Ontario Resource Directory

'Commitment to Change' treatment program for men to end abusive behaviour; also individual, couples and court-ordered counselling ($90+HST per session).

Black men's health organization (founded 2007); monthly peer support groups, free mobile PSA testing clinics across the GTA, annual men's health conference and walkathon. GTA-wide programming; flagship events held in Brampton.

Shares parent org main line 905-459-0111. Fee-for-service 12-session group anger management and emotion regulation program with case management and follow-up; sliding-scale fees; intake assessment required.

Peer-connection program engaging Black fathers and male caregivers in barbershops — conversations on parenting, child development and family well-being; 31 sessions / 291 participants in 2025 per Macaulay's own annual report. Phone is Macaulay head-office main line (published in org's own parent handbook).

Court-approved counselling: anger management, Partner Assault Response (PAR), Caring Fathers, Tamil-language counselling, walk-in brief counselling; after-hours line 416-289-2856 (7–10 PM). Fees negotiated; covered by most extended health benefits.

Virtual-only psychotherapy and life coaching exclusively for males 15+; $190/session (direct insurance billing available).

Distinct seniors program of Reconnect Community Health Services (parent org already listed) with its own intake line. Provides free on-site personal care and light housekeeping in 9 designated seniors' buildings in west-end Toronto. Referral via Intake Department at 416-653-3100.

Distinct program of LOFT Community Services (parent org already listed) with its own site and dedicated line, confirmed on loftcs.org. Seniors supportive housing via Arleta Hub (7 Arleta Ave) and Shoreham Hub (35 Shoreham Dr, Suite 300, 416-661-2600).

Distinct seniors supportive-housing program of WoodGreen Community Services (parent org already listed). 78 units for seniors 59+ with 24/7 on-site staff, intensive case management, PSW support, harm reduction and crisis support. Uses WoodGreen's shared Central Intake line (416-572-3575) — no program-direct line published.

Distinct seniors residence of The Neighbourhood Group (parent org already listed) with its own published contact (Kim Tenn, 416-925-2103 x5451; digits match the TNG main switchboard, which is already in the DB under the parent org). Fully-subsidized supportive housing for seniors who experienced homelessness and mental health issues, with qualified PSWs, crisis response and garden. East York; exact address not published.

Distinct new residence of Ottawa Salus (parent org already listed): 54-unit supportive housing community of care for older adults, built through the federal Rapid Housing Initiative, Passive House construction, onsite wraparound supports and specialized programming. Uses Salus's shared main line (613-729-0123, same digits as parent record) — no residence-direct line published. (French-language availability not verified on the residence page.)

Distinct supportive-housing site of LOFT Community Services (parent org already listed) with its own dedicated line; LOFT's own program listing places John Gibson House & The Stepping Stone Project under its Supports for Seniors. Phone and address confirmed via loftcs.org listing and Ontario healthline.

Distinct seniors supportive-housing program of WoodGreen Community Services (parent org already listed). 59 units for seniors experiencing poverty who have been precariously housed or unhoused. Uses WoodGreen's shared Central Intake line (416-572-3575) — no program-direct line published.

Opened fall 2025; first-of-its-kind in North America trauma-informed primary care clinic with key focus on sexual assault survivors. Phone is St. Joseph's shared main switchboard per official site (no clinic-direct line published). Intake via referral; initial phase serves patients referred from St. Joseph's programs.

RAAM (Rapid Access Addiction Medicine): immediate medication-assisted therapy for alcohol/opioid/substance use disorders, brief support and referrals. Toll-free 1-877-839-5220; email [email protected]. Also operates Leamington site (33 Princess St, 519-326-7742). Previously associated with Aegis Health Group.

Addiction medicine clinics run by Hope Health (Dr. Tariq Elsayegh, Dr. David Adekoya): rapid access to addiction medicine, evidence-based treatment. Phone 519-999-4530 is the shared central line for both Windsor sites (Ouellette: 1550 Ouellette Ave; Central: 3955 Tecumseh Rd E). Referral form available on site; listed as Rapid Access – Addiction Management in the Windsor-Essex WECOSS substance-use guide.

OATC/CATC opioid agonist treatment: methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Kadian, Hep C screening, onsite pharmacy, free naloxone kits. Provincial health plans usually cover full cost. Second Windsor site: OATC Windsor East (9917 Tecumseh Rd E). Sister OATC clinics in Cambridge, Kitchener and Guelph already in the directory.

OATC/CATC east-end Windsor site: methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Kadian, Hep C screening, onsite pharmacy, free naloxone kits, safe-use supplies. Provincial health plans usually cover full cost. Sister site OATC Windsor (1101 University Ave W) listed separately.

OATC/CATC Niagara Falls site: methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Kadian, Hep C screening, onsite pharmacy, free naloxone kits. Partners with Niagara Region Public Health (education, men's support group, 411 mental health). Provincial health plans usually cover full cost.

Distinct RAAM (Rapid Access Addiction Medicine) program operated by House of Friendship in partnership with Stonehenge Therapeutic Community — separate from the organization's shelter records already in the directory. Own toll-free line 1-844-722-2977 and own clinic page/schedule. Multidisciplinary team: addiction medicine, brief counselling, peer support, overdose prevention/naloxone education. Severe withdrawal referred to Waterloo Region Health Network withdrawal management.

Walk-in addiction medicine clinic: assessment, counselling, medication-assisted treatment (methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, anti-craving meds), short-term stabilization and longer-term follow-up. Referrals accepted from any source; fax (519) 631-9355. SCOPE NOTE: St. Thomas (Elgin County) is southwestern Ontario but outside the named focus cities — parent to confirm scope.

Private psychotherapy practice focused on men's mental health (anger, stress, mood, relationships, fatherhood). Fee-based private practice — cost not published on site; free 15-min consultation call to check fit.

10-week evidence-based fathering program (group + individual sessions) for military dads, delivered by KMFRC. Phone listed is KMFRC's shared central line (613-541-5010 ext. 5195 per the KMFRC directory record) — no dedicated program line published.

Private men's counselling practice (David Bateman, licensed mental health counselor/coach). Free initial consultation call offered; session fees not published on site.

Caring Dads fathering program delivered with Bernadette McCann House through seasonal sessions. Phone listed is the FCS Renfrew County shared main line (613-735-6866) — no dedicated program line published.

Caring Dads fathering program for men (in partnership with CAS), listed on the 211/champlainhealthline service record for CFS Ottawa. Phone is the CFS Ottawa shared main line (613-233-8478, confirmed on cfsottawa.ca) — no dedicated program line. Programs offered on sliding fee scale.

Supportive housing residence with 24/7 on-site staff, three meals daily, medication management, housekeeping and wellness programming. Private residence; contact C. Grayley. Verified on official site kettlecreekresidence.com 2026-10-17.

YW Kitchener-Waterloo supportive housing program, distinct from the YW emergency shelter records in the directory: 45-unit apartment building at 155 Lincoln Road for women and families, with on-site supports. Dedicated program line 519-747-2200 verified on ywkw.ca 2026-10-17. Waitlist managed through Region of Waterloo PATHS via Starling Community Services (519-749-2450).

YW Kitchener-Waterloo supportive housing program, distinct from the YW emergency shelter records in the directory: 41-unit apartment building for single women who have experienced chronic homelessness, with on-site supports. Dedicated program line (226) 753-3826 verified on ywkw.ca 2026-10-17. Waitlist managed through Region of Waterloo PATHS via Starling Community Services (519-749-2450).

Provincial 24-hour navigation line run by the Ontario Network of Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres (established by the Ministry of Health, 1993). Connects callers with the nearest of 37 hospital-based SA/DV treatment centres across Ontario. Also advertised as 1-855-NAV-SADV.

Opioid use disorder treatment clinic (methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Kadian); counselling, safe-use supplies, naloxone kits, Hep C screening/treatment; same-day starts. Distinct Brockville branch of Change Health Care / Canadian Addiction Treatment Centres (Cornwall run39-a-04 and Kingston run42-c-08 are the only other Change Health Care branches in DB). Toll-free for new patients: 1-877-937-2282.

Opioid use disorder treatment clinic (methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Kadian); counselling, safe-use supplies, naloxone kits, Hep C screening/treatment; same-day starts, no referral required. Distinct Smiths Falls branch of Change Health Care / Canadian Addiction Treatment Centres (Cornwall run39-a-04, Kingston run42-c-08, Brockville hr92-change-health-care-brockville). Toll-free for new patients: 1-877-937-2282.

Opioid use disorder treatment clinic (methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade); safe-use supplies, naloxone kits, Hep C screening/treatment; same-day starts, no referral required; pharmacy deliveries from CATP Ottawa. Distinct Carleton Place branch of Change Health Care / Canadian Addiction Treatment Centres (Cornwall run39-a-04, Kingston run42-c-08, Brockville hr92-change-health-care-brockville, Smiths Falls hr92-change-health-care-smiths-falls). Toll-free for new patients: 1-877-937-2282.

Low-barrier Rapid Access Addiction Medicine clinic: multidisciplinary team (addiction counsellor, nurse practitioner, peer support, trauma therapist); assessment, initial stabilization and transition to community-based services. Distinct Bancroft location of the CMHA HPE RAAM program (Belleville RAAM, hr89-cmha-hpe-raam-belleville, already in DB).

Distinct harm reduction program of PARN (Your Community AIDS Resource Network, odr-357): free sterile injection and inhalation equipment, condoms/lube, harm reduction education, naloxone training and overdose response, sharps disposal education; outreach line 705-559-0656. Follows the ASO needle-syringe program record precedent (odt-377, odt-381, odt-388).

Genuinely distinct men's-specific program at Banyan's The Manor site (distinct phone 289-246-9064, distinct from agency main line 905-545-0133 in record odd-20261002-293). 12-week PAR group education/counselling on intimate partner violence plus Men's Anti-Violence Program; partner support and safety planning for survivors/partners offered.

Affordable transitional housing up to 364 days. Phone is CMHA Grey Bruce's published main line (shared with the branch's other records); program listed on the branch's official programs page.

Affordable transitional housing up to 4 years. Phone is CMHA Grey Bruce's published main line (shared with the branch's other records); program listed on the branch's official programs page.

Supported congregate living in two homes in Owen Sound and Wiarton. Phone is CMHA Grey Bruce's published main line (shared with the branch's other records); program listed on the branch's official programs page.

New 10-unit supported living apartment building completed Oct 2026 with individualized Supported Independent Living supports. Phone is the agency's published main line (shared with parent record ods-86); building genuinely exists at the stated address per the agency's own FAQ and the CMHC funding announcement.

Immediate short-term crisis housing and meals, max 7 days; cost funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Phone is RVH's published main line ext. 818 (shared with hospital record odx-425); 1-800-363-7222 is the published 24/7 on-call nurse line. Accessible at all five Renfrew County hospitals.

Intentional community of 50+ years: people with and without intellectual disabilities sharing life in homes in the Ottawa Valley.

13-bed supportive housing facility opened June 2024 at a former retirement residence; partnership of Perth and Smiths Falls District Hospital and Lanark County Mental Health, funded by Lanark County. Phone is LCMH's published Smiths Falls line (shared with parent record odt-194); site genuinely exists at the stated address per lanarkcounty.ca.

Indigenous-led men's emergency homeless shelter; program of the Ininew Friendship Centre (official site https://ininewfc.ca/ — older ininewfriendshipcentre.ca domain no longer resolves). Shelter/Reaching Home line 705-272-5216 (distinct from Friendship Centre main line 705-272-4497 ext. 258).

Program phone is the LLGAMH Brockville main line (613) 342-6214 shared with all LLGAMH services — ext. 5319 is the PAR-program extension, per the official PAR page. Parent org record odt-496 (same main number) is already listed; this is the distinct 16-week court-mandated PAR program. A Perth (Lanark County) site of the same program is listed separately as ms93-llgamh-par-perth.

Perth (Lanark County) site of the LLGAMH PAR program with its own distinct local phone 613-326-0628 per the official PAR page. Sister site of ms93-llgamh-par-brockville; parent org already listed under odt-496.

181-unit seniors' supportive housing apartment building at St. Joseph's Heritage (63 Carrie St); support package includes daily meal and tailored support services. 807-768-4405 is the dedicated PR Cook Housing line (SJCG central contacts: 807-343-2431 hospital, 807-768-4400 Heritage general). RGI units applied for through TBDSSAB; market applications picked up at the Heritage front desk. Existing St Joseph's Care Group record (odx-553) covers the hospital only — this housing program not previously listed.

12-unit transitional bachelor housing for youth 16–24, operated by the District Municipality of Muskoka (named in honour of Alex Kerswell, 2022). 705-645-2412 is the District's shared central Housing Services line; ext. 4960 routes to the Alex's Place housing team (program-specific contact per muskoka.on.ca). Written application + referral form required.