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Ontario Housing Rights Professional Toolkit — field print pack

Take-away

One-page field pack

Print this sheet and keep it in the case bag. It contains no client data.

Sequence

  1. Safety tonight? → 911 / VAW / trafficking lines → SPP if eligible.
  2. Does the Code apply? Shared kitchen/bathroom with owner? If yes, few statutory rights.
  3. Code ground in the story? If yes, accommodation + possible HRTO / LTB Code argument.
  4. Income gap → OW/ODSP maximization, 30% test, RGI application, portable benefit.
  5. Housing First plan → official coordinated-access tool + supports around the tenancy.
  6. Write it down in the agency file. This website will not remember it.

Also print from: bed tonight · safety plan · one-page plan · notice explainer · hearing pack · form starters · pathway wizard.

Code grounds (housing)

Race · colour · ancestry · place of origin · ethnic origin · citizenship · creed · sex (pregnancy, gender identity, gender expression) · sexual orientation · age (incl. independent 16/17) · marital status · family status · disability · receipt of public assistance.

SPP in one paragraph

RGI-eligible household, member 16+, survivor of abuse by a defined abuser (relative, intimate partner, mutual dependent, immigrant sponsor) with intent to separate, living with or recently living with that person; or trafficking (co-residence not required). Written request + eligible professional confirmation. Ranks above all other RGI applicants.

Undue hardship

Cost · outside funding · health and safety. That is the entire list.

Helplines

911 · Assaulted Women’s Helpline 1-866-863-0511 · Trafficking 1-833-999-9211 · Legal Aid 1-800-668-8258 · LTB 1-888-332-3234 · 988

Primacy

Human Rights Code wins conflicts with the RTA and the Housing Services Act unless the other statute expressly says otherwise. Rights cannot be signed away.