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@211Ontario

211 is a helpline & online database of Ontario's community, social services, government and health related services. Call 2-1-1 from anywhere in Ontario. 24/7.

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  1. 57 minutes ago

    Meet two of Canada's MPs who are champions for change, justice and for evidence to combat abuse of animals and abuse in the home.

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  2. 1 hour ago

    Did you know animal abuse and elder abuse, hoarding, opioid crisis, crime and abuse of children and family are often related? Violence Link conference is working to break down silos and build solutions to prevent and support victims of abuse.

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    Nov 20

    Open for applications today, the new Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program will help keep low-income seniors across the province healthy, helping them avoid emergency hospital visits, while preventing chronic diseases, and increasing their quality of life.

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  4. 15 hours ago

    Jane, a volunteer with Chair of Women for Humane Canada is at Violence Link. Inspiring woman. Together we will create solutions.

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  5. 15 hours ago

    Over 200 professionals at Violence Link conference. We will be taking home new knowledge and inspiration to address animal and domestic violence. Thank you to all the sponsors making this conference possible.

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  6. 16 hours ago

    Detective Tupling of is at Violence link conference. Working together we can be part of the solutions Canada needs to protect and support all the victims of animal and domestic abuse.

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  7. 17 hours ago

    211 is at Violence Link Conference social. We are here to be part of the solution: to recognize animal abuse and violence against children and families is linked.

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    22 hours ago

    November 20 marks the 20th anniversary for Trans Day of Remembrance. A day that began in 1999 to highlight the continued violence against Transgender and gender diverse people.

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  9. Nov 19

    These are great programs. Very few people do it alone and these programs help people make connections, brainstorm & improve resiliency & skills for set backs. Remember 211 is a great resource to plumb community resources.

    Register now for the next Bridges Out of Poverty Workshop, Dec 4 at the North Simcoe Learning Centre in Penetanguishine. Join us for a full day of learning and understanding - a perfect professional and personal development opportunity! To register, call 705-549-1890 today!
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    Nov 18

    Call 2-1-1 today

    If you are a family in need, call 211 to find toy donation programs in Ontario and learn how to register. These programs often fill up fast.
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    Nov 16

    Happy National Information & Referral Day! 🥳 Thank you to our amazing Service Navigators for ensuring that the pathway to well-being is a caring, positive and trusted one for people searching for services they need to build and sustain healthy lives. 🙌

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    Nov 15

    Today, we had the pleasure of collaborating with to develop indicators for the strategic vision for 211s across Ontario! 💡📝 A huge thank you to Haroon, Minnar, Setareh for working with ! 🙏

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  13. Nov 15

    Powerful tool to think about the reality for women escaping violence. People looking for non-emergency help, can call 211 to be referred to find supports around them and speak to a live person. We answer 24/7.

    Escaping violence in the GTA is unaffordable. Use our Safe Housing Calculator to learn more about what this means for women experiencing violence.
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    Nov 14

    Don't forget to stop by Oakville Public Library this Saturday to learn about all of the different resources and support available in Oakville and beyond! And they have cupcakes! 🍰📗🔍 – at Oakville Public Library (Central Branch)

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    Nov 14

    Walk-in appointments for free dental screening for kids 0-17 years of age. One day only! Friday, November 15, 2019 from 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. at Malton Neighbourhood Services in the Malton Community Centre (3540 Morningstar Dr.). First come, first serve basis.

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    Nov 14

    Attn ON Caregivers: has launched a new helpline to better help you get information on the resources and support you need! You can speak to a Community Resource Specialist anytime on any day by calling 1-833-416-2273 (CARE). Learn more below:

    An overwhelming majority of caregivers (77%) want one place to go for information and support. In response OCO has launched the 24/7 Ontario Caregiver Helpline: 1-833-416-2273 or visit
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  17. Nov 14

    Call 211 to find diabetes support and chronic disease management programs. has awesome videos on YouTube about living and managing diabetes.

    Two women talking. Image Text: “Learn to manage your diabetes”
    Today is . Learn how to prevent diabetes or live with it if you have been diagnosed.
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  18. Nov 14

    Call 211 to find places to donate gently used clothing for those in need from Coats for Kids programs to Dress for Success types of programs and clothing for the homeless.

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  19. Nov 13

    Did know there are wellness check programs for seniors? Community services will call to check on seniors registered for this. Friendly visitor & mobile library programs can decrease isolation. Call 211 in Ontario to find programs like these.

    Make a point of checking in on your elderly and disabled neighbours❤️especially during bad weather and power outages.
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    Nov 13

    The shelter is full and we have a lot of youth and families trying to get around Peterborough wearing their summer shoes. If you have an extra pair of sturdy, weatherproof winter boots, consider donating them to YES. We need all sizes, from toddler to adult.

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