Quick facts

Service type: Housing & Homelessness
Eligibility: Individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges. Must be able to live independently with a low to medium level of support.
Location: 123 Coxwell Ave. , Toronto, ON
Delivery: In person

Program description

123 Coxwell Ave. offers 2 two-bedroom units and 11 one-bedroom units with Rent-Geared-to-Income and Market Rent. This site is for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges. Our model of service is client-centred recovery. Tenants must be able to live independently with a low to medium level of support.

 

Support services include:

 

  • Case management and referrals
  • Trauma counselling and spiritual care
  • Crisis intervention
  • Conflict resolution
  • Registered dietician
  • Hoarding specialist
  • Tenant meetings and community programs

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Location

123 Coxwell Ave.
Toronto, ON
M4L 3B3

Hours

Housing workers on-site. Community support workers visit clients weekly and for crisis intervention.

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