Homeless

Type of Resource: Book
Source: Toronto: Kappel Ramji Consultants, 2002.
Author: Sistering
 

I Introduction

II Background

III Process

IV Findings

V Obtaining the Report



--by Carolyn Whitzman, PhD, Faculty of Architecture, Building, and Planning

University of Melbourne, and Deborah Hierlihy, MA, Oriole Research and Design Inc., Deborah.hierlihy@sympatico.ca



Acknowledgements: The authors would like to thank the other members of the research team, Dr. Stephen Hwang (St. Michael's Hospital Inner City Health Research Unit) and Alison Hamilton (Family Services of Haliburton County).



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Type of Resource: Book
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Type of Resource: Article
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Author: Goldman et al.
 

Type of Resource: Book
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Author: Hwang, SW.
 

Type of Resource: Article
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c/o Trinity - St. Paul's United Church 427 Bloor St. W.

Toronto, ON M5S 1X7

Tel. (416) 922-4954, ext. 31 fax (416) 922-8587


info@homelessness.on.ca
 

Introduction

A. Addressing The Health Issues Of Chronically Homeless Individuals In Ottawa

i. The Ottawa Inner City Health Project

ii. Sustainability

iii. Contacts



B. Services For Homeless People In The City Of Toronto (Backgrounder)

Toronto's Extreme Weather Response Plan for People at Risk

Homeless Health Reference Group

30 Bond Street (at Queen Street)

Toronto, Ontario M5B 1W8

Tel. (416) 360-4000.
hwangs@smh.toronto.on.ca