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Cooling Centres<br />

HOUSING AND HEAT HOUSING ALERTS ASSISTANCE | MEALS<br />

In addition to using air conditioned shopping<br />

malls, local libraries and neighbourhood<br />

community centres as places to cool off,<br />

Cooling Centres are open during Extreme Heat<br />

Alerts from May 15 to September 30. Water<br />

and snacks are available at the Cooling Centres.<br />

Check www.toronto.ca/health to confirm hours<br />

and availability.<br />

Metro Hall – 55 John St. (24 hours)<br />

East York Civic Centre – 850 Coxwell Avenue<br />

North York Civic Centre – 5100 Yonge Street<br />

Driftwood Community Centre – 4401 Jane<br />

Street<br />

MEALS<br />

Etobicoke Olympium – 590 Rathburn Road<br />

McGregor Community Centre – 2231<br />

Lawrence Avenue East<br />

Centennial Park Community Centre – 1967<br />

Ellesmere Road<br />

In an emergency call 911<br />

For more information on summer safety call<br />

311 or <strong>Toronto</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Connection 416-338-<br />

7600.<br />

In this section you will find information about food banks, free and low cost<br />

meals, and community kitchens and gardens.<br />

General Information and<br />

Referral<br />

211 <strong>Toronto</strong><br />

Findhelp Information Service<br />

211<br />

TTY Toll Free 1-888-340-1001<br />

www.211toronto.ca<br />

• Call 211 <strong>Toronto</strong> for information about<br />

food programs in your area.<br />

• Information about services provided in<br />

languages other than English.<br />

Food Banks<br />

There are many food banks throughout<br />

<strong>Toronto</strong>, each with their own area of service.<br />

Call Daily Bread at 416-203-0050 for a referral<br />

to a member food bank near you.<br />

Please note that most food banks require<br />

proof of address, identification and income<br />

verification. Rules for using food banks can<br />

vary. Please ask about the rules when calling to<br />

make an appointment.<br />

Daily Bread Food Bank<br />

416-203-0050<br />

191 New <strong>Toronto</strong> Street<br />

www.dailybread.ca<br />

• If you are referred to a food bank by Daily<br />

Bread, expect to bring identification, proof<br />

of income and expenditures such as rent<br />

and utilities, along with proof of address.<br />

• Food banks usually provide a two-three day<br />

supply of food, based on the number of<br />

people in the family.<br />

North York Harvest Food Bank<br />

416-635-7771<br />

640 Lawrence Avenue West<br />

www.northyorkharvest.com<br />

• Information on food banks and community<br />

gardens in North York.<br />

Salvation Army<br />

Community and Family Services<br />

416-321-2654<br />

www.salvationarmy.ca<br />

• The Salvation Army operates a number of<br />

50<br />

| A Guide To Services For Tenants | 2012-2013

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