Transitional housing provides temporary accommodation for individuals, youth (12-24), and families in need of support as they work towards long-term stability. These programs offer a safe and structured environment, along with access to essential resources such as job training, counselling, and life skills development. By bridging the gap between being un-housed and permanent housing, transitional housing empowers residents to regain independence and build a brighter future.
Transitional Housing
About the Transitional Housing services
Locations
Learn more about our Transitional 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
Homeward Bound Toronto
A four-year education and employment program that helps homeless or inadequately housed single mothers achieve financial stability and independence in Toronto.
In person and virtual
Single mothers (19+) facing multiple barriers
In person
Online
Homeward Bound Peterborough
Homeward Bound is an innovative wrap-around program supporting homeless or inadequately housed single mothers to earn college diplomas, start careers and achieve financial self-sufficiency. Homeward Bound Peterborough is delivered by the Peterborough Housing Corporation, serving the City of Peterborough and Peterborough County.
In person and virtual
Single mothers (19+) living in Peterborough and facing multiple barriers
In person
Online
Homeward Bound Halton
Homeward Bound Halton supports low-income and underhoused single-parent families to stabilize and access long-term housing.
In person and virtual
Single mothers (19+) living in Oakville and Halton Region and facing multiple barriers
In person
Online
Homeward Bound Brantford-Brant
Homeward Bound is an innovative wrap-around program supporting homeless or inadequately housed single mothers to earn college diplomas, start careers and achieve financial self-sufficiency. Homeward Bound Brantford-Brant is delivered by the Brant Skills Centre, serving the City of Brantford and surrounding Brant County.
In-person and virtual
Single mothers (19+) living in Brantford and facing multiple barriers