Service Managers & registries
All 47 Ontario Service Managers from the provincial open-data list, plus published housing-access centres.
Open locator →
EmergencyHousing.CA/toolkit — session printout · no file stored
Stance. Housing First: housing is not a reward for compliance. People do not have to be “housing ready.” Rights under the Ontario Human Rights Code cannot be signed away. If the Code conflicts with the RTA or the Housing Services Act, the Code wins unless the other law expressly says otherwise. Staff carry the system. The person carries the choices.
Find a door
Children’s Aid Societies
CAS and Indigenous Child and Family Well-Being Agencies searchable by city or community. Confirm catchment by phone.
Open CAS finder →Social housing providers
Municipal / regional housing corporations and access centres. Offers still usually flow through the centralized wait list.
Open provider finder →Shelters, legal, food, mental health
Municipal homelessness intake, clinics, crisis lines, food-bank hubs, and advocacy searchable by town or region.
Open resource directory →Cases, courts, and ID
CanLII, LTB Order Catalogue, court forms and dates, Justice Ontario case search, Homeless Hub, ServiceOntario ID.
Open research desk →Municipal, provincial, federal benefits
City-aware suggestions plus OW, ODSP, COHB, CDCP, DTC/T2201, CDB, RDSP, EI, CPP, CCB, VQRP+. Print-only checklist.
Open benefits planner →Bed tonight + safety plan
Call script for a bed, then a printable safety plan. Nothing is stored.
Bed tonight →Assessment and notices
One-page plan, notice explainer, hearing index, form starters.
One-page plan →Case work when the situation keeps changing
Rights-based case plan
Goal in the person’s words, rights in play, housing action, income, safety, accommodation, who does what.
Open case plan →Incident log and timeline
Document incidents (who, when, what, evidence) and a separate advocacy timeline for notices and applications.
Open timeline →SWOT analysis
Classic S/W/O/T plus a rights-based reading that does not turn gaps into housing conditions.
Open SWOT →Eviction-response clock
Orient N4–N13 timelines and raise Code accommodation before anyone loses keys.
Open eviction clock →Document checklists
RGI, SPP, accommodation, eviction bag, income maximization, move-in day — print and tick on paper.
Open checklists →Guided pathways
Fleeing abuse, unsheltered, disability, income crisis, eviction, discrimination, youth 16/17, newcomer.
Open pathways →Law, subsidy, and screening
RGI eligibility
Provincial baseline pre-screen.
Open →Special Priority Policy
Abuse and trafficking statutory elements.
Open →IPV / trafficking screen
HSA-aligned prompts. Not a clinical scale.
Open →Need rubric
Original planning aid. Not SPDAT.
Open →Human rights
Grounds, primacy, exceptions.
Open →Accommodation
Undue hardship and IASR.
Open →Coverage checker
Shared kitchen / bathroom exception.
Open →Calculators
30% test, RGI, COHB-style gap, cost of living.
Open →Official links
Statutes, clinics, helplines.
Open →Safeguards
- No server storage, no accounts, no analytics hooks in this kit.
- Theme and text-size choices may sit in sessionStorage on this device only. Case answers never do.
- Print / Save as PDF is the record. A pink bar appears after you generate a worksheet.
- Quick exit (button or Esc) clears the session UI key and opens Google Canada.
- Do not type a hidden address or a child’s full name into a form if the screen might be seen.