Ontario Resource Directory

Rural primary care team of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, dietitian, social workers and admin staff; Dynacare lab on site; also offers Unattached Care Clinic and Virtual Urgent Care.

Non-profit serving Huron-Perth since 1987: positive parenting education, child safety and wellness education, peer support groups; also operates the Huron County Christmas Bureau.

Mandated child protection agency: investigates child abuse/neglect; foster and kinship care, adoption; supervision, counselling and group support for parents and families; 24/7 toll-free line to report concerns.

Provides food items once a month plus emergency food: dried/canned goods, seasonal fresh produce, frozen meats, juices, and some personal items. Book by calling 519-688-3434 ext. 201/202.

Town of Ingersoll-run youth centre: drop-in fitness, cooking, art, music, skate park, internet cafe and multimedia studio; business/life skills training and a youth employment program (ages 15-29). $5 annual membership. Wheelchair accessible.

Accredited non-profit: in-home personal support, housekeeping, assisted living, volunteer transportation, Lifeline, caregiver support; Employment Ontario services; community service navigation.

Registered charity (CRA 889473062RR0001) serving Arnprior and surrounding communities.

25-cabin supportive housing initiative operated by John Howard Society of Kingston and District in partnership with United Counties of Leeds and Grenville. Opened February 2025. Provides 24/7 supervision with on-site support services.

Main site of weCHC. Primary care, counselling, addiction support, diabetes wellness, Hepatitis C program, foot care, health promotion. Satellite sites (Teen Health, Leamington, Sandwich, East Windsor) listed separately.

Youth-specific program of the Downtown Mission. Daily hot meals, food, hygiene products, clothing, laundry, computer/internet access, housing navigation, case management, peer support groups.

Program of the Windsor Essex Community Health Centre. Primary health care, foot care, dental program, Hepatitis C program, ID clinic (health card replacement), showers, laundry, counselling and social work, referrals.

Non-profit community service agency. Emergency food bank, social work counselling, advocacy and help with OW/ODSP and housing applications, EarlyOn child and family programs, after-school and teen programs.

Social justice agency delivering programs in justice, prevention, employment and education, including New Leaf Anger Management (10-session program).

2SLGBTQIA+ dedicated mental wellness organization in Windsor-Essex. Individual counselling, peer support, parent peer mentoring, clothing cupboard, community events, help navigating food and housing resources.

Food bank assistance every 30 days, referrals to other agencies and the Chatham Community & Family Services location, emergency assistance as needed.

Food bank and family services. Part of The Salvation Army Chatham-Kent Ministries.

Emergency shelter and support services for women fleeing intimate partner violence. 24-hour crisis counselling, child and youth programs, Family Court Support Program, Nancy's Place second-stage housing, outreach counselling, women's groups. Toll-free crisis: 1-800-265-0598.

24-hour crisis intervention and crisis line, short or long term support counselling, advocacy and help with housing, basic needs, criminal injuries compensation and human rights concerns, outreach across Chatham-Kent, public education and prevention.

Charitable food bank serving Chatham-Kent.

Social justice agency delivering programs in justice, prevention, employment and education for Sarnia-Lambton.

Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment Hub in Brampton, led by CMHA Peel Dufferin with the Region of Peel. Mental health care, addiction treatment, primary care, vocational services, case management and basic needs supports. Opened January 2026.

Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment Hub operated by Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare. On-site living quarters with meals, withdrawal supports, mandatory group programming and integrated care planning. Harm reduction and safe supply not provided on site.

Belleville HART Hub. One-door, one-roof integrated care for homelessness, mental health, addictions, housing, employment and social services. Permanent site at 1 Alhambra Square (opening in phases); interim location at 125 South Church St.

Provincially approved HART Hub operator for Durham/Oshawa. Primary care, mental health and addictions services, system navigation and housing supports. Opened March 2026.

Sault Ste. Marie HART Hub led by CMHA Algoma with community partners including the District of Sault Ste. Marie Social Services Administration Board, the City of Sault Ste. Marie, Sault Area Hospital, John Howard Society and Indigenous organizations. Mental health services, treatment services and employment services.

Indigenous-led HART Hub approved by the province for Sault Ste. Marie/Blind River/Sagamok Anishnawbek, delivering culturally relevant care through Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services.

HART Hub Dufferin led by SHIP (Services and Housing In the Province). Main site at the Edelbrock Centre, Orangeville; satellite site at the Mel Lloyd Centre, 167 Centre St, Shelburne. Peer support, primary care and nursing, substance use treatment, mental health screening, housing-focused supports, case management and coordinated care planning.

Network-based HART Hub at the Carefor Mackay Centre, Pembroke, connecting a 24/7 intake centre with community access points. Partners include Pembroke Regional Hospital, the County of Renfrew, Carefor, MacKay Manor (staffing the intake centre), the City of Pembroke and community organizations. Mesa Mobile Outreach Team connect line: 1-877-819-4181.

Lead agency for the Niagara HART Hub (opened March 27, 2026, St. Catharines). Partners include Niagara Region Mental Health, Regional Essential Access to Connected Healthcare (REACH), Quest Community Health Centre, De dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Services, Oak Centre and Community Addictions Services Ontario Niagara (CASON).

Provincially approved HART Hub operator for Ottawa. Community-based multi-service centre: primary health care, mental health and addictions supports, housing assistance, system navigation, interpretation services.

Indigenous-led HART Hub approved by the province for Kenora, delivering culturally relevant care in partnership with Indigenous service organizations.

'The HART of Simcoe' - a regional network of care teams led by the County of Simcoe providing housing, treatment and stability supports for individuals with urgent needs, with multiple access points across the county.

Mid West Toronto HART Hub operated by Parkdale Queen West CHC with 11 partner organizations. Note: supervised consumption, safer supply, drug checking and needle distribution are NOT available at this site.

Operated by Hamilton Urban Core CHC. Walk-in, no ID/appointment/referral required. Satellite at 70 James St S. Residential treatment (18+, 8-12 wks, abstinence-based) at 276 Aberdeen Ave, referral only.

Operated by Quinte Health (Belleville General Hospital).

Led by Community Healthcaring Kitchener-Waterloo with House of Friendship. Collaborative network across Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Townships. HART Hub direct ext. 213; [email protected].

Operated by Guelph Community Health Centre. Partners: Stonehenge (crisis stabilization, withdrawal management), CMHA Waterloo Wellington, Wyndham House (youth). 24/7 crisis: 1-844-HERE247.

AMHS-KFLA's HART Hub Kingston at 661 Montreal St (Ontario's 29th HART Hub), operating on an interim basis from Oct 1, 2026, succeeding the Integrated Care Hub's supervised consumption service (CTS funding ended Sept 30, 2026). Lead agency: AMHS-KFLA. Service branded 'HART Connect'. Access & Support Centre open daily 9:45 AM-6:30 PM; overnight Rest Zone up to 28. Community partners include Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC is a partner only, not the operator).

Operated by Cornwall Community Hospital.

Operated by Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

Operated by North Bay Regional Health Centre.

Operated by Timmins and District Hospital.

Main branch at 194 Main St W. Also operates Peer Connections peer drop-in (333 Fraser St), Addiction Treatment Services (393 Oak St W), and Mattawa services. After-hours crisis: NBRHC Crisis Intervention 1-800-352-1141 (24/7) or call/text 9-8-8.

Northern hub for substance use health services since 1968. Programs: men's intensive day treatment, men's residential recovery (Level 1 & 2 supportive housing), women's residential treatment, women's community treatment/aftercare. Toll-free 1-877-431-6713. Partner in the Greater Sudbury HART Hub.

Nurse practitioner-led primary care (diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, chronic disease management). Sites: 30 Ste. Anne Rd 3rd Fl Sudbury; 623 Main St Lively; 100-200 Larch St Sudbury. Website under renovation; call for information.

Two sites: 524 Lakeshore Dr (West Ferris) and 179 Main St E (downtown, 705-667-0035). Offers dietitian, chronic disease prevention/management, smoking cessation, wellness seminars, immunization, foot care, home visits. Most services covered by OHIP.

Central access point opened February 17, 2026. Health Sciences North is lead agency/secretariat; services delivered with Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre, Monarch Recovery Services, NISA, CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin, and the City of Greater Sudbury. Offers mental health, addictions, primary care, transitional and supportive housing, peer support. Does not offer safer supply, supervised consumption, or needle exchange.

Rehabilitation and reintegration support: direct counselling, institutional visitation, pre-release planning, anger management, youth referral/extrajudicial sanctions, victim awareness and victim-offender reconciliation, employment search assistance. No referral needed.