Ontario Resource Directory

Specialty legal clinic for people living with HIV and AIDS: free legal advice, casework and community legal education.

Legal clinic for children and youth: rights advice, representation and street-youth outreach across Ontario.

Environmental law clinic: free legal services, law reform and public legal education on environmental issues.

Specialty legal clinic for low-income older adults: housing, pensions, health consent and elder law matters.

Province-wide income security advocacy: law reform and policy work on OW, ODSP and EI; does not take individual cases.

Specialty legal clinic for injured workers: free advice and representation on WSIB claims and appeals; focus on vulnerable and migrant workers.

Community legal clinic serving small-scale landlords: summary advice, rental forms, public education and law reform.

Community legal clinic for the Spanish-speaking community: tenant rights, workers' rights, immigration, social assistance and disability; service regardless of immigration status.

Tenant advocacy clinic: law reform, community organizing and tenant duty counsel at the Landlord and Tenant Board; no direct individual representation.

Disability law clinic: information, summary advice, referrals and representation in systemic cases for people with disabilities.

Legal clinic for Black Ontarians: free legal services, public legal education and test-case litigation combatting anti-Black racism.

24/7 distress line providing emotional support and suicide prevention; admin 416-598-0166, crisis line 416-408-4357.

Provincial 24/7 crisis helpline for women facing violence: counselling, safety planning and referrals; TTY 1-866-863-7868.

Community food bank in downtown Toronto: groceries, meal programs and support services.

Food bank serving Scarborough: groceries and community food programs.

Downtown community centre: 24-hour respite at 69 Fraser Ave, shelter beds, meals and St. Felix House transitional housing for women.

Downtown drop-in: meals, health clinic and outreach for people experiencing homelessness.

Settlement agency serving newcomers in 40+ languages: settlement counselling, LINC English classes and employment support; Etobicoke office at 3363 Bloor St W.

Settlement hub: LINC English, employment programs and newcomer services at 791 St Clair Ave W.

Settlement services in Scarborough: newcomer orientation, LINC language training and employment support; walk-ins welcome.

Settlement and employment programs for newcomer women: orientation, English-language training and job support.

LINC classes, mental health counselling, employment bridging and counter-human-trafficking support in English, Arabic, Dari/Farsi, Pashto and Spanish.

Settlement agency for Portuguese-speaking communities: newcomer services, seniors programs, gender-based-violence counselling and the Partner Assault Response program.

Multicultural settlement centre: settlement counselling, employment help, family and youth programs, and women's services.

LGBTQ2S+ community health centre: primary care, mental health, hepatitis C treatment, take-home naloxone and the SOY queer and trans youth program; 24/7 acute respite care.

Mental health programs for young adults 16 to 29: counselling, peer support and wellness groups.

Low-barrier walk-in clinic for rapid access to addiction medicine: assessment, counselling and referrals for substance use.

Housing help centre: eviction prevention, housing search and subsidized housing applications; access centre for the Toronto Rent Bank and utility arrears programs.

Overnight shelter for men 25+; access through Peel shelter central intake 905-450-1996.

Overnight shelter for adults 25+; access through Peel shelter central intake 905-450-1996.

Food bank pantry site at Battleford; also meals, learning kitchen and nutrition programs. Office at 3185 Unity Dr Unit 2.

Community health centre: primary care and referrals; runs medical beds at Peel shelters for people experiencing homelessness.

24/7 multilingual distress lines for Peel: 905-459-7777; Caledon 1-877-298-5444; TTY 905-278-4890.

24-hour hotline plus counselling and support for survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence.

Transitional home for Muslim women and children; counselling and case support. Location confidential; ext 123 for Brampton.

Branch of LAMP CHC: primary care, dental, mental health and harm reduction services.

Culturally appropriate food bank; seniors meal delivery and settlement services. Second site at 3413 Wolfedale Rd #10.

Settlement, women's support and youth wellness hub; free legal and dental clinics on site.

Newcomer settlement, employment, family and health services.

Indus-run centre offering family court support related to domestic violence.

Settlement, employment, seniors and youth programs; multilingual staff.

Settlement and employment services; counselling for newcomer women experiencing domestic violence.

Employment services and newcomer programs including language and skills training.

24/7 safe shelter for women and children fleeing abuse; transitional housing and support services. Location confidential.

Job search coaching, mentoring and sector programs; specialized services for women and bilingual newcomers.

Job search coaching, mentoring and sector programs; specialized services for women and bilingual newcomers.

Food bank plus free kitchen meals (breakfast, lunch; Monday dinner) and outreach programs.

In-home personal support, homemaking and assisted living to help seniors stay independent at home; free in designated buildings.