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Shelters and municipal homelessness intake, legal aid clinics, mental-health crisis lines, food-bank hubs, and advocacy. Search a town, city, or region. This is a field index, not a live bed count. Call before anyone travels. For anything missing, use 211.

Housing registries & CAS
Tonight. 911 if in danger. Shelter: Toronto 416-338-4766 · elsewhere start with 211 or the municipal intake below. VAW: 1-866-863-0511. Trafficking: 1-833-999-9211. Suicide: 988.

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Sources include 211 Ontario, municipal housing pages, Legal Aid Ontario clinic listings, Feed Ontario, and CMHA crisis lines. Numbers move. Always verify. Food warehouses are usually hubs — they send people to a member program, not a public grocery line.