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Across Canada, food and clothing banks are reporting increased numbers of households relying on their services. Since access to these services is often divided geographically, the Together Project has created a quick list of clothing and food banks Central Toronto, East York, Etobicoke, Mississauga, North York, Scarborough, Ottawa, & Surrey.
Please note that while some clothing and food banks state that they don’t require an appointment, it’s best to contact each organization before visiting in case their policies have changed.
Find the list here - www.togetherproject.ca/blogpost/a-guide-to-clothing-and-food-banks/
Find Care at Home, School or in the Community with these Support Services
If you feel that you or your family member need health-care support at home, at school or in the community, we can open the door to a world of options and opportunities.
Anyone can make a referral to us on your behalf: a family doctor, friend, family member, even you, yourself.
Your first step is to call our main phone number 310-2222. (no area code required)
Health and Mental Resources
Over 1,800 service listings describe organizations and programs serving people who live in North York, Etobicoke, York - Toronto, York Region, South Simcoe. Users can choose to receive local information first or search the entire Central region. Health Events, News, Careers and Resources sections provide other avenues to much needed health services information.
Have questions or concerns about mental health and well-being? Interested in accessing useful resources? We have pulled together a collection of great places to start your search. Don't forget, you can always speak with a teacher, principal or someone in the school. They are a well-positioned partner who can help with your questions.
Culturally Relevant Community Resources
Prepared by TDSB Professional Support Services
