Mental Health & Justice Supportive Housing

Type Of Service

Support Within Housing - Mental Health

Program Description

Provides rent subsidized housing and supports to people with mental illness who are homeless and are involved with, or are at significant risk of involvement with, the justice system.

Access Information

Referrals are accepted from anyone, including self-referrals.

Referrals are through The Access Point. Please call or fill out the application form online.
Once the application is received, a service navigator will call the individual to set up an appointment to do an intake assessment.

Program is available to men and women who are 16 years of age or older and are:
- living with serious mental illness
- actively involved with the justice system or at significant risk of becoming involved with the justice system
- experiencing homelessness, or are at significant risk of becoming homeless
- assessed as being able to be safely supported by the program, given the limitations of resources
- applicants must also have some available means of financial support such as the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) or Ontario Works (OW).

Central Access Referral Application

http://theaccesspoint.ca

Additional Information

• Restricted To: Homelessness / At Risk, Clients with Legal Issues
• Program Cost: No
• Additional Cost: Yes, Subsidized rent based on income.
• Gender: All Genders
• Age: 16 and up
• Catchment: County/District/Region: City of Toronto
• Fully Accessible
• Wheelchair accessible units.
• Languages: English
• Virtual Service: Yes

Location

Cota Health - Toronto - Church Street

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Address

200 Church Street

Toronto

Operated By

Cota Health

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Hours

Main Hours: Monday - Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Scarborough program has 24-hour a day support, seven days a week. North York program runs from 0800-1700, seven days a week.

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Referral Contact Information

Central Access - Phone: 416-640-1934

Central Access - FAX: 416-499-9716

Central Access - Toll Free: 888-640-1934