For youth – Eva’s Place
360 Lesmill Road (Leslie and 401)
16-24 years of age emergency shelter
They offer shelter, counselling, life skill programs, access to a doctor and psychiatrist, harm reduction and employment training.
For Information:
416-441-1414 open 24 hours a day or you can go through City of Toronto Intake 416-338-4766
For Adults and Families
Central intake number 416-338-4766 (they are open 24 hours a day)
North York Seniors Centre (two locations)
21 Hendon Avenue
80 Sheppard Ave. West
Catchment area:
401 west to Bathurst, east to Victoria Park and north to Steeles
Services offered:
Transportation:
4 mini vans with drivers for medical appointments, grocery shopping, social gatherings and hamper distribution
Monday to Friday 8:30-4:30
Active Living Centre:
55 plus and requires a yearly membership of $55 for first year and $50 subsequent years
fitness classes, art room, café, and general interest classes
Active Living Centre Café:
Monday to Wednesday 11:30-1:00
soup and sandwiches and beverages sold
Adult Day Program:
Monday to Friday 9:30 am – 3:00
for individuals who are frail or have cognitive challenges
lunch and snacks
activities
gives caregivers a break
Caregiver Support:
meets 3rd Tuesday of the month 4-5:30 pm
Personal Care Workers are available for the senior not at the support group
Home Care:
services offered for a fee but there is a form to apply for assistance if required
For more information:
416-733-4111
416-225-1231
Circle of Care
If interested in any of their programs or groups, call and give your postal code. If they service your area then they will refer you to their intake department to sign-up.
They have:
Exercise Class
Support Groups & Drop-Ins
Social Groups
Adult Day Programming (Open to all older adults)
Special Events & Webinars
Bereavement Support
For more information:
416-635-2860
Barbra Schlifer clinic
Visit:
https://www.schliferclinic.com/
South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario
Visit:
https://salc.on.ca/
Cummer Avenue United Church
53 Cummer Avenue
-showers
-laundry facilities
-continental breakfast
-hot lunch
-clothing closet
-haircuts
-medical access through the following community partners:
Ontario Works, Inner City Health, PAID- ID Clinic, Community Care Access Centre, Willowdale Community Legal Services, Agincourt Community Services Association – Outreach Services, and the Dental Bus.
For more information:
416-222-5417
LGBTout
73 St. George St., Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2E5
The main Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transsexual/Transgendered student group on the U of Toronto campus, offering informational resources and support. Hours: Mon-Fri 10-5; (it is volunteer-staffed so hours can vary.)
More information at:
www.lgbtout.com.
University of Toronto Sexual & Gender Diversity Office
(Formerly the Office of LGBTQ Resources and Programs)
21 Sussex Ave. Suites 416-417, Toronto, Ontario
Dedicated to and works towards addressing discrimination based on sexual and gender diversity, the LGBTQ Resources and Programs office offers a wide range of supports and services to students, staff and faculty on all three UofT campuses.
More information at:
www.sgdo.utoronto.ca/ 416-946-5624
PFLAG
115 Simpson Ave., Suite 105, Toronto, Ontario, M4K 1A1
A support network for parents and families of Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/
Transsexual/ Transgendered persons
More information at:
www.torontopflag.org/ 416-406-6378
Sherbourne Health Center
333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, Ontario M5A 2S5
Full-service health centre providing general health care,
LGBT-specific primary health care, complementary/alternative health services, and a variety of counselling services including LGBT mental health counselling, LGBT family services, and others.
Hours and more information at:
www.sherbourne.on.ca
Appointments – 416-324-4180
Reception – 416-324-5062
Toby's Place (for 2s-LCBTQIA + Youth 23 and under)
33 East Rd. Warden & Kingston
A safer open drop-in Mondays in Scarborough from 3:30- 8:30 pm. Free snacks, drinks, dinner and ttc fare. ALL gender washroom and accessible location. Fun workshops, and arts and crafts are available for everyone.
For more information:
www.tobysplace33.wixsite.com
647-915-2475
519 Church Street Community Centre
519 Church St., Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 2C9
A community centre that addresses a wide range of issues, specifically those relating to the LGBT community.
More information at:
www.the519.org
416-392-6874
Lesbian/Gay/Bi Youth Line
Call-in only. Provides support and information, as well as hate crime reporting, for members of the queer community.
More information at:
www.youthline.ca
416-962-9688 or 1-800-268-9688
LGBT Referral Line
Call-in only. Many LGBT resources available through this umbrella hotline, including LGBT Muslim resources (ext. 2209) and Gay Latino resources (ext. 2850).
More information at:
416-925-9872
Two-Spirited People of the First Nations
14 College St, 4th floor, Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1K2
Counselling, information, and support for gays and lesbians of the First Nations' community.
More information at:
416-944-9300
RAINBOW Allyship
A group that works to mobilize allies and accomplices, to create safer spaces within our communities, and to let 2SLGBTQIA+ people know that they are valid and valued.
https://www.rainbow-allyship.org/
Central Toronto Youth Services
65 Wellesley Street East, Suite 300, Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1G7
Free counselling for youth 25 and under, with a division focused on LGBT youth.
More information at:
www.ctys.org
416-924-2100
519 Anti-Violence Program
519 Church St., Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 2C9
Service for people experiencing relationship abuse, or violence based on sexual identity or orientation. Run out of the 519 Community Centre.
More information at:
www.the519.org/programs/avp/avp.shtml#contact.
416-392-6877
Dorothy's PLACE
33 East Rd. Scarborough, ON (Kingston Rd. and Warden Ave.)
A weekly social program including lunch, workshops, arts and crafts and more! Caregivers and support people welcome.
For more information:
www.dorothysplace4u.com
647-915-2475