Financial Assistance

Province wide financial assistance program which includes money for food, shelter, clothing and other household costs for people who meet the financial and program criteria.

Toronto Rent Bank grants provide support to Toronto residents who are behind on their rent or need help with a rental deposit.

Get a personalized list of City of Toronto human services that might be available to you, like child care benefits, employment support, housing support and money to help pay for costs of daily living.

Works with clinics and anti-poverty groups using litigation, policy development, advocacy and lobbying, community development and organizing to address problems in income security programs and the root causes of poverty. ISAC does not provide direct service to individuals.

The HSBC Youth Opportunity Fund provides individual grants to youth who were in permanent care in Canada or who are (or were) eligible for their provincial or territorial extended care program. Grants can be used for courses, programs, and other activities that will assist them in securing employment and achieving success in their careers.

The Credit Counselling Society can help if you’re a young person looking for financial support. They offer free advice, low-cost debt help, and easy-to-understand tools to manage your money. If you’re struggling with money or don’t know where to start, they’re there to guide you and help you figure things out.