1st Stop Woodlawn is a unique community of women from diverse backgrounds, sharing experiences in a safe and secure enviroment. 1st Stop Woodlawn provide specialized shelter for young women, 16-25, as well as emergency shelter for mature women of all ages. They also provide second stage housing for women who require additional support in times of transition in their lives, and long term accommodation is available for women seeking the stability of a room of their own.

416 Drop-In Centre is a safe, non-threatening daytime home for women who are transient, socially-isolated and homeless. Without judgement or obligation, 416 provides a variety of informal support programs to some of the hardest to reach women in the community and offers assistance to those taking the first steps to a life off the street.

Responds to community issues and needs by supplying the resources and opportunities to foster self-determination. Committed to principles of accessibility, voluntarism, individual dignity and value, participation and celebration.

The mission of 5th on 5th Youth Services is to support youth, through programs and services, in becoming responsible, capable, caring individuals by providing opportunities to pursue goals in academic development, career development, employment and social development.

A Safe Place strives to end domestic abuse and violence in the lives of women and their children by providing shelter. A Safe Place attempts to change public policy through education and awareness.

Abbotsford Community Services is a community based agency with a three-fold intent: to plan for and provide direct social and community services; to raise and heighten awareness of social concern and priorities within the community; to create opportunities for community members to participate in serving, developing and strengthening their community through partnership with government, private organizations and individuals.

The Abbotsford Food Bank strives to ensure that all people of Abbotsford have the basic necessities of food, clothing and shelter.

A Peterborough second-stage housing facility available to youth in need of semi-supported independent living. Residents are eligible to stay for 1 year and must be able to provide for themselves. Support staff avail services to residents in the form of mentoring and education for promoting independent living.

This Web site is a unique Internet gateway to information for and about Aboriginal Canadians. Users will find one-stop access to over 16,000 links of national, provincial and regional level information, from both government and non-government sources. The Portal contains links on: economic development, businesses, employment, culture, claims and treaties, Aboriginal associations, news, communities, upcoming events and urban information.

To help with housing problems and tenant rights, Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Plan, Indian Act matters, Canada Pension Disability applications; Employment Insurance and Employment Standards; Police Complaints, Criminal Injuries Compensation, Human Rights. Court Services to help those charged through the system.