Ontario Resource Directory

Food pantry hosted at the 7th Day Adventist Church / Iron Bridge Rec Centre; listed on the Municipality of Huron Shores official food-access page.

Monthly delivered food boxes run in partnership with the Iron Bridge Lions Club and the ADSAB HPP program; listed on the Municipality of Huron Shores official food-access page.

Hot meals (meal, soup, dessert or combination) delivered to homes; $9.50 per meal, invoiced monthly; Municipality of Huron Shores lists contact as Algoma Manor ext 124.

Food bank at Echo Bay United Church; everyone welcome. Hours per Laird Township summer 2023 newsletter (https://www.lairdtownship.ca/documents/newsletters/2023/summer2023newsletter.pdf); also listed in Algoma Public Health's Support Services Directory (Mar 2022). Call to confirm before visiting.

Part of Rural Frontenac Lennox & Addington Health. Family medicine with nursing, bloodwork and injections, women's abuse counselling, social work and counselling, COPD and diabetes education, and a registered dietitian. Most fees covered by a valid Ontario Health Card.

Satellite office of Southeast Public Health serving Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington. Phone and hours per southeasthealthline.ca (listing updated March 2026). Toll-free 1-800-267-7875. NOTE: Sharbot Lake is not shown on the current SEPH contact-us page, so confirm before referring.

Outreach service of the Health Sciences North crisis program; provides crisis assessment, brief intervention and counselling, and referral planning. After hours and weekends, calls go to the Sudbury Crisis Service toll-free line.

Feminist, anti-racist, pro-choice coalition doing advocacy, public education and movement building to end violence against women in Ottawa.

Member-driven coalition of people and organizations working to end homelessness through systems planning and coordination, public education, advocacy and mobilization.

Non-profit charity advancing social and economic well-being in Ottawa through social research, community-based planning, and supporting community networks since 1928.

Dementia care coaching, support groups, education and care-system navigation for people living with dementia and their caregivers across Ottawa and Renfrew County.

Health centre providing family medical care and community-based health programs, plus referrals to regional health services. Culturally appropriate programs for Indigenous people combining traditional health and Western medical practices; services also offered in Ojibway.

Culturally appropriate home and community care helping people remain independent at home: congregate dining, diabetes education, friendly visiting and security checks, homemaking, meals on wheels. No referral required.

Mental health and addictions services: outpatient and mental health counselling, addictions counselling, crisis outreach, traditional healing program, and referrals to other agencies. No referral required.

Community support services: transportation, Meals on Wheels and frozen meals, telephone reassurance (Carecall), assisted living, personal care and housekeeping. Serves Barry's Bay, Killaloe, Brudenell/Lyndoch/Raglan and Madawaska Valley. Office in Killaloe.

Free EarlyON drop-in play and learn program operated by Family and Children's Services of Renfrew County. Shares community phone 613-757-3108 with Killaloe Community Resource Centre (separate organization, different address).

Non-profit community hospice: trained volunteer visiting hospice, 2-bed residential hospice suite within St. Francis Memorial Hospital, one-to-one caregiver support, and free grief and bereavement services for children, youth, adults and families.

Free drop-in playgroups/early learning activities for children 0-6 with parents/caregivers; parent education workshops; toy, book and video lending library. Operated by Centre pour enfants Timiskaming Child Care.

French-language community health centre satellite office offering primary care, health promotion, and illness prevention services. Main office in New Liskeard (listed separately).

Community house operated by Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre. Easy-access drop-in space with after-school and youth programs, community meals, crisis/emergency coordination and wrap-around referrals, plus an Ottawa Food Bank-affiliated food centre (by appointment, max one visit per month). All programs completely free.

Community house in the West Centretown Rochester Heights social housing neighbourhood, operated in partnership with Somerset West Community Health Centre. Free after-school programs, community kitchens, summer camps, drop-in support and one-on-one referrals. Phone confirmed on Somerset West CHC official site.

Provides 36 family suites (expanded from 14 in 2025) plus in-hospital Family Rooms for families travelling to Ottawa for a child's medical care. Located on the CHEO campus at 407 Smyth Road. Operates on donations; nominal nightly room fee. Phone confirmed in official RMH Ottawa 2026 fundraising document.

Low-barrier community meal service and food bank run by St. Joseph's Parish. Weekday coffee/sandwich takeout and hot dinners (halal and vegan options), plus an in-person shopping-style food bank and monthly home delivery for eligible Sandy Hill residents. Phone and address confirmed on regional 211 (champlainhealthline.ca).

Non-profit charitable community house in the Ledbury/Banff social housing community. Adult drop-ins, youth programming and council, homework club, children's clothing cupboard, and food programs including fruit/vegetable distribution and an emergency food cupboard (by appointment). Phone confirmed on official site and regional 211.

Community house serving Confederation Court and the surrounding area. Preschool, parent-and-child, children/youth and after-school programs, educational services, LINC newcomer language program, and a food bank (by appointment, Tue-Wed). Phone, address and website confirmed on regional 211 (champlainhealthline.ca).

Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General program (Northern Region). Provides court support, crisis intervention, needs assessment, emotional support and Vulnerable Victims and Family Fund referrals. Distinct Gore Bay branch with its own local phone/address; separate from province-wide VWAP record on-fem-vs-vac (toll-free only). Local details verified on regional 211-family listing (updated Jul 7, 2026); program confirmed on official ontario.ca page (live Oct 2026).

Adult/youth mental health counselling plus National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) services. Distinct from Kenabutch Health Centre record odn-20261003-SM-14 (705-844-2152). Phone confirmed on Serpent River First Nation's own newsletter (serpentriverfn.com) and regional 211-family listing (updated Oct 30, 2025).

Family practice clinic with on-site medical laboratory, operated by the Township of Sables-Spanish Rivers. Appointments required; most services covered by OHIP. Phone, hours and eligibility verified on the township's official medical clinic page (live Oct 2026) and regional 211-family listing (updated May 28, 2026).

Elders' drop-in with companionship, shared activities, health/social information sessions, personal support worker, full kitchen, dining and laundry. Own distinct local phone and address; distinct from Sheshegwaning Community Food Bank record odd-20261002-550 (705-283-3030). Sheshegwaning is in Manitoulin District, northeast of the Gore Bay west-end core. Verified on regional 211-family listing (updated Jan 29, 2026).

Bilingual community health centre branch serving Noelville and area: nurse practitioner-led primary care, chronic disease prevention and management, immunization clinics, smoking cessation, counselling, nutritional education and health promotion. Sister branch in Alban (odn-20261003-SU-09) is already in the directory; this Noelville site (Municipality of French River, Sudbury District) has its own address and its own local phone. Phone and website verified on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline).

Local Ontario Works office for the French River area: basic financial assistance for shelter and basic needs, limited emergency assistance, discretionary benefits, and employment supports (job search, skills training, community participation). Distinct Noelville branch (Municipality of French River, Sudbury District) with its own local phone and address; main MSDSB records in the directory use different head-office numbers. Phone and website verified on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline).

Community support services helping older adults and adults with disabilities remain independent at home: personal support, homemaking, Meals on Wheels, respite services, transportation, friendly visiting/telephone reassurance, personal emergency response systems and an assisted living program. Serves St Charles, Warren, Markstay, Hagar and the French River area. Fees vary per program; some services government funded. Located in Noelville, Municipality of French River, Sudbury District. Phone and website verified on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline).

Bilingual (Soutien a domicile) home and community support agency: personal care, bathing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping, medication reminders, security check-ins, palliative support and Meals on Wheels across the Timiskaming district. Meals on Wheels fees are income-subsidized (approx. $6.50-$8.50 per meal). Phone and website verified directly on the organization's official site.

Culturally appropriate health programs combining traditional and Western practices: primary care supports, home and community care, Aboriginal Healthy Babies Healthy Children, NNADAP addictions prevention/intervention, medical van transportation to Sudbury/Parry Sound/Britt, and the Good Food Box program. Services offered in Ojibway and English. Phone and website verified on 211 Ontario (northeasthealthline).

Food pantry hosted by East Gwillimbury Public Library at the Holland Landing Community Centre; also provides information and referrals for employment, housing and other community services, plus a mid-month Dry Goods Pantry (dry goods and hygiene products). Donations accepted at Holland Landing, Mount Albert and Queensville library branches.

Team-based primary care for Prince Edward County: family doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, dietitians, diabetes educators, pharmacist and mental health counsellor; clinics in Picton (4 sites) and Wellington. Programs include diabetes education, lung health, chronic disease management, maternal-infant-child and memory clinics. Most services covered by OHIP.

Interdisciplinary primary care team: physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, dietitian, pharmacist, social worker and diabetes educator. Same organization also operates clinics in Colborne and Quinte West (Trenton). Most services covered by OHIP.

Team-based primary care with family doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, dietitian and social worker. Services include mental health and addictions counselling, diabetes management, prenatal and sexual health, chronic disease programs and palliative home visits. Same organization also operates Marmora Medical Centre and Gilmour Medical Centre. Same-week appointment booking.

Registered charity (CRA 764323861RR0001). Monthly food bank plus Christmas hampers. Phone 613-635-1904 published on the Renfrew County Food Banks site and the Township of North Algona Wilberforce site; RCDHU's Feb 2026 food bank list shows alternate 613-625-2600. Facebook page ('Enaji Madinamge MidJm') is the organization's web presence (DB precedent allows Facebook as website).

Primary-care medical centre serving Kinmount and area: family physicians (by appointment), physiotherapy, lab services, advanced foot care, and on-site pharmacy. Building and programs supported by the Municipality of Trent Lakes. Hours not published on official municipal source - call for current hours.

Free confidential pregnancy decision support, pregnancy tests, Care Closet with diapers, formula and baby clothing, prenatal and parenting classes, and referrals to housing, food, addiction, counselling and crisis services. After-hours support via 1-800-712-4357 and optionline.org.

Wellington site of the Prince Edward Family Health Team (distinct from the Picton record qu-prince-edward-family-health-team). Team includes family doctors, nurse practitioners, dietitian, mental health counsellor, diabetes education and smoking cessation programs. Most services covered by OHIP.

Trenton site of the Lakeview Family Health Team (distinct from the Brighton record qu-lakeview-fht-brighton). Interdisciplinary team with family doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, diabetes educator, social worker and dietitian. Services covered by OHIP.

Madoc office of CMHA HPE offering mental health case management, counselling and treatment, transitional case management, and substance use community treatment. No referral required. 24/7 crisis line: 1-888-757-7766; 9-8-8 also available.

Volunteer-based non-profit helping seniors and adults with physical disabilities remain independent at home. Programs include meals, transportation, home support and social programs. Serves Madoc, Marmora, Stirling, Tweed, Tudor and Cashel. Fees vary per program.

Registered charity youth centre in Picton building resilience and community for County youth. Free programs: workshops, skills development, academic support, mentorship, counselling referrals and drop-in recreation. Barrier-free; contact or stop by 299 Main Street to join.

Interdisciplinary primary care team: family doctors, nurse practitioners, dietitian, social workers, addictions/mental health counsellors, pharmacist, occupational therapist, kinesiologist, psychologist. Nurse practitioner visits at 118 7th Ave.

Team includes nurse practitioner, registered nurse, social worker, dietitians, kinesiologist, respiratory therapist, occupational therapists; cardiac rehabilitation program; Ripley satellite site at 18 Tain St.