Provides temporary emergency housing to able-bodied, socially displaced, homeless men. In addition to the basic needs (i.e. meals, bed, laundry and house-keeping needs), chaplaincy and counselling services are available.

A safe and confidential shelter for abused women and their children. We offer counselling, legal and income assistance, employment, housing, day care, and job training programs. Telephone counselling, support, peer counselling, and referrals are also available.

Provides emergency shelter, counselling, and advocacy services, at two locations: Bloor House for single women, and Spadina House for women with children.

Helps women respond to challenges and improve their quality of life. Provides information and resources to help women take charge of their lives.

Provides individual counselling services to women and children who have been exposed to family violence; public awareness regarding family violence and abuse; groups for children and in Sarnia, a 24 hour emergency shelter for women and their children experiencing abuse from their partner. No fee for service.

Provides emergency accomodations, meals and clothing, also provides advocacy, information and referral services as well as in-house programs within a supportive environment.

Provides intensive one-on-one housing search support, a private landlord registry, landlord information and education, Toronto Social Housing Access Centre application services, access to Community Information Toronto's Hostel bed Registry, access to interest-free loans through the Rent Bank service for tenants in arrears, landlord and tenant mediation, eviction prevention, emergency relocation services for rooming house tenants, negotiating on behalf of tenants with social assistance, legal aid, social housing providers and property managers, legal referrals and information on the Tenant Protection Act, on-site legal clinic (Thursdays 1:30-4:30 pm), identification replacement clinic (Fridays 2-4 pm), counselling on budgeting, referrals to relevant programs that meet other essential needs, such as food access resources, clothing, health, employment and training, access to phone and fax.

Provides shelter for families and helps them live independently through crisis counselling, legal and immigration support, medical assistance, ESL classes, child care programs and housing referrals.

Transition house for battered women with or without children.

Reduces the risk of HIV infection and the resulting savings in health-related costs and to provide needle exchange programs to provide the opportunity to increase access to a variety of health and social services to their clients.