Surgical abortion from the time a person knows they are pregnant to 15 weeks after the start of your last menstrual period (LMP). Medical abortions up to 7 weeks LMP. Pregnancy exams, counselling and info prior to abortion, medical checkups after abortion, and free interpretation – Free with an Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) card.

Overnight shelter, support and programming for homeless men.

Direct services to people who have been trafficked. Walking through legal processes, immigration procedures, settlement and recovery. Orientations, legal assistance and referrals, info about immigration options, appropriate housing, employment support, counselling and other forms of psycho-social support.

Publishes and distributes legal info on topics including social assistance, landlord and tenant law, refugee and immigration law, workers’ rights, family law, elder abuse, consumers’ rights, women’s issues, and laws affecting youth.

Deaf and hard of hearing services for women and men.

Men 25+ years. Nurse (twice a week), counsellor, housing worker. Dinner and breakfast available for overnight stays.

Languages: Adangme, Akan, English, Ewe, French, Ga, Hausa. Immigrants and refugees, with focus on African community.

Sexual health drop-in clinic. No referral or Ontario Health Insurance required. Rapid HIV testing, birth control counselling, low-cost/free. birth control, free condoms, Plan B (emergency contraceptive pill), STI testing and free treatment, pregnancy testing (counselling and referral), sexuality and relationship counselling.

HIV testing (rapid testing available), sexual health clinic, STI testing and free treatment, birth control counselling, low cost or free birth control, free condoms, emergency contraceptive pill (plan B), pregnancy testing (counselling and referrals available), and sexuality and relationship counselling. No referral or Ontario Health Insurance required.

Counselling and settlement services for documented and undocumented newcomers. Uses advocacy, health education, and personal skill development to increase the ability of vulnerable populations to positively affect their own health outcomes.

Languages: Arabic, English, Italian, Somali, and Swahili. Settlement services: integration/orientation to community, filling out forms, counselling, information, referrals (immigration, housing, legal aid, education, and social assistance), employment/job assistance, and commissioner for taking affidavits. Community services: community development, mental health case management, senior’s assistance – referral to community services, and free internet access.

Landlord and tenant issues, social assistance: Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and Ontario Works (OW), employment standards, pensions, Employment Insurance (EI), immigration (some types), and Criminal Injuries Compensation.

Legal advice and representation provided by supervised law student volunteers.Deals with many areas of law, including tenant housing, employment rights, minor criminal offences, refugee, education appeals (school children), academic appeals, Legal Aid appeals.

Women experiencing homelessness due to mental health, addiction, domestic violence, financial difficulties, abuse, newly immigrating to Canada, and other challenges.

Free single session counselling (50 mins) for people 18+ years. No appointment or Ontario Health Insurance required. Counselling and support for individuals and families.

Public education and workshops on anti-human trafficking, Toronto Counter Human Trafficking Network, settlement, immigration and refugees, housing support and training. Orientations, legal assistance and referrals, info about immigration options, appropriate housing, employment support, counselling and other forms of psycho-social support.

Women 16+ years of age, including refugees and victims of assault/human trafficking. Must be ambulatory.

Provides necessities such as: food, rest, clothing, toiletries, hygiene products, and other items. Info about other Fred Victor programs, referrals to doctors, dentists, legal aid and other services, exercise, arts and crafts, other social recreational programming, access to senior’s services, laundry and shower facilities.

Support group program for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Female group: Tuesday 7-9pm. Male group: Wednesday 7-9pm

On-site pharmacy. Routine blood work and non-routine test samples – For 18 years +.

Chronically homeless Men and women 21+ years

The Finch site is an Ambulatory & Urgent Care Centre only*

Free, confidential, culturally sensitive, and language accessible sexual health clinical services, counselling, support services, diagnostic screening and treatments, birth control (available for low cost), workshops. Serves women with and without Ontario Health Insurance Mobile Health Clinic: STI, pap and pregnancy tests, breast exams, referrals for mammograms and ultrasounds.