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Seniors Services in Scarborough Ontario


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Important First Point of Contact:

  • 211 Ontario

    • Role: A free, confidential, 24/7 helpline and database for all community and social services in Ontario. This is the best place to start for any need.

    • Phone: Dial 2-1-1

    • Website: https://211ontario.ca/


Healthcare, Home Support, & Wellness

  • Home and Community Care Support Services (HCCSS) Central East

    • Role: The government body that coordinates and funds in-home care (PSWs, nurses, therapists), Long-Term Care home applications, and home medical equipment. This is the mandatory entry point for these publicly funded services.

    • Phone: 1-800-263-3877

    • Address (Main Office): 300 Silver Star Blvd, Scarborough, ON M1V 0G2

    • Website: https://www.healthcareathome.ca/centeast/

  • Community Assistance Programs (CAPS) - Scarborough

    • Role: A major provider of home help (homemaking, meals, transportation, security checks) and social programs in Scarborough.

    • Phone: (416) 439-1111

    • Address (Head Office): 3333 Finch Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1W 2R9

    • Website: https://caps.ca/

  • Circle of Care

    • Role: Provides a wide range of home health and support services, including PSW care, nursing, therapy, and adult day programs.

    • Phone: (416) 635-2860

    • Address (Head Office): 4211 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2P 2A9 (Serves Scarborough)

    • Website: https://www.circleofcare.com/

  • Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (SCHC)

    • Role: Offers a vast array of services including primary healthcare, health promotion programs, diabetes education, counselling, and wellness programs for seniors.

    • Phone: (416) 847-4130

    • Address (Main Site): 629 Markham Rd, Scarborough, ON M1H 2A4

    • Website: https://schcontario.ca/


Social, Recreational, & Meal Programs

  • Senior People Resources In North Toronto (SPRINT) Senior Care

    • Role: While based in North York, SPRINT serves Toronto and offers essential services like adult day programs, caregiver support, and friendly visiting.

    • Phone: (416) 222-6336

    • Address: 2020 Lawrence Ave W, Suite 202, Toronto, ON M9P 3V6

    • Website: https://sprintseniorcare.org/

  • Scarborough Older Adults Centres

    • Role: Various centres provide social, recreational, and educational activities, along with meal programs.

    • Example: Bendale Acres Activity Centre

      • Phone: (416) 396-7963

      • Address: 2920 Lawrence Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1P 2T8

    • A full list of City-run centres can be found on the City of Toronto website.

  • Meals on Wheels

    • Primary Provider: Delivered by organizations like Community Assistance Programs (CAPS) and Circle of Care (see contact info above).


Housing & Accommodation

  • Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation (TSHC)

    • Role: Manages over 140 buildings across Toronto, including many in Scarborough, that provide affordable rental housing for seniors.

    • Phone: 311 (City of Toronto Hotline)

    • Website: https://www.torontoseniorshousing.ca/

  • Carefor Health & Community Services

    • Role: Provides supportive housing programs and respite services in the Ottawa area, but some resources and coordination may be available. It's best to check with 211 for specific Scarborough housing help.

    • Phone: (613) 749-7557

    • Website: https://carefor.ca/


Legal & Financial Support

  • Advocacy Centre for the Elderly (ACE)

    • Role: A specialty community legal clinic that provides legal services to low-income senior citizens on issues like tenants' rights, nursing homes, and elder abuse.

    • Phone: (416) 598-2656

    • Address: 2 Carlton St, Suite 701, Toronto, ON M5B 1J3

    • Website: https://www.acelaw.ca/

  • Service Canada (For Federal Benefits: OAS, CPP, GIS)


Safety & Security

  • Toronto Police Service - Senior Support & Safety


Disclaimer: Service details and availability can change. It is always best to call the organization directly to confirm their services, eligibility requirements, and any potential waiting lists. The information provided is for general guidance.

 
 
 

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