The Lurie Housing Program provides housing support, 24/7 drop-in support and onsite case management services to ...
An organization run for and by local sex workers to assist in living and working with safety and dignity. Services include one-on-one counselling for sex-workers, drop-in programs, and recreational programming.
NEDIC provides information, resources, referrals and support to Canadians affected by eating disorders. We suggest using their find a provider resource in order to find a provider or affordable resource within your area.
Provides peer support, education, programming, emergency shelter, and transitional housing support for all women and children seeking support for any reason (poverty, violence, etc). If there’s no space, referrals to other shelters will be provided.
Nonbinary BIPOC Drop-In (NBD) is a bi-weekly virtual hang-out space for youth who are nonbinary, gender nonconforming, and/or gender diverse and Black, Indigenous, and/or people of colour.
Planned Parenthood Toronto is a community health centre that provides primary and sexual health care services to youth between the ages of 13 and 29, by appointment only.
Are you a young person up to age 26 who is 2SLGBTQ+ & Questioning? Come check out Q.T. Mondays at What’s Up Walk In. On Mondays we will have a counsellor who is part of the 2SLGTQIA+ community available to support young people.
The Sexual Education Centre offers a free, confidential, non-judgmental peer support approach to sex education. The services currently offered to all University of Toronto students, faculty, staff, community members and organizations.
This is a link in a sub-Reddit that provides a list of doctors who provide sterilization surgeries, such as hysterectomies, tubal ligations, and vasectomies, with very few invasive questions. These doctors will listen to your choices without attempting to force you to change your mind.
The staff at Housing can help you find a great home. Use the StarRez portal to apply for residence, or log in to the Off-Campus Housing Finder to search for rentals and find roommates. Attend our events or meet with us in person to get help with your housing search and learn about your tenant rights.
In 2004, SOY began this partnership to address 2SLGBTQ+ homelessness through stable housing, a connection to community, and one-on-one support. Through our community health well-being groups and our Goal Planning Service (GPS), we support youth to be able to care for themselves and each other.
The 519 serves the GTA and offers COUNTLESS programming for LGBTQ+ community. Their housing services are currently paused until further notice, but they offer a great list of housing resources that trans users have expressed to feel safer accessing.
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