Loft Community Services

Loft provides non-profit housing and a wide range of support programs to youth, adults, older adults and seniors. Programs include 29 residences and a major outreach program for street youth.

Housing Ministries of Loft Community Services:

Beverley Lodge: High support residence serves young men 16-18 years, co-ops, 16-24 years. Focus is on homeless youth seeking to gain stability for housing and employment.

College View Supportive Housing Services serves the needs of vulnerable and at-risk seniors living in a high-rise apartment building in downtown Toronto.

Crosslinks: Supportive Housing Services (York Region): A supportive housing program in York Region for people with psychiatric disabilities.

Dunn Avenue Supportive Housing Services: Dunn Avenue Supportive Housing Services provides 24-hour supportive housing services for vulnerable seniors living in a public housing apartment complex in Toronto’s Parkdale area.

Etobicoke Girl’s Residence: High support residence for young women, 14-18 years, co-ops, 16-24 years. Focus is on school or job training, and dealing with family issues.

Ingles House: High support residence for young women, 16-24 years, co-op, 16-24 years. Clients must have regular day program work, school or rehabilitation.

McEwan House: A high support residence for adults with special needs focusing on those who are HIV positive or living with AIDS.

Mental Health and Justice Initiative: This program provides safe and dignified housing and housing support services for people with serious mental illness who are homeless or potentially homeless, are currently involved in the criminal justice system, and who are likely to live safely in the community with minimal assistance.

St. Anne’s Place: St. Anne’s Place is an apartment residence for seniors 59 year of age and older, located in Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood.

Its 110 units house a diverse group of seniors, including those with mental health and addiction challenges, physical health concerns, social isolation, poverty, and homelessness

St. George House: An affordable housing option for adults with psychiatric disability who are unable to live on their own. Street Outreach Services: Deals with youth issues: prostitution, drug abuse and housing.

Services include street outreach, an office drop-in, high-support services, a co-op and AIDS education and counselling.

Wilkinson Housing Program: Includes a low support residence and four co-op houses for people with psychiatric disabilities.