Housing With
Supports
Housing with Supports helps people with physical disabilities stay housed and live independently in the community.
The program provides one-to-one support for people who are moving into housing or have recently been housed after experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Bellwoods delivers this program in partnership with the City of Toronto.
Who Can Access This Program
You may be eligible if you:
✓ An adult or senior with a physical disability affecting mobility, endurance, or daily living
✓ Are transitioning from hospital care, institutional settings, or the shelter system
✓ Are willing to work with a Case Manager to support independent living
✓ Have a stable income source to cover housing costs
✓ Are not have an active refugee claim (exceptions may be considered case by case)
What Kind of Support Can This Include?
Support is based on your needs and may include help with:
Moving into your home
and getting set up
Building routines to
manage daily life
Connecting with income supports and community services
Accessing furniture, equipment, and basic household items
Navigating healthcare
and other services
Maintaining housing and landlord relationships
How Does The Program Work?
You will work one-to-one with staff to:
✓ Set goals
✓ Build skills for independent living
✓ Connect with supports in the community
Support may begin before or shortly after you move into housing. Services continue based on your needs and goals.
Costs
There is no cost for support services provided through this program. Clients are responsible for their own living expenses including:
✓ Rent
✓ Food
✓ Furnishings
✓ Transportation and personal expenses
Staff can help clients explore funding options, if required.
How to Apply
Housing with Supports is usually accessed through referral. Referrals can be made by:
» Hospitals or transitional programs
» Community organizations
» The individual
An assessment is completed to determine eligibility.
Additional information is available by contacting:
Mary Callan
Community Transition Coordinator
Telephone: (416)-220-6263
E-mail: MCallan@bcclsp.org