Sojourn House

The Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC), established in 1971, serves to support and advocate for member Friendship Centres across Ontario, which act as community hubs for Indigenous people in urban areas. These centres provide culturally based and appropriate programs and services, fostering a sense of community and belonging for urban Indigenous populations. Governed by a volunteer Board of Directors that includes youth representatives and Elders, the OFIFC emphasizes collaboration and mutual commitment between municipalities and Friendship Centres. Through a variety of programs focused on education, health, justice, and housing, the OFIFC addresses the unique needs of urban Indigenous communities, ensuring access to essential services and support. Generated from the website

Regent Park Community Health Centre (RPCHC) is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of individuals living and working in the Regent Park and Moss Park areas. With a range of tailored services and programs, the RPCHC addresses the diverse needs of the community while building its capacity to tackle common health issues. With over 50 years of history, the RPCHC offers comprehensive services and resources aimed at reducing health inequities and fostering healthy communities. Despite recent changes, including the closure of the Bevel Up Consumption and Treatment Site, the RPCHC remains committed to supporting community health and providing access to vital services. Generated from the website

The Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture in Toronto, ON provides support and assistance to individuals who have experienced torture and trauma. With a focus on healing and empowerment, the center offers a range of services to help survivors rebuild their lives and find hope for the future. Generated from their business information