Homeless Shelters à Toronto, ON

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Evas Phoenix

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60 Brant St, NIAGARA, Toronto, M5V 3G9

(416) 364-4716

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Evas Phoenic

Scott Mission

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502 Spadina Ave, HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M5S 2H1

(416) 923-8872

We are a Christian, non-denominational, faith-based street mission in downtown Toronto, serving the poor and needy of our city. Our various ministries offer support and provisions for the homeless, low-income families, and children and youth. The Scott Mission is a Christian ministry of mercy and love. We aim to meet the needs of people with love and compassion and seek to bring physical, spiritual and emotional wholeness to their lives. The Mission is privately funded and employs over 100 dedicated staff at 502 Spadina, our Family Centre in East York, the Collingwood Retreat Centre and our Summer Camp in Caledon. Building on the vision of our founders Morris and Annie Zeidman, who began the work in 1941, we have remained Christ-centred in all our programs and services. It was their belief that the hunger of the soul needed to be addressed as well as the hunger of the physical body. We trust that as you learn more about our story and the work we do, that you too will be blessed by seeing what the Lord has enabled us to do in His Name.

Sojourn House

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101 Ontario Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2V2

(416) 864-9136

Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization, Social Services, Social services organization, Housing & Homeless Shelter

Nellie's Women's Shelter

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970 Queen St E, Toronto, M4M 1J8

(416) 461-8903

Street Haven

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87 Pembroke Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2N9

(416) 967-6060

Street Haven at the Crossroads' goal is to innovate and establish an integrated continuum of services which will improve the quality of life of women in need and bring creative solutions to their problems.

Seeds of Hope Foundation

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6 ST JOSEPH STREET, Toronto, M4Y 1J7

(416) 923-8836

Charity Organization, Housing & Homeless Shelter

Salvation Army - The Gateway

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107 JARVIS STREET, OLD TOWN, Toronto, M5C 2H4

(416) 368-0324

Local, Residential Services, The Gateway-Hostel & Drop In

Salvation Army - Maxwell Meighen Centre

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135 SHERBOURNE STREET, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2R5

(416) 366-2733

Local, Residential Services, Maxwell Meighen Centre-Men's Hostel

Adam House Ministry

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430 Gladstone Ave, DUFFERIN GROVE, Toronto, M6H 3H9

(416) 538-2836

Nonprofit Organization, Social services organization, Individual and family services, Individual & Family Services, Charity Organization, Non-profit organization, Social Services, Social Service

Matthew House

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981 Dundas Street West, Toronto, M6J 1W4

(416) 203-7848

Matthew House grew out of the vision of its founder and current director, Anne Woolger, who had worked for many years at a city-run shelter for refugees in Toronto. There, her eyes were opened to the plight of refugee claimants who were arriving in Canada seeking asylum as refugees but had no place to stay. Recognizing the need for caring shelters geared specifically toward the unique settlement needs of refugee claimants, Anne approached her denominational leaders and shared her vision of establishing a Christian-based reception home that would provide a warm welcome for refugee claimants in a caring home-like setting.

Good Shepherd Ministries

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412 Queen St E, Toronto, M5A 1T3

(416) 869-3619

Homes First

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90 Shuter Street, Toronto, M5B 2K6

(416) 214-1870

People need a home before they can begin to work on other issues. With a home people can build a future. They have a better chance of integrating into society. They are healthier. They rely less on social and health services. We are here to provide a home first. We work with others to provide the supports people need to maintain their housing and rebuild their lives. We accept referrals from and draw on the knowledge and experience of other community service organizations to support our residents.

Weston King Neighbourhood Ctr

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2017 Weston Rd, Toronto, M9N 1X2

(416) 241-9898

Non-profit organization, Housing & Homeless Shelter, Nonprofit Organization, Individual and family services, Social Services, Individual & Family Services