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Helpful Links
Helpful links to keep you informed:


Ability Online
Ability Online is an extraordinary and absolutely free Internet community. Here, young people with disabilities and illnesses connect with all kinds of possibilities.
 
Building the Path to Home
Building the Path to Homepdf iconAn Online Guide to Finding Sustainable Housing for People with a Dual Diagnosis

Housing Guide 2004-2006pdf icon
A Comprehensive Guide for People with Mental Health and Substance Use Concerns

 
Community Health Centres
 
Community Legal Clinics
 
Community Networks of Specialized Care - Toronto Region
The Toronto Network is a multi-agency, cross sectoral partnership of organizations for adults who have a developmental disability and mental health issues (dual diagnosis) and/or challenging behaviors. Our goal is to improve the quality of services for individuals and families by easing the access to specialized services in an efficient and timely way. Our role is also to enhance the continuum and continuity of care.
To find out more please visit our  website at  www.community-networks.ca  and click on Central Region  -> Toronto
 
CulturAll projects
The CulturAll Network is a national multi-sector network developing innovative approaches, tools and strategies to ensure that everyone in Canada can participate in the Canadian cultural exchange.
 
The Ministry of Community and Social Services
The Ministry of Community and Social Services envisions thriving communities sustained by the economic and civic contributions of all Ontarians.
 
www.211Toronto.ca
Access community information from the 211 web site. The web site is a fully searchable, online directory, that provides information on 20,000 programs and services in Toronto
 
www.watchthatpage.com
WatchThatPage is a service that enables you to automatically collect new information from your favourite pages on the Internet. New information is presented to you in an email and/or a personal web page. The service is Free!