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St Thomas-Elgin Ontario Works
230 Talbot St
St Thomas, ON
N5P 1B2
St Thomas, ON
N5P 1B2
519-631-9350
Toll-Free: 1-800-265-4362
Fax: 519-631-1824
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Last Updated: Oct 31, 2022: Suggest an edit
Application
Call or visit
Housing Links for People (HeLP) - Ontario Works recipients can contact case worker * all other applicants, call 519-631-9350, option 3, to speak with intake worker
Housing Links for People (HeLP) - Ontario Works recipients can contact case worker * all other applicants, call 519-631-9350, option 3, to speak with intake worker
Eligibility / Target Population
Adults and youth 16-65 years in financial need who meet eligibility requirements
Discretionary Benefits - Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program clients * may also be available to people with a low income or those in receipt of Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security or Guaranteed Annual Income Supplement
Discretionary Benefits - Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program clients * may also be available to people with a low income or those in receipt of Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security or Guaranteed Annual Income Supplement
Fees
Free
Executives
Heather Sheridan - Director of Social Services
519-631-9350 ext 7134 * hsheridan@stthomas.ca
519-631-9350 ext 7134 * hsheridan@stthomas.ca
Languages
English
Area Served
Elgin
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Description of Services
Social assistance program that provides employment assistance and financial support for basic needs
Financial Assistance - Short term income assistance for the cost of shelter and basic needs including food and clothing * also offers emergency assistance for items of extreme need such as: medical supplies (diabetic supplies, surgical supplies) and medical travel and transportation
Employment Assistance - Supports to help people become and stay employed, such as job search support, basic education, employment placement, skills training, community participation and participation in substance use recovery programs * financial assistance is provided to clients to cover certain related expenses such as bus transportation, child care and clothing * services provided by local Employment Resource Centres
Financial Assistance - Short term income assistance for the cost of shelter and basic needs including food and clothing * also offers emergency assistance for items of extreme need such as: medical supplies (diabetic supplies, surgical supplies) and medical travel and transportation
Employment Assistance - Supports to help people become and stay employed, such as job search support, basic education, employment placement, skills training, community participation and participation in substance use recovery programs * financial assistance is provided to clients to cover certain related expenses such as bus transportation, child care and clothing * services provided by local Employment Resource Centres
- Discretionary Benefits Financial assistance for special items of extreme need may be provided to eligible recipients
- Learning, Earning, and Parenting (LEAP) Program Supports to help parents complete high school, enhance their parenting skills, and prepare them to enter the workforce
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