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To learn more, please visit: victimsupportdirectory.ca
Ontario Community and Social Services
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Ontario Community and Social Services
@ONSocialService
An official account of the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. Terms of use: ontario.ca/social. En français : @ONaidesociale
- The Victim Support Directory connects survivors of crime with agencies that can provide: 🏠Affordable housing 🏠Transitional housing 🏠Shelter for youth 🏠Emergency accommodation for survivors of human-trafficking
- Support payments don’t always end when a child turns 18. In Ontario, payments continue unless your agreement includes a clear ending event. If you can’t agree on when to stop, a judge can decide. Learn more: ontario.ca/document/guide…
- Ontario is helping keep electricity costs down for families on Ontario Works or ODSP with the Ontario Electricity Support Program. 💡Visit ontarioelectricitysupport.ca for details and eligibility requirements.
- #DYK Ontario has 27 Youth Wellness Hubs across the province? These Hubs make it easier for children and youth aged 12-25 to connect with services to support their mental health and well-being. Learn more about Youth Wellness Hubs: youthhubs.ca
- Do you like cars and working with your hands? Check out MyCareer Journey for information on the pay, qualifications and programs that can help you pursue a career as an automotive technician. ontario.ca/my-career-jour… #Careers #AutomotiveCareers #SkilledTrades
- Honouring our Veterans includes taking care of their families. Surviving spouses & children in Ontario can access financial assistance through the Soldiers’ Aid Commission for a range of needs, such as health-related items, housing, and employment support.
- June is National Indigenous History Month. This month we recognize the contributions that Indigenous people have made to Canada and Ontario. To learn more and explore sites connected to Ontario’s Indigenous history, visit: destinationontario.com/en-ca/articles…
- June 3 is Red Shirt Day of Action for Accessibility. Today we wear red in workplaces and schools to recognize the achievements of people with disabilities and show our support for them and their families. To learn more, please visit: redshirtday.org #RedShirtDay2026
- June marks National Deafblind Awareness Month. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of people who are deafblind and to reflect on how we can create more inclusive and accessible spaces for all. Learn more: deafblindservices.ca/DeafblindAware…
- Replying to @ONSocialServiceJoin us in raising awareness about deafblindness and help build a stronger, more inclusive province where no one is left behind. #DeafblindAwarenessMonth #Deafblind
- June is Deafblind Awareness Month. Minister Parsa encourages people across the province to learn more about deafblindness and recognizes the important contributions of people who are deafblind.
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