Housing and Youth Shelters

What are my Rights as a Tenant?

If you're thinking of renting in Ontario, it is a good idea to know what your rights are before you start looking for a place.

I Just Arrived - Where Do I Live?

Just arrived in Ontario and need a place to live? Find some temporary places to stay until you find something more permanent.

What Is A Shelter?

Need a place to sleep for a night or two? Don't have any money? Shelters are free places where you can sleep and access some services. Find out more here.

Moving Out On Your Own? Here's What You Should Know

Moving out on your own? If you've never lived alone or been responsible for all your household and living expenses, you might need a few pointers. 

 

How Kids Help Phone Can Help You

Kids Help Phone is a free, confidential phone line and online service for youth. Their trained counsellors can help you with just about any kind of problem. Find out what to expect when you call in or use their web-based forum.

What is Subsidized Housing?

Subsidized housing provides housing for people who don't have a lot of money. Find out if you qualify and what the wait times are. 

What are my Rights after I have moved in?

Know what your rights are after you have moved in. Find out what you can and cannot do and what you're entitled to when renting in Ontario. 

What are my Responsibilities as a Tenant?

Along with your rights, it is also important to know what your responsibilities are as a tenant. Find out more here. 

I'm Going To Stay At A Shelter

Find out how long you can stay at a shelter, and what you need to bring with you.

Where Can I Find A Shelter?

Need to find a shelter? Find one near you, and check if there are youth or newcomer shelters you can go to.

How do I Rent an Apartment?

Read the 7 Steps of Finding an Apartment - from knowing what you want to signing a lease.

What is a Co-op?

A “co-op” is a type of housing community. If you live there, you are an active member of the community. Co-ops are also affordable places to live. Find out how they work, and how to apply to live in a co-op.

What is Supportive Housing?

Supportive housing has staff there to help you when you need it. An example of supportive housing is for someone who might be living with a drug-addiction. Find out how to find suppportive housing if you, or someone you know, needs it.

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