Assisted Living for Seniors
Seniors Support Services promote client safety, independence, and overall wellbeing while clients continue to live comfortably in their own homes. These programs are funded by Ontario Health and are provided at no cost to eligible clients. Our seniors programs are accepting self-referrals. Referrals may also be made by Ontario Health at Home, primary care providers or other health care professionals, including hospital or community support staff.
Details about Assisted Living for Seniors 905-528-5877 ext. 3284
Good Shepherd Non-Profit Homes Hamilton
Good Shepherd Non-Profit Homes Inc. provides supportive housing in Hamilton. Tenants are typically those with mental or physical disabilities and victims of domestic violence.
Details about Good Shepherd Non-Profit Homes Hamilton 905-525-5188
HOMES
HOMES (Housing with On-site, Mobile and Engagement Services) is a supportive housing program funded by the Ministry of Health and the Local Health Integration Network. HOMES provides housing and supports to people living with mental health issues who have experienced homelessness or are at risk of being homeless.
Details about HOMES 905-528-3655
The Good Shepherd Centre & Daily Meals
The Good Shepherd Centre was established in 1961 as a men’s shelter. The Centre has since become a beacon of hope and a place of shelter, sustenance and spiritual healing for thousands of individuals. Services offered; emergency overnight accommodation for up to 54 clients including meals and laundry services, overflow spaces for up to 10 clients, case management and referrals to appropriate community resources.
Details about The Good Shepherd Centre & Daily Meals 905-528-9109
Transitional Beds Program
The Transitional Beds Program is for high-risk patients after hospitalization and offers; 10-bed medical discharge program for adults, short-term care to support medical stabilization and recovery from acute illness or a medical condition, help facilitating timely hospital discharges, improved patient outcomes, including the potential for decreased re-admission to hospital and the emergency department, service to patients who, upon discharge from hospital, will be homeless, precariously housed, or facing a variety of circumstances that will significantly limit their access to health and community services.
Details about Transitional Beds Program 905-572-6824