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Emergency Shelter 09 Other Helpful Services Community safety Connections @ Taylor-Massey Oakridge Feeling Safe & Sound in Our Neighbourhoods STAYING SAFE: TMO (TAYLOR-MASSEY OAKRIDGE) A RESILIENT COMMUNITY "Staying Safe- TMO: A Resilient Community" is a short-term project initiated and implemented by The Neighbourhood Group (TNG) and funded by the City of Toronto in response to the critical incidents that happen in the TMO neighbourhoods. Under this project, TNG produced the Community Resource Navigation Booklet to provide information about community resources available for community members during/after a crisis. It has been identified that recent violent incidents in the TMO area have made community members anxious about safety. Instead of depending only on police response learning more about resource navigation, crisis prevention, and coping strategies helps strengthen resiliency. Considering this, the "Staying Safe: TMO a Resilient Community" project was initiated with the objective to develop the capacity building of community members as well as to equip people with the information in dealing with a crisis. This booklet attempts to include emergency contacts, agency addresses, and places that provide the help that community members need in response to a safety incident or crisis. Thanks to all Community Crisis Respond Volunteers for collecting information and for helping in the compilation of this booklet! Also, thanks to Matthew Dewer, Community Development Officer, City of Toronto. Project Contributors: The Awesome and Resilient Residents and Communities of TMO Touhida Choudhury, Community Development Coordinator, TNG Sohelia Bonhi, Community Outreach Worker, TNG Pamela Gawn, Senior Manager, CD and Women's Programs, TNG COMMUNITY CRISIS RESPONSE PROGRAM (CCRP) The Community Crisis Response Program (CCRP) works across Toronto to provide support and resources to communities impacted by violent and traumatic incidents. It is a coordinated program of municipal services, police, community organizations, faith communities, and residents to assist a neighbourhood's response and recovery from traumatic incidents. Traumatic and violent incidents are defined by the program as shootings, shots fired, stabbings, community conflicts, and gang-related activity. Following an incident, CCRP provides immediate supports, coordinates community debriefings, connects residents to services, and facilitates information sharing. Long-term supports offered by the program include enhancing community capacity, trainings, community safety audits, and the development of community safety initiatives. CCRP has three main objectives: Crisis Intervention – providing support to communities after a violent/traumatic incident. Crisis Prevention – supporting education and the development of strategies, methods, systemic policy recommendations in order to prevent violent incidents. Crisis Preparation – developing local safety networks and coordinated community crisis protocols which can provide cohesive and collaborative responses to future critical incidents. If an incident takes place in your community, and you or someone you know needs additional supports, or if you would like to join your local safety network, please contact your local Community Development Officer. Your Community Development Officers for Taylor Massey Oakridge are: MATTHEW DEWAR (MENTAL HEALTH/EAST YORK) 6 4 7 - 2 1 7 - 4 3 6 8, [email protected] LINDA HO (TORONTO/EAST YORK) 4 3 7 – 7 7 7 – 9312, [email protected] STEPHANIE MAZEROLLE (TORONTO/EAST YORK) 4 1 6 - 5 2 6 - 0 5 8 8, [email protected] THIPIKA BALAKRISHNAN (SCARBOROUGH) 4 1 6 - 6 7 7 - 5 2 9 1 [email protected] 05 POLICE SERVICES FIRE SERVICES 06 HOSPITALS HEALTH CENTRES CHILD & YOUTH HELP LINE 07 SERVICES FOR SENIORS COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES RESOURCES FOR CRISIS REPORT & VICTIM AID 08 TORONTO PUBLIC HEALTH COMMUNITY SUPPORT TEAM EMERGENCY SHELTER 09 OTHER HELPFUL SERVICES TORONTO COMMUNITY HOUSING 10 INFORMATION 11-12 AGENCIES WITHIN COMMUNITY PLANNING YOUR SAFETY DURING 13-14 CRISIS 15 HOW TO REPORT A CRIME 16 REFERENCES TORONTO POLICE SERVICES POLICE SERVICES EMERGENCY: 911 NON-EMERGENCY:416-808 2222 TORONTO POLICE SERVICES TORONTO POLICE SERVICE, 55 DIVISION POLICE STATION 101 COXWELL AVE, 416-808-5500 TORONTO POLICE SERVICE, 41 DIVISION, POLICE DEPARTMENT 2222 EGLINTON AVE E, 416-808-4100 FIRE SERVICES 3600 DANFORTH AVE TORONTO FIRE STATION 225 416-338-9050 TORONTO FIRE STATION 226 87 MAIN ST 416-392-2489 1313 WOODBINE AVE TORONTO FIRE STATION 224 EAST YORK 416-338-9250 TORONTO FIRE STATION 222 755 WARDEN AVE 1904 QUEEN ST E, TORONTO FIRE STATION 227 TORONTO, M4L 1H4 HOSPITALS 825 COXWELL AVE MICHAEL GARRON HOSPITAL 416-461-8272 30 BOND ST, TORONTO ST. MICHAEL’S HOSPITAL 416- 360-4000 SICK KIDS' CHILDREN'S 555 UNIVERSITY AVE, HOSPITAL TORONTO, ON M5G 1X8 416-813-1500 2075 BAYVIEW AVE, SUNNYBROOK HOSPITAL TORONTO 416- 480-6100 SCARBOROUGH GENERAL 3050 LAWRENCE AVE E, HOSPITAL SCARBOROUGH ON M1P 2V5 416-438-2911 HEALTH CENTRES ACCESS ALLIANCE MULTICULTURAL PHONE: 416-693-8677 HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES FLEMINGDON HEALTH CENTRE PHONE: 416- 429-4991 CRESCENT TOWN HEALTH CENTRE PHONE: 416-690-3412 - DIAGNOSTICS SERVICES SOUTH RIVERDALE COMMUNITY PHONE: 416-462-2910 HEALTH CENTRE CHILD & YOUTH HELPLINE WHAT’S UP WALK IN YOUTH (13- 29 YEARS) FREE WALK-IN MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELLING. NO FEE. NO APPOINTMENT. PHONE: 1-866-585-MHTO (6486) YOUTH DROP-IN CENTRE 416 929 9614 (LOCAL) 1 800 416 5111 (TOLL-FREE)MONDAY TO FRIDAY FROM 9 AM - 5 PM FOR URGENT HELP CALL – 211 YOUTH ADDICTION AND CONCURRENT DISORDER SERVICES CALL 416-535-8501 PRESS 2 KIDS HELP PHONE: 1 800 668-6868; OR TEXT 686868 SERVICES FOR SENIORS SENIOR SAFETY LINE 1-866-299-1011 ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION 1-866-299-1011 SENIOR SAFETY LINE CRISIS OUTREACH SERVICES 416-217-2077 FOR SENIORS COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES DON VALLEY COMUNITY 416-441-1764, EXT 36 LEGAL SERVICES (INTAKE WORKER) LEGAL SERVICES INC 416-784-3356 FLEMINGDON COMMUNITY LEGAL 416-441-1764 SERVICES RESOURCES FOR CRISIS REPORT AND VICTIM AID SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS VICTIM SERVICES TORONTO 416-808-7066 VICTIM WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 416-314-2447 CRIME STOPPERS 416-222-8477 CRISIS SERVICES GERSTEIN CRISIS CENTRE 416-929-5200 DISTRESS CENTRE OF GREATER TORONTO 416-408-HELP (4357) COMMUNITY CRISIS LINE SCARBOROUGH 416 495-2891 & ROUGE HOSPITAL 1.833.456.4566, CRISIS SERVICES CANADA TEXT - 45646 TORONTO RAPE CRISIS CENTRE 416-597-8808 416-863-0511 , ASSAULTED WOMEN'S HELPLINE 1-866-863-0511 TORONTO PUBLIC HEALTH COMMUNITY SUPPORT TEAM PROVIDE GROUP PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT FOLLOWING A CRITICAL VIOLENT/TRAUMATIC INCIDENT IN THE COMMUNITY TO IMPROVE COPING AND RESILIENCY OF THOSE INVOLVED. 416-338-7600 EMERGENCY SHELTER CENTRAL INTAKE 416-338-4766 OR 1-877-338-3398 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL 911. IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW NEEDS STREET OUTREACH CALL 311. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SERVICES NOT FOUND ON THE WEBSITE CALL 211. TORONTO CENTRAL FAMILY INTAKE PHONE: (416) 397-5637, 416-338-4766 CAROL MCDONALD - ACTING SUPERVISOR, SOCIAL ASSISTANCE: 416-338-2497 SHIFT LEADER - 416-397-5651 RED DOOR FAMILY SHELTER ASSAULTED WOMEN'S HELPLINE: 416-863-0511 ADMINISTRATION 416-915-5671 OTHER HELPFUL SERVICES TRANS LIFELINE HOTLINE 1-877-330-6366 SERVICES FOR LGBTQI2S+ COMMUNITY THE 519 416-392-6874 AUTISM ONTARIO 416-246-9592 LGBTQ+ YOUTH LINE 1-647-694-4275 OR TOLL FREE AT 1-800-268-9688 OR TEXT 647-694-4275 TORONTO COMMUNITY HOUSING INFORMATION TORONTO COMMUNITY HOUSING CLIENT CARE CENTRE PHONE: 416-981-5500 (24 HOURS/DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK) OR [email protected] FOR EMERGENCY REPAIR, ALWAYS CALL; DO NOT SEND AN EMAIL. INTERPRETATION INTO 170 LANGUAGES IS AVAILABLE. BE SURE YOU ASK FOR A REFERENCE NUMBER FOR EACH REQUEST YOU MAKE. COMMUNITY SAFETY UNIT: RESIDENTS CAN CONTACT THE COMMUNITY SAFETY UNIT AT 416-921-2323 TO REPORT NOISE DISTURBANCES, LOITERING, OR TRESPASSING. WOODLAND ACRES NORTH: 682 WARDEN AVENUE WOODLAND ACRES SOUTH 40 FIRVALLEY COURT TEESDALE PHARMACY 30, 40 TEESDALE PLACE WARDEN WOODS 680 WARDEN AVENUE BYNG TOWERS (SENIORS) ADDRESS: 3330 DANFORTH AVENUE • OPERATING UNIT MANAGER: MICHAEL BEZOFF • OPERATING UNIT OFFICE ADDRESS: 80 DANFORTH AVE. 10 AGENCIES WITHIN COMMUNITY: OAKRIDGE COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTRE 63 PHARMACY AVE, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1L 4S9 416-338-1966 SAWRO(SOUTH ASIAN WOMENS' RIGHTS ORGANIZATION) ADDRESS: 10 TEESDALE PL#108,SCARBOROUGH, ON M1L 1K9, 647-857-9153 TEESDALE COMMUNITY CENTRE 40 TEESDALE PL, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1L 1L3 416-699-9156 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD GROUP / NEIGHBOURHOOD LINK SUPPORT SERVICES 3036 DANFORTH AVE, EAST YORK, ON M4C 1N2 416-691-7407 WARDEN WOODS COMMUNITY CENTRE ADDRESS: 74 FIRVALLEY CT, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1L 1N9 416-694-1138 WORKING WOMEN COMMUNITY CENTRE - VICTORIA PARK HUB 1527 VICTORIA PARK AVE, 2ND FL TORONTO, ON, M1L 2T3, 416-750-9600 WOODGREEN COMMUNITY SERVICES ADDRESS: 1491 DANFORTH AVE, TORONTO, ON M4J 1N5 416-645-6000 WEST SCARBOROUGH NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE ADDRESS: 313 PHARMACY AVE, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1L 3E7, 416-755-9215 11 AGENCIES WITHIN COMMUNITY: ACCESS POINT ON DANFORTH ADDRESS: 3079 DANFORTH AVE, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1L 1A8 416-693-8677 BANGLADESHI- CANADIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES (BCS) ADDRESS: 2899 DANFORTH AVE, TORONTO, ON M4C 1M2 BANGLADESH CENTRE & COMMUNITY SERVICES (BCCS) 2670 DANFORTH AVE, TORONTO, ON M4C 1L7 416-901-2121 BENGALI INFORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 2897 DANFORTH AVENUE TORONTO, ON M4C 1M3 647-945 8448 CHILDREN'S PEACE THEATRE 305 DAWES RD, EAST YORK, ON M4B 2E2 416-752-1550 FAMILY SERVICES TORONTO VICTORIA PARK HUB, 1527 VICTORIA PARK AVENUE SCARBOROUGH, ON 416-595-9618, 416-392-1090 EXT: 229 MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9-5, HARMONY HALL CENTRE FOR SENIORS 2 GOWER ST, EAST YORK, ON M4B 1E2 416-752-0101 NEWCOMER WOMEN'S SERVICES TORONTO ADDRESS: 745 DANFORTH AVE #401, TORONTO, ON M4J 1L2 416-469-0196 EXT. 801 12 PLANNING YOUR SAFETY DURING CRISIS BEING AWARE, PLANNING AHEAD, AND TRUSTING YOUR INSTINCTS, CAN GREATLY REDUCE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR CRIME TO OCCUR. HERE ARE A FEW WAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CRIME: CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FEEL YOU ARE IN DANGER AND YELL FOR HELP TO GET THE ATTENTION OF ANY PEOPLE THAT MAY BE NEARBY.
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