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Ontario 211 helpline goes province-wide, over 4 million served
Feb 22, 2012
Ontario 211, the phone line that has helped over 4 million callers find help in the social and human services ...
Public meetings to discuss the impacts of Full-Day Kindergarten on Toronto's child care sy...
Feb 21, 2012
The Ontario Government has introduced Full-Day Kindergarten, which could have an impact on the availability of child care spaces in Toronto. Toronto City Council has asked the Province for additional funding so that child care spaces will not be lost.
Social Housing NOT for Sale: March 1, 2012
Feb 21, 2012
This event will bring together City Councillors, thought leaders and activists to discuss the importance of affordable housing in the path to a strong and thriving Toronto. All are welcome.
Public Services for Ontarians: A Path to Sustainability and Excellence (2012)
Feb 15, 2012
Also known as the Drummond Report, this document highlights over 362 recommendations to the Ontario Government...
Guide to Services for People who are Homeless (2012)
Jan 27, 2012
People who are homeless in Toronto can access a comprehensive network of services provided by community agencies working in partnership with the City ...
The Tenant's Guide to Mold
Jan 24, 2012
This resource is for people living in rented houses. Cleaning up mold can be either the tenant's or the landlord's responsibility - or a responsibilit...
This is a list available to the public on Housing Access and Stabilization Services, created by the Housing Help Network.
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