Housing and homelessness in Toronto, Ontario
Albion Neighbourhood Services
In short
Back in the 1960s, northern Etobicoke was rapidly changing from a rural area to a suburb. In the space of just a few years thousands of new inexpensive houses became home to young working class families.
- Who it is for
- Children, Youth, Adults, Seniors, Families, People with disabilities, Young children; Seniors, Youth, People with disabilities, Family with children, Babies and toddlers (0-3), Children (4-12), Youth (13-24), Older adults (65+)
- What it helps with
- A safe place to sleep tonight, A home I can afford, Money to get by, Medical care, Help with drinking or drugs, Learning and school, Knowing where to go, Skills for work, Help with my mental health, Help raising my kids, Support with memory, thinking or a disability, People who get me, Help for my family, A job, Rest and recreation, Making my own choices, A fresh start
- Where
- 21 Panorama Ct, Etobicoke, ON M9V 3S6
- How to reach
- (416) 740-3704 · Website
- Last verified
- , by HelpSeeker
Services from this organization
Albion Access
- 17 km from centre
- Youth (13-24)
- Adults (25-64)
- Website checked March 2026
Albion Neighbourhood Services - Home Assistance Program
- 17 km from centre
- Adults (25-64)
- Older adults (65+)
- Free
- Website checked March 2026
Albion Neighbourhood Services - Housing Programs
- 17 km from centre
- Youth (13-24)
- Adults (25-64)
- Website checked March 2026
Albion Neighbourhood Services - Street Outreach Program
- 17 km from centre
- Website checked March 2026
Albion Neighbourhood Services - Winter Warmth Program
- 17 km from centre
- Children (4-12)
- Youth (13-24)
- Website checked March 2026
Boys and Girls Club of Albion
- 17 km from centre
- Children (4-12)
- Youth (13-24)
- Website checked March 2026
About this organization
Back in the 1960s, northern Etobicoke was rapidly changing from a rural area to a suburb. In the space of just a few years thousands of new inexpensive houses became home to young working class families. A number of subsidized housing developments were also constructed in the area during the same period. However, planning officials did not consider the social support services that these new families would need. Today, our nursery schools, social clubs, public transportation and voluntary helping agencies are taken for granted. Thirty years ago services like these were almost non-existent.
How do I get in touch?
Call (416) 740-3704, or use the website.
Listed in Toronto, Ontario.
21 Panorama Ct, Etobicoke, ON M9V 3S6
21 Panorama Ct, Etobicoke, ON M9V 3S6Toronto, Ontario
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