Ontario Resource Directory

24/7 crisis line operated by Pembroke Regional Hospital's Mental Health Services of Renfrew County, verified on the hospital's official site. Distinct service from the MHSRC case-management branch already listed (on-20261005-ren-04).

Now branded Canadian Addiction Treatment Centres (CATC). Opioid agonist treatment clinic (methadone, Suboxone, Kadian), Hep C screening, counselling, needle exchange in partnership with Renfrew County Public Health, free naloxone kits. Same-day intake; no referral needed. New-patient intake line 1-877-937-2282.

Private counselling practice (individual, couples, family therapy; CBT, DBT, trauma/PTSD; adolescents 12+); virtual counselling across Renfrew County. Phone and address verified on the practice's official contact page. Cost is fee-based (not stated on site).

Non-profit youth club (formerly Boys & Girls Club). Phone and address confirmed in the club's own parent handbook PDF (Jan 2026) hosted on bgcrenfrewcounty.ca.

Registered psychotherapist practice (North Toronto Psychotherapy, Maureen Roe RP) with a Barry's Bay satellite; in-person and virtual psychotherapy. Barry's Bay phone verified on the official site. Cost is fee-based; receipts for extended health plans.

Safe inclusive hub for ages 12-25: walk-in counselling, peer support, mental health and substance use counselling, drop-in skills activities; services free and confidential, in English and French. Also listed on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline.ca) at 102-45 Spruce St S, same phone 705-268-0400.

Christian non-profit registered charity: free confidential pregnancy options support, parenting/post-abortion concerns; does not provide or assist arranging abortions. Main line 705-759-9100 verified on official site.

Francophone women's centre (Sudbury org's SSM office): counselling and support groups, accompaniment, advocacy, legal support info and referral; free. Distinct Sault Ste. Marie office — DB already holds the Wawa office (odn-20261007-d-23). Verified on 211 Ontario and the org's official site centrevictoria.ca.

Child/youth mental health counselling and therapy (Sudbury org's Chapleau site): individual, group and family approaches; self/family/community referrals accepted; services in English and French. Toll-free 1-800-815-7126 is the org's shared central line, listed by 211 Ontario for the Chapleau site. Verified on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline) and official site compassne.ca.

Private therapy practice: children's therapy (ages 3-12), teen, individual, couples, family, and pregnancy/postpartum counselling; registered psychotherapists and social workers; in-person Timmins and virtual across Ontario; free initial consultation, fee-for-service with insurance direct billing. All details verified on official site.

CMHA Algoma consumer/survivor peer support drop-in in Wawa: informal peer-to-peer connection space, no diagnosis or therapy. Verified on CMHA Algoma's official site.

Private counselling practice (Jeffrey Baldock, RSW/psychotherapist): stress, anxiety, depression, grief, self-esteem, trauma; also NIHB and IRS-RHSP counselling, career assessments, coaching. Main line 705-264-0236 taken from the org's own site — 211 Ontario lists 705-269-0236, which conflicts; the official site number is used.

CMHA Cochrane-Timiskaming Matheson office: Children's Program (weekly sessions on family addiction impacts, psycho-education, safety planning) and Youth Program (substance-use awareness, harm reduction, abstinence motivation, skills training); self-referrals accepted, no walk-in. Distinct branch with own phone/address — DB already holds the Timmins, Kirkland Lake and Cochrane-District crisis entries for this org.

Residential hospice: 10 private rooms, 24-hour nursing and personal support, pain and symptom management; free grief services (one-on-one sessions, support groups) and child/youth grief support; advance care planning. Verified on official site archhospice.ca and 211 Ontario.

Child/youth mental health and autism services in Timmins: diagnostics, consultations, individualized behaviour therapy, speech-language therapy, family support groups, caregiver early-years programs; no referral required. Phone 705-476-2293 is the org's shared central line (toll-free 1-800-668-8555 also listed); Timmins office address 100 Wilson Ave Suite B. Verified on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline) and official site thefamilyhelpnetwork.ca.

Nurse practitioner-led primary care clinic: family and community health, chronic disease management, well baby/prenatal care, immunizations, smoking cessation, counselling. Team includes NPs, RNs, RPNs, social worker, dietitian, consulting physicians. Member of Alliance for Healthier Communities. Per official site, not intaking new patients at this time (intake forms still accepted).

Non-profit employment and education services: job search and career planning, resume/cover letter help, workshops and e-learning, Youth Job Link, employer services (job matching, wage subsidies, training incentives), educational and workplace training (GED prep, essential skills, apprenticeships). Toll-free: 1-866-593-7771. Formerly Sudbury Vocational Resource Centre.

Parish food bank at Holy Redeemer Church; member of the Sudbury Food Bank network. 3-day supply of non-perishables, frozen meat, milk, bread, eggs, produce and toiletries when available; accessible about every 3 weeks. Per official site: call Holy Redeemer Church 705-566-8330 and press 1 for the Food Bank (shared parish line). New/returning clients (6+ months) register in person Thursdays 3-4:30pm; online order form also available.

Team-based primary care: family doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dietitian, social worker. Services include immunizations, chronic disease management (diabetes, hypertension, COPD, heart disease), mental health counselling, cancer screening, well baby checks, smoking cessation, after-hours clinic. Most services covered by OHIP. Sister sites: Chelmsford (705-855-1018), Val Caron (705-897-1018), Walden (705-692-1018).

Chelmsford site of the City of Lakes Family Health Team: family doctors, nurse practitioner, RN, social worker, dietitian, pharmacist. Programs include diabetes, geriatrics (falls/mobility, memory loss, depression, medication review), mental health/addictions, cancer screening, Ontario Telemedicine Network. Most services covered by OHIP. Fax 705-855-9007.

Val Caron site of the City of Lakes Family Health Team: family doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dietitian, social worker. Chronic disease management, immunizations, well baby checks, mental health counselling, smoking cessation, cancer screening, after-hours clinic. Most services covered by OHIP.

Walden (Lively) site of the City of Lakes Family Health Team: family doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dietitian, social worker. Chronic disease management, immunizations, well baby checks, mental health counselling, smoking cessation, cancer screening, after-hours clinic. Most services covered by OHIP.

Primary midwifery care through pregnancy, labour and birth (hospital, birthing centre or home) plus 6 weeks postpartum mother/baby aftercare. Publicly funded through Ontario Ministry of Health. Urgent paging service: 1-705-479-5410.

Food justice organization (since 1985): community food programs, BIPOC-led urban agriculture/food growing, affordable community markets, wholesale produce for agencies, commercial kitchen for community groups. Main line (416) 363-6441 verified in site footer.

Program of West Neighbourhood House (listed separately from parent org): community gardens and urban agriculture in Parkdale, food-growing workshops, youth employment/leadership programs, Indigenous garden partnerships (Dunn Indigenous Garden). Growing good food and sharing it since 1996.

Weston-Mount Dennis site of Progress Place (distinct branch from Church St main, different phone): collaborative outreach hub with mental & physical health/wellness programs, youth/seniors/diversity programs, employment and housing support, education, social/recreation, 12-week intensive case management, hospital-to-home transition support.

100% volunteer-run food bank at Birchcliff Bluffs United Church (Warden/Kingston); member of Daily Bread Food Bank. Phone (647) 477-4149 and website verified via 211 Central listing (official site bluffsfoodbank.com minimal).

ISSRA: recovery and wraparound services — info & referral, supportive counselling, mental health support, seniors programs, Sisters Wellness Support Group, community advocacy, skills classes, youth summer employment, food & clothing program. Multilingual (11 languages). Main line (416) 767-1531 and alternate (416) 767-9358 on official contact page.

Boys and Girls Club in Jane-Finch: life-changing programs, community-based services and caring-adult relationships for children and youth (e.g. March break camps, after-school programs). Main line (416) 636-6650 on official site.

Food bank ministry of Our Lady of Lourdes Church serving St James Town; Daily Bread member. Also Society of Saint Vincent de Paul short-term assistance (food vouchers, clothing, furniture) at (416) 924-6257.

Grant African Methodist Episcopal Church (Beach Hill): Grantful Food and Fellowship food bank and soup kitchen (volunteer-run, Second Harvest/Salvation Army supported). Phone 416-690-5169 and address verified on official site footer.

Downtown church outreach (TDIN member): hygiene supplies, basic need items, snacks and naloxone during open hours; foot clinic; Friday community lunch; seniors services. Phone 416-363-0331 verified on official site contact block.

Settlement charity (est. 1993, non-discriminatory, free): Youth Justice Program (Black youth 12-20, extra-judicial measures), Family Wellbeing (trauma-informed, housing instability), New Roads (substance use & mental health for Black youth 15-29), settlement/integration. Head office Etobicoke; hubs at 1541 Jane St and 1652 Keele St. Phone 416-544-1992 on official site.

Regent Park food bank (Daily Bread member, NeighbourLink Downtown): families/couples/single women and single men catchments. Children's Centre (after-school, March break, summer programs) also on site. Phone 416-368-9180 and address verified on official parish site.

Celebrating 30 years (2026): wraparound drop-in — hot meals, health clinic, counselling, workshops, art studio, recovery program; outreach carts in Yorkville/Bloor. TDIN member. Phone 416-922-4948 verified on official site.

Affordable homeownership builds across Chatham-Kent plus ReStore thrift store funding local builds (10 partner families housed). Phone, address and hours verified on organization's official website.

Integrated one-stop shop for youth mental health, addictions, primary care, psychiatry, employment and peer support; operated by CMHA Lambton Kent. Phone, address and hours verified on the hub's own sites (lkyouth.ca, youthhubs.ca). Distinct site from the Sarnia-Lambton hub already in DB.

Child and youth mental health, counselling, crisis intervention, supported community living and developmental services across Huron, Kent and Middlesex. Main phone, address and 24/7 crisis line verified on the organization's official website humanacs.org.

Satellite office of the Tilbury District Family Health Team with its own phone line and address, verified on the org's official site tdfht.ca and the Ontario Health atHome directory. Main Tilbury office already in DB (odn-20261003-SW-11).

Free pregnancy testing, options counselling, prenatal/postpartum support, birth doula program, maternity and baby supplies, community referrals. Not a medical clinic. Phone, address and hours verified on the organization's official website.

Rapid Access Addiction Medicine: walk-in medication, counselling and harm reduction education for substance use. Phone and hours verified via the META:PHI provincial RAAM network and the Ontario Health atHome directory. Distinct from the Bluewater RAAM clinic (Sarnia) already in DB.

Opioid replacement therapy (methadone, buprenorphine/Suboxone, Sublocade) and alcohol use disorder treatment; no referral required. Phone, address and hours verified in the Ontario Health atHome directory (updated 2026-07-10); website is the clinic's domain per its official intake email [email protected].

Wallaceburg satellite of the CKHA RAAM clinic with its own extension and drop-in hours, verified via the META:PHI provincial RAAM network. Companion to the Chatham RAAM site (run45-a-06).

Community health services: affordable transportation to medical appointments for elderly/disabled residents, Health Equipment Loan Program (wheelchairs, bathing aids), first aid/CPR courses. Phone, address and hours verified on the branch's official redcross.ca page. Distinct from the provincial Red Cross HELP record already in DB.

Free confidential pregnancy testing, options education, parenting support, maternity and baby supplies, post-abortion and miscarriage grief support. Phone, address and hours verified on the centre's official website.

Nurse practitioner-led primary care clinic in Belle River (Town of Lakeshore). Distinct from the Essex County Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic (Essex town, 519-776-6856, ecnplc.ca). Phone and address verified on the clinic's own site (online-appointment-booking page).

Community support centre offering evening resource drop-in, soup kitchen, donation centre, and hosted AA (English/Spanish/women-only), Al-Anon and NA meetings. Established 2022. Phone verified on the centre's own website.

Multi-service community agency (20+ services): Meals on Wheels, CareLink transportation, Keep the Heat, Ontario Energy Program support, energy bill help, income tax clinics, mental health services, services for children/youth, recreation subsidies, emergency food via Amherstburg Food Bank, Service Canada outreach. Phone confirmed on the organization's own website and 211.