Accessing services Program innovations Meet our partners

Meet our partners
In addition to well-defined partnerships with other City Divisions, we work with many community agencies to deliver the Streets to Homes program.

Together we provide ongoing supports and assistance to help people get settled into their new homes. 

New services come on stream frequently and include outreach to homeless people leaving the criminal justice system.

Here is a list of the non-profit community agencies funded to assist the Streets to Homes initiative:

Street outreach

• Albion Neighbourhood Services
• Agincourt Community Services Association
• Christie-Ossington Neighbourhood Centre
• Salvation Army Gateway
• St. Stephen's Community House
• Toronto North Support Services

Aboriginal street outreach

• Anishnawbe Health Toronto
• Native Men's Residence

Specialized outreach

• Multi-disciplinary Outreach Team (M-DOT)

Safe bed

• COTA Health

Follow-up supports

• Albion Neighbourhood Services
• Agincourt Community Services Association
• Central Neighbourhood House
• COSTI
• East York-East Toronto Housing Help
• Flemingdon Neighbourhood Services
• Fred Victor Centre
• Native Men's Residence
• Scarborough Housing Help Centre
• Toronto North Support Services
• York Community Services
• Youthlink

Intensive follow-up supports

• COTA Health
• Reconnect Mental Health Services
• Toronto North Support Services

Additional housing support

• Ecuhomes
• Mainstay Housing
• WoodGreen Community Services
• Fred Victor Centre
• Sherbourne Health Services
• Homes First

Post-incarceration housing

• Elizabeth Fry Society
• John Howard Society

Rapid Access pilot project

• Fred Victor Centre

Employment supports

• Joint Employability Support Team and Streets to Homes Work Engagement Project

Moving service

• Furniture Bank

Ancillary Services

• St. Stephen's
• Trinity Square Enterprises
• Findhelp Information Services