Shelters – City of Toronto
Shelters provide temporary accommodation and related support services that assist people to move into housing. All locations are staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and provide wrap-around supports, including: meals and laundry. access to harm reduction and mental and physical health supports.
About Toronto’s Shelter System – City of Toronto
The city of Toronto has more shelter beds per capita than any other Canadian city. The shelter system is composed of shelters and 24-hour respite sites that are operated by the City and community agencies funded by the City. All sites must meet City standards. Referrals to emergency shelter and respite are managed by Central Intake, which can ...
Housing & Shelter – City of Toronto
Get housing information such as how to access emergency shelters, short-term rental rules, rooming houses regulations and rental housing resources.
Fred Victor - Leader In Ending Homelessness in Toronto
Fred Victor is a leading charity and operates shelters, affordable, transitional housing for men, women and people with pets. Learn more!
Home - Homes First
For the last 40 years, Homes First has been providing temporary shelter, long term housing solutions, and support services to the most vulnerable people in the City of Toronto. We believe in a future where homelessness is history and we are inviting you to join us!
Evangeline Residence - Housing and Homeless Supports
Evangeline Residence, the second largest women’s shelter in the City of Toronto, is a 90-bed, clean and safe residence for women experiencing homelessness.
St.Felix Centre - Welcome - St. Felix Centre - Toronto
What is St. Felix Centre? We are a registered charity organization in downtown Toronto that provides compassionate and safe services to marginalized communities who are experiencing homelessness, food insecurity and other complex challenges. Learn more. Our Impact.
Toronto Shelter Network
The Toronto Shelter Network connects and supports Toronto’s homelessness service providers. Together, we support emergency shelters, respites, and women’s 24-hour drop-ins across Toronto to more effectively meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness.
Florence Booth House - Housing and Homeless Supports
Salvation Army Florence Booth House is a 100-bed emergency women’s shelter providing shelter and basic needs to women experiencing homelessness in the City of Toronto.
The Gateway
The Gateway is a 120 bed emergency shelter and Drop-in for individuals experiencing homelessness and marginalization in Toronto. Our goal is to meet people in their experience of homelessness and to help them find their way out.