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
The Jeanne Scott Parent & Child Resource Centre
Located next door to Regina’s Place, the Jeanne Scott Parent & Child Resource Centre supports young parents aged 18 to 25 in continuing their education while building a stable, independent future for themselves and their children. The program is open to both mothers and fathers. In partnership with the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board, Good Shepherd operates an on-site school designed specifically for young parents.
Details about The Jeanne Scott Parent & Child Resource Centre 905-549-4276
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
Youth Community Mental Health Program
The Youth Services Mental Health Program supports young people aged 16-21 experiencing homelessness or precarious housing in Hamilton and surrounding areas. The Mental Health Program supports young people with their mental health and wellness through person-centered and evidence-informed care provided by Social Workers, Peer Support Workers, and Psychotherapists.
Details about Youth Community Mental Health Program 905-308-8090