Drop-in Community health centre ID / clothing / basic needs
2SLGBTQ+, Newcomers / refugees
2SLGBTQ+ communities, including refugees and newcomers.
Drop-in meals, settlement, counselling and community programs.
Wheelchair accessible English / French / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · the519.org
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Interval House (Toronto) Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children fleeing intimate partner violence.
Canada's first shelter for abused women. Crisis line 416-924-1491.
English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · intervalhouse.ca
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Good Shepherd Centre Hamilton Hamilton · Hamilton
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Food bank / meals ID / clothing / basic needs
Men, Single adults
Men experiencing homelessness in Hamilton.
Emergency shelter, meals and support. Also runs women's and youth services.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · goodshepherdcentres.ca
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Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness (London) London · London
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Transitional housing
Everyone, Single adults
Adults experiencing homelessness in London.
Low-barrier emergency shelter and supportive housing.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · unityproject.ca
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Mission Services of London London · London
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Food bank / meals Addiction / substance use
Men, Women, Single adults
Adults experiencing homelessness in London.
Men's mission, women's shelter (Rotholme is families), food bank and addiction services.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · missionservices.ca
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The Welcome Centre Shelter for Women & Families (Windsor) Windsor · Windsor
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter VAW / domestic violence
Women, Families
Women and families experiencing homelessness in Windsor-Essex.
Call 519-971-7595 for a pre-intake assessment.
Updated 2026-06-15 · welcomecentreshelter.com
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Salvation Army Windsor Centre of Hope Windsor · Windsor
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Food bank / meals Addiction / substance use
Men, Single adults
Men and couples experiencing homelessness in Windsor.
Emergency shelter, meals and support services.
Wheelchair accessible English / FrenchUpdated 2026-06-15 · windsorcentreofhope.ca
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Shelter House Thunder Bay Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Harm reduction Food bank / meals
Everyone, Single adults, Indigenous
Anyone experiencing homelessness in Thunder Bay.
Low-barrier shelter, meals, and the SOS street outreach van.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · shelterhouse.on.ca
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Elgin Street Mission (Sudbury) Sudbury · Greater Sudbury
Verified Jun 2026Drop-in Food bank / meals ID / clothing / basic needs
Everyone, Single adults
Anyone in need in Greater Sudbury.
Hot meals, food hampers and basic-needs support.
Updated 2026-06-15 · elginstreetmission.com
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National Indian Residential School Crisis Line Province-wide
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Crisis line Mental health
Indigenous
Residential school Survivors and their families.
Emotional support and crisis referral, any time.
Updated 2026-06-15 · irsss.ca
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MMIWG Crisis Line Province-wide
Verified Oct 2026Open 24/7 Crisis line
Indigenous, Women
Anyone affected by the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people.
Free, 24/7 emotional support and crisis intervention. Website verified 2026-10-04: updated from generic CIRNAC homepage to the specific MMIWG Health and Cultural Support Program page which lists the 1-844-413-6649 crisis line.
Updated 2026-10-04 · https://www.rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1548700698392/1548701361628
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Black Youth Helpline Province-wide
Verified Jun 2026Crisis line Mental health
Youth
Black youth and families across Ontario.
Culturally appropriate support for youth, families and schools.
Updated 2026-06-15 · blackyouth.ca
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Kingston Interval House Kingston · Kingston
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Youth, Families
Women, youth and children fleeing abuse.
24-hr crisis line 613-546-1777 or 1-800-267-9445.
Updated 2026-06-15 · kingstonintervalhouse.com
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Dawn House (Kingston) Kingston · Kingston
Verified Jun 2026VAW / domestic violence Transitional housing
Women
Women experiencing homelessness, including transitional housing.
Shelter and support services for women.
Updated 2026-06-15 · dawnhouse.ca
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YWCA Crossroads Shelter (Peterborough) Peterborough · Peterborough
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children experiencing violence.
24-hr crisis line 1-800-461-7656 or text 705-991-0110.
Updated 2026-06-15 · ywcapeterborough.org
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Cameron House (Peterborough) Peterborough · Peterborough
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter
Women, Single adults
Women 18+ experiencing homelessness.
Emergency shelter run by Brock Mission. Call ext. 2.
Updated 2026-06-15 · brockmission.ca
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Three Oaks Foundation (Belleville) Belleville · Belleville
Verified Oct 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children who have experienced domestic violence.
16-bed shelter. 24-hr crisis line 613-966-3074 or 1-800-267-0533.
Updated 2026-10-03 · https://threeoaks.ca/safe-shelter/
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Gleaners Food Bank (Belleville) Belleville · Belleville
Verified Jun 2026Food bank / meals ID / clothing / basic needs
Everyone, Families
Residents of Belleville and area in need of food.
Emergency food hampers and meal programs.
Updated 2026-06-15 · gleanersfoodbank.ca
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Waterloo Region Shelter Intake (First Connect) Waterloo Region · Kitchener
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter
Single adults, Everyone
Adults 18+ needing emergency shelter in Waterloo Region.
Central 24/7 intake for adult emergency shelter beds.
Updated 2026-06-15 · regionofwaterloo.ca
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Safe Haven Youth Services (Kitchener) Waterloo Region · Kitchener
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Drop-in
Youth, Young women, Young men
Youth 12-18 experiencing homelessness.
Youth emergency shelter run by Lutherwood.
Updated 2026-06-15 · lutherwood.ca
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Women's Crisis Services of Waterloo Region Waterloo Region · Kitchener
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children fleeing domestic violence.
Anselma House (Kitchener) 519-742-5894; Haven House (Cambridge) 519-653-2422.
Updated 2026-06-15 · wcswr.org
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House of Friendship (Kitchener) Waterloo Region · Kitchener
Verified Jun 2026Food bank / meals Emergency shelter Addiction / substance use
Everyone, Single adults, Families
Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm (food)
People in Waterloo Region needing food, shelter or addiction support.
Emergency food hampers 519-742-0662; ShelterCare and addiction programs.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · houseoffriendship.org
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Food Bank of Waterloo Region Waterloo Region · Kitchener
Verified Jun 2026Food bank / meals ID / clothing / basic needs
Everyone, Families
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm (outreach)
Residents of Waterloo Region.
Call the outreach line (ext. 340) to be connected to a nearby food program.
Updated 2026-06-15 · thefoodbank.ca
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YWCA Niagara Region Emergency Shelter Niagara · St. Catharines
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter
Women, Families, 2SLGBTQ+
Women, gender-diverse people and families experiencing homelessness.
After-hours 905-329-4609. Family shelter at 176 Oakdale Ave (289-686-0927).
Updated 2026-06-15 · ywcaniagararegion.ca
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Nova Vita (Brantford) Brantford · Brantford
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women 16+ and children experiencing violence or homelessness.
33-bed shelter. 24-hr crisis line 519-752-HELP (519-752-4357).
Updated 2026-06-15 · novavita.org
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Peel Region Shelter Central Intake Peel · Mississauga
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter
Everyone, Single adults, Families
Anyone in Peel (Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon) needing shelter.
24/7 central line for all Peel emergency shelters.
English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · peelregion.ca
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Embrave: Agency to End Violence (Peel) Peel · Mississauga
Verified Oct 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, 2SLGBTQ+, Families
Women, Two-Spirit, trans and non-binary people and their children fleeing violence.
Formerly Interim Place. Crisis 905-403-0864 / 905-676-8515 / 1-855-676-8515.
English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-10-03 · https://www.mississaugahaltonhealthline.ca/displayservice.aspx?id=74640
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Halton Women's Place Halton · Burlington
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Abused women and their dependent children in Halton.
Crisis: North (Milton/Halton Hills) 905-878-8555; South (Burlington/Oakville) 905-332-7892.
Updated 2026-06-15 · haltonwomensplace.com
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York Region Emergency Housing Central Intake York Region · Newmarket
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter
Everyone, Single adults, Families
Anyone in York Region needing emergency or transitional housing.
Call 1-877-464-9675 ext. 76140, 24/7.
English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · york.ca
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Belinda's Place (Newmarket) York Region · Newmarket
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Transitional housing
Women, Single adults
Single women 16+ experiencing homelessness in York Region.
Emergency and transitional housing for women.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · bluedoor.ca
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Yellow Brick House (York Region) York Region · Aurora
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children fleeing violence.
24-hr crisis line 1-800-263-3247.
English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · yellowbrickhouse.org
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Cornerstone Community Association (Oshawa) Durham · Oshawa
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter ID / clothing / basic needs
Men, Single adults, Families, Seniors
Men 16+ experiencing homelessness in Durham.
40 beds. Single men, men with children, couples with children and seniors with medical needs. Also 1-844-433-0254.
Updated 2026-06-15 · cornerstonedurham.com
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Durham Youth Services (Ajax) Durham · Ajax
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Drop-in
Youth, Young women, Young men
Youth experiencing homelessness in Durham Region.
Durham homelessness support line 905-668-4113 / 1-800-372-1102.
Updated 2026-06-15 · durham.ca
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Women and Children's Shelter of Barrie Simcoe · Barrie
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Abused women and their children.
29-bed shelter, 24/7 support.
Updated 2026-06-15 · barrieshelter.com
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Busby Centre (Barrie) Simcoe · Barrie
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Drop-in Food bank / meals
Everyone, Single adults
Adults experiencing homelessness in Simcoe County.
50-bed emergency shelter, meals and outreach.
Updated 2026-06-15 · busbycentre.ca
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The Lighthouse (Orillia) Simcoe · Orillia
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Food bank / meals
Everyone, Single adults, Youth
Adults and youth 16-24 experiencing homelessness.
50 adult beds and 8 youth beds, plus a soup kitchen.
Updated 2026-06-15 · lighthouseorillia.com
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Women in Crisis (Algoma) - Sault Ste. Marie Algoma · Sault Ste. Marie
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children fleeing abuse.
24-bed shelter and 24-hr crisis line. Walk-in support centre at 390 Bay St.
Updated 2026-06-15 · womenincrisis.ca
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Nipissing Transition House (North Bay) Nipissing · North Bay
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families
Women and children fleeing violence.
20-bed shelter, 24/7.
Updated 2026-06-15 · nthouse.ca
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Ojibway Women's Lodge (North Bay) Nipissing · North Bay
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Indigenous, Women, Families
Indigenous and non-Indigenous women and children.
10-bed culturally grounded shelter. 24-hr crisis line 705-472-3321.
Updated 2026-06-15 · nfn.ca
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Timmins Native Friendship Centre Cochrane · Timmins
Verified Jun 2026Drop-in ID / clothing / basic needs Mental health
Indigenous, Everyone
Indigenous individuals and families; open to all.
Counselling, referrals to shelter and violence-prevention programs. Toll-free 1-844-200-2686.
Updated 2026-06-15 · timminsnfc.com
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Saakaate House (Kenora) Kenora · Kenora
Verified Oct 2026Open 24/7 VAW / domestic violence Emergency shelter
Women, Families, Indigenous
Women and children experiencing violence in the Kenora area.
24-hour crisis line and secure shelter. See wssh.ca or call 211 for the current number.
Updated 2026-10-02 · https://www.wssh.ca/
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Daily Bread Food Bank (Toronto) Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Food bank / meals ID / clothing / basic needs
Everyone, Families
Mon-Fri office; member programs vary
Toronto residents in need of food.
Supplies food banks across Toronto. Call 211 to find your nearest program.
English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · dailybread.ca
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Good Shepherd Ministries (Toronto) Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter Food bank / meals Health clinic
Men, Single adults
Men experiencing homelessness; meals open to all in need.
Shelter, hot meals, clinic and dental care.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · goodshepherd.ca
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Anishnawbe Health Toronto Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Community health centre Mental health Health clinic
Indigenous
Indigenous community members in Toronto.
Culturally grounded primary care, mental health and traditional healing.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · aht.ca
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Native Child and Family Services of Toronto Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Mental health ID / clothing / basic needs Community health centre
Indigenous, Families, Youth
Indigenous children, youth and families in Toronto.
Culturally based child, youth and family services.
Wheelchair accessible EnglishUpdated 2026-06-15 · nativechild.org
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Sistering (Toronto) Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Drop-in ID / clothing / basic needs Mental health
Women, 2SLGBTQ+
Women and gender-diverse people who are homeless or marginalized.
24/7 low-barrier drop-in, meals, harm reduction and housing help.
Wheelchair accessible English / Other languagesUpdated 2026-06-15 · sistering.org
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Eva's Place (Toronto) Toronto · Toronto
Verified Jun 2026Open 24/7 Emergency shelter
Youth, Young women, Young men, 2SLGBTQ+
Youth 16-24 experiencing homelessness.
Emergency shelter and programs. Eva's Phoenix (transitional) 416-364-4716.
Updated 2026-06-15 · evas.ca
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Caldwell Family Centre (Ottawa) Ottawa · Ottawa
Verified Jun 2026Food bank / meals Drop-in ID / clothing / basic needs
Everyone, Families
Residents from Carling Ave to Hunt Club, Prince of Wales to Woodroffe.
Food bank, hot meals and family programs. Also at 6 Epworth Ave.
Wheelchair accessible English / FrenchUpdated 2026-06-15 · caldwellfamilycentre.ca
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