Ontario Resource Directory

Free Employment Ontario services from Agilec

Employment Ontario services with 30+ years of service and job fairs

Free Employment Ontario services from Agilec

Free Employment Ontario services for youth and adults since 1987

Employment services run by Lambton College; Petrolia office by appointment

Christian charity offering employment and newcomer services in East Elgin

Non-profit employment provider specializing in people with disabilities; Developmental Services Ontario employment provider

Employment Ontario services since 2000; offices also in Perth, Renfrew and Arnprior

Walk-in employment resource centre and Employment Ontario partner; youth drop-ins

Charitable employment and career coaching agency since 1985; youth services for ages 15-30; wheelchair accessible

Provincially funded victim support; ongoing services for trafficked children and youth, including rural and remote areas.

24/7 public crisis line and victim assistance for people affected by crime, including human trafficking survivors.

French-language community health centre; anti-trafficking supports for Francophone youth.

Counselling and advocacy for women and girls 12+, including survivors of sex trafficking.

Survivor-led exit services for sexually exploited and trafficked persons.

Anti-human trafficking program for children and youth 3-18 and their caregivers.

Culturally appropriate supports for trafficking victims and survivors in 10 Fort Frances Tribal Area First Nations.

Community anti-trafficking program for youth 12-24 at risk of or trafficked via sexual exploitation; 24/7 CORATH line.

Services for youth 12-24 involved in or at risk of human trafficking or gang activity; English and French.

Customized supports including anti-trafficking services for people 16+ with developmental disabilities.

Free confidential phone counselling for trafficked women, men and youth (sex or labour); referrals and peer buddy program. Program of TRCC/MWAR.

Supports women in the sex trade and survivors of sex trafficking; trauma-informed case management and street outreach.

Wrap-around culturally appropriate supports for Indigenous children and youth 13-24 at risk of or affected by trafficking.

Grassroots advocacy and education org; runs a human trafficking info hub, training and survivor support referrals. No physical office; phone/email contact.

Works to end all forms of sexual exploitation in Canada through awareness, education, advocacy and aid to survivors.

Anti-trafficking program formerly run by Addiction Services of Thames Valley; continues under CMHA Thames Valley.

Regional home-care intake for Chatham-Kent, Sarnia-Lambton and Windsor-Essex: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care and long-term-care placement; self-referrals accepted by phone; provincial line 1-833-515-1234 routes to the nearest office.

Regional home-care intake for London-Middlesex, Elgin, Oxford, Perth, Huron and Grey-Bruce: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, end-of-life care and long-term-care placement; no referral required for most services; after-hours on-call care coordinator daily.

Regional home-care intake for Waterloo Region, Guelph and Wellington County: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, social work, dietetics, palliative care, community nursing clinics and long-term-care placement; callers may be asked intake questions then connected to a care coordinator.

Regional home-care intake for Hamilton, Niagara, Haldimand-Norfolk, Brant and Burlington: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care, community nursing clinics and long-term-care placement; anyone can refer with the client's consent.

Regional home-care intake for Brampton, Caledon, Dufferin County and northwest Toronto: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, respite care and long-term-care placement; community nursing clinics in Bolton, Brampton, Malton, Orangeville and Shelburne; on-call care coordinator overnight.

Regional home-care intake for Mississauga, Halton Region and south Etobicoke: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care and long-term-care placement; no referral required for most services; on-call care coordinator 9pm-8:30am.

Regional home-care intake for Toronto: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, nurse practitioner, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care, school health support and long-term-care placement; walk-in office hours Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm; call 1-866-243-0061 or 416-506-9888.

Regional home-care intake for York Region, south Simcoe and North York: corporate office in Markham; care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care, community nursing clinics and long-term-care placement; local lines 905-895-1240 and 416-222-2241.

Regional home-care intake for Durham, Scarborough, Northumberland, Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough and Haliburton: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, social work, palliative care and long-term-care placement; no referral required for most services; local line 905-430-3308.

Regional home-care intake for Kingston, Belleville, Brockville, Bancroft, Smiths Falls and Lanark: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care, community nursing clinics and long-term-care placement; no referral required for most services.

Regional home-care intake for Ottawa, Cornwall, Hawkesbury, Pembroke, Renfrew and Winchester: call 1-800-538-0520 or 613-745-5525 to request home and community care services; care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies and palliative care; community referral forms faxed to 613-745-6984.

Regional home-care intake for Simcoe County and Muskoka: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, community nursing clinics, telehomecare, palliative care, school health support and long-term-care placement; no referral required for most services; local line 705-721-8010.

Regional home-care intake for Algoma, Cochrane, James and Hudson Bay coasts, Manitoulin-Sudbury, Nipissing, Parry Sound and Timiskaming: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, personal support, rehab therapies, palliative care and long-term-care placement; offices in North Bay, Parry Sound, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury and Timmins; no referral required for most services.

Regional home-care intake for the Kenora, Rainy River and Thunder Bay districts: care coordinators assess and arrange nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, social work, dietetics, speech-language therapy and personal support, plus long-term-care placement; no referral required for most services; head office line 807-345-7339; satellite offices in Atikokan, Dryden, Fort Frances, Geraldton, Kenora, Marathon, Rainy River, Red Lake and Sioux Lookout.

Independent office that investigates complaints about Ontario public hospitals, long-term care homes and home and community care. Free and confidential; contact the care provider first.

Ministry of Long-Term Care line for complaints about LTC homes. Urgent complaints can trigger a same-day response; other cases are passed to an inspector for follow-up.

Ontario government information line on programs and services for seniors; printed publications available on request. TTY 1-800-387-5559.

Registered charity funded by the Ministry of Long-Term Care. Helps families start and run Family Councils in LTC homes through coaching, training and plain-language resources.

Resident-led non-profit funded by the Ministry of Long-Term Care. Supports Residents' Councils in LTC homes with education, tools and a collective voice to government.

Volunteer non-profit active since 1980. Helps families advocate on quality of care and safety in LTC homes and presses for stronger regulation and compliance.

Government search tool to find and compare long-term care homes. Home profiles show wait lists, amenities, inspection reports and contact details, plus guides on choosing, applying and moving in. Placement questions go through Ontario Health atHome at 1-833-515-1234.

Ministry of Long-Term Care public site. Search any LTC home by name or city to read official inspection reports before choosing a home. Run by the Ministry of Long-Term Care inspections branch.