Drop-in warming center, offering a continental-style breakfast and a hot lunch. Also provides access to washrooms, relief from inclement weather, and a variety of activities, services, and programs.
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Offers supportive programming for women from Hamilton's diverse racial and cultural communities, in particular women who are immigrant, newcomers, and refugees.
A drop-in for unsheltered women and non-binary individuals in Hamilton, providing access to meals, showers and basic needs, low barrier health care, harm reduction and withdrawal management services, safe drug use space (from 10pm-9am), systems na
Offers residential and support services for youth experiencing challenges with their mental health and who may be experiencing difficulties in their current living situation. Programs are available for youth ages 6 to 18, and intensity of care var
Harm reduction and managed alcohol program for women and men experiencing homelessness, addiction, and serious health problems. Up-front discharge planning for effective transition to the community.
Helps individuals with a developmental disability stay involved in their communities and live as independently as possible by providing direct funding for community participation services and supports, activities of daily living, and person-direct
An emergency shelter for homeless or transient men. Provides short-term transitional accommodation, case management, financial management services, and referral counselling for spiritual, practical, and social needs.
An immigration and newcomer program designed for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth who are newcomers to Hamilton.
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Choices is an interactive program with an aim to provide youth with practical skills that will assist them in making better choices at home, school, and with their peers. Offered once weekly in hour long sessions, over eight weeks.
A collaboration between Mission Services of Hamilton and Mohawk College to create positive attitudes about education among students in grades 6-9 who are experiencing poverty to pursue a post-secondary education after completing high school.