1210
people served by Houselink programs
275
Social Recreation Program participants
117
people secured work through Supportive Employment Program
Who we are
We are a leader in offering supportive housing and recovery for people living with persistent mental health and addiction issues in Toronto
- We offer mental health and addiction programs and offer many community programs to reduce social isolation and build a community of peers
- We have housed more than 2,500 people and served over 80,000 meals
- We train participants in basic and transferable work skills an we employ them in part time casual jobs
- We offer a comprehensive basket of services. After 40 years, we cover the entire GTA. We advocate and educate to address homelessness
- We currently house 500 individuals, including 60 families. Our goal is to ensure that those most at risk of homelessness, never again face life on the streets
WHY ARE WE UNIQUE
In addition to permanent affordable housing, we provide a wide range of services to support recovery for those living with mental health challenges and addictions. Our social programs bring participants together to help address their biggest threats – poverty, social isolation and food security.
IMPACT 2019
Houselink is a solution to homelessness. We currently house 500 people, including single adults, youth, seniors and families with children. Our combination of affordable housing and supports keeps over 95% of our residents housed. healthy, and connected year after year.
DONATE
The economic impact of inadequate housing and homelessness in our City is high. At Houselink a house is more than a roof over one’s head; it represents dignity, security and above all hope. Supportive housing has been identified as a cost-effective model that helps save taxpayer dollars.
Advancing our mission
in transformative times
We are already seeing the impact
143
people are on the Road to Employment
8000
healthy meals served through Meal Program
80
evictions prevented by
Steps to Support Program
in 3 TCHC sites
83
%
tenant satisfaction survey particpants are satisfied with staff support
93
%
dedicated housing tenants remain stably housed through Support Teams
98
%
people previously homeless remain stably housed through Housing Transitions Program
To our core funding partners, whose support has enabled us to help people living with mental health and substance use challenges move forward in their recovery.
