Dixon Hall

Office phone: 416-863-0499
Fax: 416-863-9981
Email: info@dixonhall.org
Web site: www.dixonhall.org
Address: 58 Sumach St, Toronto, ON, M5A 3J7


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Location (Intersection): Toronto East (River St and Queen St E)
Contacts: Jane Prokaska, Executive Assistant
Hours: Monday to Thursday 8:30 am-8 pm, Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
  • extended hours Tue for Legal Aid clinic
    Area served: Gerrard St E (north) to Lake Ontario (south), Sherbourne St (west) to River St (east) may expand on a program-by-program basis
    Languages of service: English ; Spanish ; Chinese (Mandarin) ; Chinese (Cantonese)
    Fees: Vary according to program
    Physical access: Wheelchair accessible building including main entrance and barrier free washrooms - some off site programs not accessible
    Service description: Social, recreation and education programs for low income residents of all ages
    • summer day camp
    • music school -- fees on a sliding scale
    • Growing Up Healthy Downtown (see separate entry) -- for children birth-6 years
    • English as a Second Language (ESL) classes
    • drop-in Monday-Friday 8:30 am-12 noon
    • breakfast program Friday 9 am
    • assistance with budgeting, identification, government forms Monday-Friday 1 pm-4 pm
    • income tax clinic February-April
    • Advice Lawyer -- Legal Aid clinic for summary advice Tuesday 7 pm-8 pm by appointment
    • East Toronto Internet Access (ETIA) -- low-cost Internet access and training including e-mail, for people who are homeless or who have low incomes
    • community development
    • youth health promotion worker
    • Seniors:
      • social, recreation and fitness programs
      • health education
      • home support services -- home help, van shopping, list shopping -- fee
      • escort to medical appointments, friendly visiting, telephone security check, client intervention and assistance -- free
    • Mandarin Outreach
      • including settlement and newcomer services, social and cultural events, support groups and workshops
    • Supportive Housing Programs for Seniors:
      • includes personal care, essential homemaking, emergency response, and care coordination
      • 4 participating buildings -- Old York Tower, Performing Arts Lodge of Canada, Older Women's Network Co-op, New Hibret Co-op
    • High Risk Youth Project:
      • one-on-one peer counselling
      • social, recreational, and educational activities
      Organization type: Non Profit ; Registered Charity ; United Way


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      Last complete update: 2012-03-19
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