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Submitted by admin on Fri, 02/13/2009 - 18:51
In Our Shoes
Directions Youth Services
Homeless Nation Canada's largest homeless resource website.
EA Games Thanks to EA we have a great media room.
Think City
Insite Harm Reduction.
PIVOT Legal Advocacy.
TRAC Vancouver list of available shelters.
COAST Mental Health Coast Mental Health runs a myriad of programs for those effected by mental health issues . Intake required.
Individual support
Housing advocacy
Mental Health Outreach services
Referral to community agencies
Volunteer opportunities
Vocational counselling
Psychosocial program
Member run programs
Laundry and shower facilities
Free donated clothing
Affordable lunch daily 12:00 – 1 pm
Free hot breakfast and juice 9 to 10:30 am
Free snack at 3:30 pm
Computer use and instruction.
Clicklaw
Clicklaw is a website aimed at enhancing access to justice in British Columbia. It features legal information and education, but it is not a site of laws. Instead, Clicklaw features legal information and education designed for the public from 24 contributor organizations, as well as selected others.
Clicklaw's mission is to provide equitable access to quality legal information, education and help for British Columbians.
2009 Welcome Home Guide
The 2009 Welcome Home guide (PDF 4 MB) provides a brief overview of the services and supports available in the community that may make the transition to a new home a little easier including how to apply for different benefits, housing and tenancy resources, employment services and community services. If you have any questions or comments about the guide, please contact them at ssha@toronto.ca.
The Dominion: Original Peoples
The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada since May 2003. They publish articles, analysis and investigative series on issues that effect indigenous people in Canada and around the world.
Community Health Online Digital Archive Research Resource
The goal of Community Health Online Digital Archive Research Resource (CHODARR) is to improve health and social welfare research and advocacy by providing academic and community-based health researchers and social justice advocates a resource to share and preserve share their research products. CHODARR is a permanent, catalogued and publicly accessible online digital archive of research materials related to health and social welfare, with an emphasis on housing, gender, aboriginal issues, HIV and mental health.
