2025).

Toronto-based, survivor-led grassroots organization (est. 2013) supporting Black survivors of gender-based violence — healing spaces, resources, education, economic opportunities, training/consulting. No street address published; phone/hours from blackwomeninmotion.org (official site).

Ontario-wide federation of francophone feminist anti-violence organizations (shelters, sexual assault centres, VAW programs): French-language services development, training, public awareness, family-court support. Phone verified on ontario.ca; website via 211 champlainhealthline (updated Jan 2026). Direct site fetch blocked (403) — coordinator may wish to spot-check.

Self-defence classes designed by women for women (in-person and virtual), serving Ontario. Sliding-scale fees. No street address published. Verified via multiple 211 healthline listings (updated Apr 2026).

Francophone drop-in centre for marginalized women: meals/snacks, food bank, showers, laundry, computers/phone, listening and support, coaching, workshops, information and referral. Verified via 211 lignesantechamplain (updated Oct 2025).

Home and Community Care program of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation (Golden Lake area) — culturally sensitive home-care support, client assessment, case management, referrals, patient advocacy, short-term medical equipment lending. Verified via 211 champlainhealthline (updated Jan 2026).

Free counselling for all ages since 1968, plus referral/advocacy, basic-needs support, youth programs and violence-against-women support. On the Deep River hospital campus. Verified via nrfs.ca and 211 champlainhealthline (updated Mar 2026).

Independent clinical social worker/mediator co-located at the Phoenix Centre (own phone and address; not a Phoenix Centre branch). Individual/couple/family/group counselling, PTSD, trauma, grief, addiction assessment, conflict resolution. Set fees geared to income; may be covered by EAPs. Verified via 211 champlainhealthline (updated Apr 2026) and mikepowellcounselling.ca.

Non-profit senior home support: transportation, meals, day program, homemaking, foot care. Phone and address verified via 211 Ontario (champlainhealthline.ca); services confirmed on official site 2026-10-08. Toll-free 1-800-267-0853 also published.

Community thrift store (comptoir familial). No official website exists; official Facebook page used as website per rule 6. Community donation activity confirmed via local news coverage.

Prescott-Russell community office of United Way East Ontario; own local phone and address verified on official site. Distinct from the Ottawa general office (odx-958, 613-228-6700).

Early years drop-in and family programs operated by Glengarry Inter-Agency Group (odn-20261003-SW-17); this Alexandria site has its own phone and address. Distinct from EarlyON Prescott-Russell (eo-earlyon-pr). Hours, languages and accessibility per 211 Ontario.

Faith-based youth drop-in at The KIN, Alexandria: youth centre, school drop-in room, activities, outings, summer camps. Area director Rebecca Goulet. Field trips may be cost recovery. Distinct from other YFC chapters in DB (odw-20261002-04, odx-197, odn-20261003-SW-05).

Bilingual community mental health program: consultation, evaluation, psychotherapy, counselling, psycho-educational groups, referrals. No physician referral needed. Rockland satellite with own local phone and address; distinct from Ottawa hospital records (hosp-montfort, odx-396). Details per 211 Ontario.