Mid-Toronto Community Services - 188 Carlton St

Address: 188 Carlton St, Toronto, M5A 2K8
Phone: 416-962-4485
Fax: 416-975-4485
Email: admin@midtoronto.com
Website: www.midtoronto.com

Major Intersection: Sherbourne St - Carlton St
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LHIN: Toronto Central     LHIN Subregion: South East
Predominant Culture: Some services are available in Korean, Circle of Friends program for individuals with HIV/AIDS and dementia



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Cost: $21.00 - includes noon meal and snacks. Financial subsidies available for eligible clients.
Transportation is available for those individuals who live withing the catchment area.
Currently no charge for Circle of Friends program
Population Served: People with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia.
Separate program Circle of Friends for persons living with HIV/AIDS and dementia
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: Referrals are accepted from family, friends, doctors, health care professionals, and social workers.
Monday to Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Extended hours available upon request.
Individuals who live outside the catchment area can participate on the program, but the agency cannot provide transportation.

Circle of Friends program run in conjunction with AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT).
Persons diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and dementia
Group meets on weekly basis on Mondays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Activities include cooking program, discussion groups
For more information contact Robin Rhodes at ACT 416-340-9494 ext 219
Last Updated: August 2009
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Cost: Free.
Population Served: Elderly individuals, people with disabilities, chronically/terminally ill, convalescent individuals, and individuals living within the catchment area.
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: The program provides practical assistance ad supportive counselling in response to identified needs or crises. This service is also available in Korean.
Last Updated: August 2009
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Cost: Free.
Population Served: Elderly individuals, people with disabilities, chronically/terminally ill, convalescent individuals, and individuals living within the catchment area.
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: Practical assistance and supportive counselling. This service is also available in Korean.
Last Updated: August 2009
definition
Cost: Free.
Population Served: Elderly individuals, people with disabilities, chronically/terminally ill, convalescent individuals.
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: This service is also available in Korean.
Last Updated: August 2009
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Cost: Free.
Population Served: Elderly individuals, people with disabilities, chronically/terminally ill, convalescent individuals, and individuals living within the catchment area.
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: This service is also available in Korean.
Last Updated: August 2009
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Cost: $5.25 per hour with a minimum of 2 hours per visit.
Population Served: Elderly individuals, people with disabilities, chronically/terminally ill, and convalescent individuals.
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: One to one support and in-home assistance with light personal care needs and meal preparations.
Last Updated: August 2009
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Cost: Free.
Population Served: Elderly individuals, people with disabilities, chronically/terminally ill, and convalescent individuals.
Area Served: CPR tracks, Lake Ontario, Don Valley Pkwy, Yonge St
Additional Information: Friendly, committed volunteers provide this service.
Last Updated: August 2009
 

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