Offers shelter for battered women and their children, a 24 hour crisis line, information on legal issues, housing, employment & other matters, counselors to listen & help, a child service worker, and follow-up meetings.

A 14 unit supportive housing project integrated with education, employment and health supports to meet the needs of low-income, hard to house individuals, including those with mental illness and addictions and individuals coming out of institutions. A strong and continuing emphasis on community development has avoided a NIMBY backlash. Initiative has resulted in increased collaboration between service providers.

Provides shelter, food, and a drop-in centre to meet the basic needs of homeless people who are in need of temporary assistance. It runs Chiwid Transition House for women and children leaving abusive

relationships and the Minimal Barriers Emergency Shelter, a separate location which is open to anyone in need of shelter.

Provides a walk-in clinic, employment guidance; youth programs; newcomers support and nutrition and cooking together.

Maison d'aide et d'hébergement pour les femmes victimes de violence conjugale et leurs enfants.

A transitional home that offers shelter for refugees coming into Canada.

Provides temporary accomodations, food, clothing, information, counselling, orientation workshops, translation.

A non-profit agency working with persons with disabilities in a rehabilitation model, with a focus on employment as a key component of recovery and integration in the community. The centre operates a range of client-centered programs that combine business and social service models to create employment readiness and opportunities for clients with mental illness.

Provide community programs and services that offer employment, education, social and recreational opportunities for persons living with mental illness.

Once weekly provides lunch and open food bank.