This program helps clients get the identification they need to access basic services.
Quick facts
Service type: Housing & Homelessness
Eligibility: Individuals who have lost their ID
Delivery: In person at 650 Queen Street East. 1:00pm-3:00pm, Wednesdays. Call ahead to confirm ID clinic is running that week.
Fee: Free
Partners: Neighbourhood Link
Program description
The ID Replacement Clinic, part of a city-wide program called Partners for Access and Identification (PAID), helps people get the identification they need to access health care, sources of income such as pensions, and other services. Offered in partnership with Neighbourhood Link, the program works with individuals who do not have a permanent address.
ID workers can only assist clients in obtaining the following documents:
Birth Registration
Canadian Birth Certificate (wallet size)
Verification of Status (formerly called Record of Landing)
Ontario Health Card
Ready to participate?
Registration
*New day and time* In person: 1:00pm-3:00pm, Wednesdays
Please call 416 645-6000 ext. 2500 to confirm if ID Clinic is running that week.
There will be No ID Clinic:
Wednesday, October 5, 2022
Wednesday, October 12, 2022
Contact information
416 645-6000 ext. 2500
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