Provides financial assistance and other benefits to eligible people with disabilities who are in financial need. Supports offered include:
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Supports Indigenous people who are in need of housing supports or resources to obtain, maintain, or stabilize their housing.
Provides alternatives and options for individuals experiencing serious mental illness who become involved in the criminal justice system.
This program is comprised of three components:
Providing support services for older adults and vulnerable persons, including:
Provides low-barrier access to people living with serious mental illness and addiction, offering emotional and practical support between two people who share a common experience, such as a mental health challenge or illness. Peer Supporters listen
Licensed child care centre offering full day child care to toddlers (ages 18-30 months) and preschool children (ages 30 months to 5 years).
Providing support to 16 and 17-year-old youth seeking housing and/or housing maintenance; assistance to search for, view, apply, and retain housing.
Promotes independence in living and self-determination in decision-making for individuals with serious mental illness.
Outreach worker offering information and referral services. Additional services are offered on a case by case basis including assistance with forms, housing, and employment.
Licensed child care centres, providing full-day care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. The programs provide learning centres and group activities. Early Childhood Educators guide the children using positive learning techniques.