Community Resources
Community Resource Map
The Black Creek Services Map is a community resource map consisting of social and health services available to residents in the Jane-Finch/Black Creek community. Each Icon represents an organization or agency in the community that offers different programs and services.
211 Support
Do you need information about financial assistance, mental health support, employment support, childcare, housing, food, clothing and shelter? Find help at 211central.ca or call/chat/text/email 2-1-1.
SafeTO Zone 1 Community Safety map
This interactive map shows the wide range of community programs and services available across Northwest Toronto. Whether you’re looking for mental health support, youth programs, education, job opportunities, or other local services, this map is here to help you discover what’s available in your community.
This tool was created by the Jane/Finch Centre, in collaboration with the Sex Trafficking Prevention Group (STPG), and is funded by the City of Toronto.
Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS)
The Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) dispatches trained teams of multidisciplinary crisis workers to respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. It is a community-based, non-police response to mental health crisis calls and well-being checks.
Individuals experiencing or witnessing a mental health crisis can access the Toronto Community Crisis Service by calling 211 or 911. Appropriate calls will be dispatched based on the call location, dispatch criteria and availability of teams.
Food Supports and Resources
If you or someone you know is in need of food support, we've compiled a list of local food banks and other resources across Toronto. Please click here to access the information.
Jane/Finch Centre and community Reports
The Jane/Finch Centre works alongside community groups, residents, organizations and educational institutions on various reports. Click on the reports below to read more.
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Employment Strategies for Youth with Police Records in Jane-Finch
Final report, 2019.
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Community Hub and Centre for the Arts - Feasibility Study & Report
Final Report, 2019.
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The Jane-Finch Toronto Neighbourhood Task Force Response
Published 2015
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Our Collective Wellbeing Report - Anchor YorkU Initiative & REPORT
Final report, 2019
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Underutilized spaces Community Places Final Report
Final report, 2021
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The Jane Finch Initiative & JFC: Phase 1 Engagement Summary Report
Published 2021
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Connecting Seniors in Marginalized Communities During COVID-19
Published 2022
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Jane Street Road Safety Review: Equity-Driven Community Engagement
Final Report, 2023
Resume Target
Resume Target hosts a career resources page for students and participants of the Jane/Finch Centre. You can access that resources page here.
eSAFETYFirst TRAINING
eSafetyFirst has generously provided the Jane/Finch Centre with a limited number of free online training courses for our clients. These cover important topics such as health and safety awareness, workplace mental health, food safety, and more.
If you are a current client of the Jane/Finch Centre and are interested in accessing these trainings, please reach out to your program point of contact or email us at comms@janefinchcentre.org.
Thank you to eSafetyFirst for their generous contribution and support.
Additional Resources
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For seniors needing support accesing resources and services. Via North York Toront Health Partners.
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For anyone looking for a Family Doctor. Via North York Toronto Health Partners.
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Canada’s dental benefit for seniors.
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Red Cross’ pocket guide to psychological first aid.