Provides short-term housing solutions for Indigenous families at risk of homelessness, family separation due to child welfare involvement, and/or family reunification where housing is the primary need.
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An emergency shelter, providing safety, support, and emergency accommodation to women who are dealing with homelessness, poverty, mental illness, and/or violence.
Programs and services:
A culturally safe and appropriate space for Indigenous people to access housing supports and connect with peers in a community-based setting.
Provides affordable housing in Hamilton and the surrounding area. Apartments, houses, and townhouses are available.
Advocates for tenants facing human rights issues in housing including discrimination, harassment, or the need for an accommodation under the Ontario Human Rights Code.
Eviction prevention supports:
Provides safe, affordable, and temporary housing to women and non-binary individuals experiencing poverty, homelessness, and violence.
Services include:
Gyo Geh Doh is a transitional supportive housing program for single women in precarious housing conditions. It has an emphasis on wrap-around supports.
A non-medical facility providing short-term services in a residential setting for male individuals who are intoxicated, in withdrawal, or in crisis due to alcohol and/or drug use.
Offers a place to eat, drink, and rest.
- restroom access
- hygiene supplies
- free clothing including socks and underwear
- harm reduction supplies
- referrals to social supports and housing
The Residential Care Subsidy Program aims to prevent homelessness by providing for safe and affordable supported housing in a communal setting for people who require assistance with the daily activities of life.