Supportive housing offers a comprehensive approach, providing individuals with safe, affordable homes and essential support services. This model integrates stable housing with tailored assistance, including personal care, job search support, and social services, empowering residents to achieve greater independence and improve their quality of life. By fostering a sense of community and belonging, supportive housing breaks the cycle of housing instability and promotes long-term stability.
Supportive Housing
About the Supportive Housing services
Locations
Learn more about our Supportive Housing services by clicking on the cards below. For more information about the other services, please return to the main page.
In person
First Step to Home
A transitional housing program for men 55+ with a history of being unhoused and mental health or addiction issues. We provide safe housing and wrap-around supports to help clients build new skills and rebuild a sense of community.
In person
Men 55+ who have experienced mental health or substance use challenges, street involvement, periods of being unhoused, or unstable housing
In person
Online
Homes for Good - St. Hilda's Seniors Community
800 Vaughan Rd (Homes for Good) is a supportive housing program within St. Hilda's Seniors Community that offers 78 units for seniors 59+.
In person
Seniors 59+ who applied through the City of Toronto Coordinated Access/PATHS waiting list.
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2339 Dufferin St - St. Hilda's Seniors Community
2339 Dufferin St. is part of St. Hilda's Seniors Community and offers independent housing for seniors 59+, with both affordable market and Rent-Geared-to-Income options.
In person
Seniors 59+ who have applied through the City of Toronto's Centralized waiting list
In person
2353 Dufferin St - St. Hilda's Seniors Community
2353 Dufferin St - Lewis Garnsworthy Residence, managed by WoodGreen Community Services, offers a mix of affordable market and Rent-Geared-to-Income units for seniors 59+.
In person
Seniors 59+ who have applied through the City of Toronto's Centralized waiting list
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Bathurst Street
The Bathurst St. site offers seven bachelor and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced periods of being unhoused and are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals 18+ who are recovering from mental health challenges, have experienced being unhoused and who meet the eligibility criteria outlined by Access Point and Canadian Hearing Services.
In person
Gerrard Street East
The Gerrard St. East site offers 36 mixed units with open-concept layouts for seniors 59+.
In person
Seniors 59+ who have applied through the City of Toronto's Coordinate Access/PATHS waiting list
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Cedarvale Avenue
Cedarvale Ave. offers 59 units to seniors experiencing poverty and who have been precariously housed or unhoused.
In person
Eligibility: Seniors 55+ experiencing or at risk of being unhoused, who are able to live independently and have applied through the City of Toronto Coordinated Access/PATHS waiting list.
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Coxwell Avenue
The Coxwell Ave. site offers 2 two-bedroom units and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced being unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals 18+ who are recovering from mental challenges and have experienced being unhoused, who meet the eligibility criteria outlined by Access Point and Canadian Hearing Services.
In person
Mutual Street
The Mutual St. site offers seven bachelor and 13 one-bedroom units for individuals who have have been unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals 18+ who are recovering from mental health challenges, have experienced being unhoused, and who meet the eligibility criteria outlined by Access Point and Canadian Hearing Services.
In person
Lewis Street
The Lewis St. site offers 15 bachelor units for individuals who have been unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals who have been unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges
In person
Queen Street East
The Queen St. East site offers 36 mixed units for single occupants.
In person
Single occupants 18+ with history of being unhoused, who meet the eligibility criteria outlined by the Streets 2 Homes process.