Central Neighbourhood House

Central Neighbourhood House is the second oldest settlement house in Toronto. For the past 108 years, their team of staff and volunteers have been working hand in hand with our neighbours, offering a wide range of excellent programs for children and youth, new Canadians, families, women and seniors.

Dixon Hall Neighborhood Services

Employment, housing and Senior Services.

Dixon Hall Neighborhood Services began as a soup kitchen in 1929, and since then has been steadily increasing and strengthening a diverse range of integrated services for residents of east downtown Toronto. Their main goal is to create lasting solutions to end poverty, social injustices and social isolation in Toronto.

Fred Victor

Housing, Health Care

Fred Victor is a social service charitable organization established in 1894 that fosters long-lasting and effective changes in the lives of homeless and low-income people living across Toronto. Their programs and services are mainly focused on providing housing and shelters for people who live in extreme poverty, health care services and various training programs for those seeking sustainable jobs.

Hospice Toronto

Palliative Care

Since 1988, Hospice Toronto has served 11,811 clients. By providing and advancing compassionate care and leadership in the volunteer-based, home hospice community, Hospice Toronto has become a recognized leader in providing high-quality, hospice care and support for people through all phases of their life-threatening illness, and their loved ones, at no charge.

The Native Women’s Resource Centre of Toronto

Services for Indigenous Women

A community-based organization dedicated to provide resources and support to urban Indigenous women and their families. NWRCT delivers culturally relevant programs and services that empower and build the collective capacity and self-sufficiency of Indigenous women. The NWRCT is founded in 1985 and it is a registered charity funded by government programs as well as public and private donations.

Progress Place

Mental Health & Wellness

Progress Place is a mental health and wellness organization which first opened as a part-time drop-in centre in North York (1976). Since 1983, by launching a supported housing program, as well as a transitional employment program it has been providing part-time supported employment to people with severe and persistent mental illness such as Schizophrenia, Bipolar, Depression and Anxiety.

Renascent

Toronto Addiction Rehab

Renascent is a leading addiction treatment centre offering drug, alcohol, and food addiction rehab programs and services in Toronto and the GTA. Seeking drug or alcohol treatment for yourself or a loved one can be one of the most difficult and important decisions of your life. In Canada, there are no regulations or overseeing governing bodies ensuring treatment centres are operating appropriately.

Sherbourne Health

Lead and Co-chair of the Health Access Leadership table

A non-profit community organization founded in 2002, providing accessible and effective primary health care to the people who may have been under-served by conventional health in southeast Toronto such as homeless/under-housed, LGBTQ and newcomers. They offer counseling, health promotion, outreach, advocacy, education, research and development, peer support groups and arts-based programming.

SickKids

Pediatrics & Health Care

The SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health (SickKids CCMH), formerly known as The Hincks-Dellcrest Centre, founded in 1998 in Toronto, is a community of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Medicine (Department of Psychiatry) and Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work. It helps 6,000 children and families each year through a combination of prevention, treatment, research and education activities.

St. Michael's Sumac Creek

Health Centre

Family health teams are primary health care organizations, funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, that include a team of family physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, social workers, dietitians, and other professionals who work together to provide primary health care for their community. They ensure that people receive the care they need, as each team is set-up based on local health and community needs.

Anishnawbe Health Toronto

Health Centre

As a fully accredited community health centre, AHT offers access to health care practitioners from many disciplines including Traditional Healers, Elders and Medicine People. Training programs offer community members the opportunity to learn and grow in a culture based setting. The programs and services offered are based on our culture and traditions through a multi-disciplinary team of dedicated healthcare professionals and service providers.

Toronto Central LHIN

Home and Community Care

Remaining committed to advancing an inclusive and integrated health system centred around the diverse needs of the people they serve. Achieving goals is best accomplished by focusing the collective efforts on a single mission and that mission is integration. This is the call to action. When the system is connected, people receive better care and providers will find it easier to deliver that care.

The Corner

Primary site for HASJT

The Corner is a fully accessible set of offices, meeting spaces, program rooms and community kitchen dedicated to local initiatives and services to benefit the neighbourhood. This collaboration between residents, public and private funders and service providers is a unique St. James Town community success story.

TNO - The Neighbourhood Organization

Multi-service Non Profit

Formerly known as Thorncliffe Neighborhood Office, is a community based multicultural, multi-service agency providing community-based services to residents of Thorncliffe Park and surrounding communities in Toronto. It is founded in 1985 and its main goal is to build safe and healthy communities through supporting and strengthening the quality of individual and community life in the areas they serve.

The Neighbourhood Group

Charitable Organization

The Neighbourhood Group, a fusion of Neighbourhood Link Support Services and Central Neighbourhood House, is a Toronto-based charitable organization with a 107-year history. Our vibrant, multi-service agency provides a wide range of programs and services that create opportunities to improve and enhance people’s lives and help them to live independently and with dignity in the community.

Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC)

Public Housing

A public housing agency founded in 2002, funded by Toronto and the Government of Ontario. It is the second-largest housing provider in North America with over 58,000 units of housing and an estimated 164,000 tenants. The agency owns more than 2200 buildings including high, mid, and low-rise apartments, townhomes and houses. It is an agency of the City of Toronto.

Toronto Public Health

Public Health Department

Toronto Public Health (TPH) reports to the Board of Health and is responsible for the health and well-being of all 2.9 million residents. TPH has focused on protecting and promoting the health of Toronto residents since 1883

Women's Health in Women's Hands

Women’s Health, Newcomer

A Community Health Centre, founded in 1987, for racialized women living in Toronto and surrounding municipalities. The main focus of their health care team is on health and wellness of women who face racism and inequality by prioritizing those from African, Caribbean, Latin American and South Asian communities. Their services are fully accessible and designed to address the barriers that prevent women from being in excellent health.

Youthdale Treatment Centres

Pediatrics and Health Care

A non-profit, charitable community agency established in 1969 in Toronto. It is funded by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services and the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. They serve all children and families, regardless of race, creed, ethnic origin or financial circumstances. Youthdale's clinical services include outpatient consultation, residential treatment, and psychiatric crisis response.