OUR SOLUTIONS
Housing
We provide housing and shelter for men, women and children who live in extreme poverty, are marginally housed or are homeless. Learn More

Health
We help connect community members to food security, healthcare services, including mental health and addiction support. Learn More

Income
We offer a variety of training programs for people who are seeking sustainable and meaningful employment. Learn More

Ending Homelessness
We believe we can end chronic homelessness in Toronto. Learn More

OUR RESULTS
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people access our programs and services every day

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free community meals served, with support of volunteers

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people received training to improve income and employability.

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people were provided safe consumption and harm reduction support and 339 lives were saved by reversing overdoses
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people were provided emergency safe shelter
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people moved from homeless to housed
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There are several ways to donate to Fred Victor. Consider individual giving, tribute giving, corporate giving or tax smart giving as your next good deed.
There are several ways to donate to Fred Victor. Consider individual giving, tribute giving, corporate giving or tax smart giving as your next good deed.
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OTHER WAYS TO HELP
ENDING HOMELESSNESS
Fred Victor believes in a Toronto where everyone has a safe place to call home. We strive to support each person on their journey out of homelessness by providing the right opportunities for everyone. Whether it is through offering secure and affordable housing, addressing issues around mental health and addiction, or connecting individuals and families to other support services, we are committed to delivering tangible solutions that lead to positive outcomes.
Fred Victor’s approach to addressing homelessness is grounded in the principles of Housing First and client-centered support. We believe that secure and stable housing is the foundation upon which people can rebuild their lives. Our strategy encompasses rapid housing placement, tailored support services, and connecting people to opportunities for personal and economic growth.
Fred Victor’s approach to addressing homelessness is grounded in the principles of Housing First and client-centered support. We believe that secure and stable housing is the foundation upon which people can rebuild their lives. Our strategy encompasses rapid housing placement, tailored support services, and connecting people to opportunities for personal and economic growth.
WHERE TO FIND US
We provide a wide range of services across 25+ locations in Toronto.
NEWS & PUBLICATIONS
Seven Ways You Can Help People Experiencing Homelessness During Hot Weather
Extreme heat is a health risk. Heat-related illness includes heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat rash and muscle cramps. Other heat-related symptoms include dizziness, nausea, fainting, headache, rapid breathing and heartbeat, and extreme thirst.
Although heat-related illness is preventable, extreme heat contributes to an average of 120 premature deaths every summer in Toronto. People experiencing homelessness are especially at risk.

Hidden Homelessness in Canada – Why Couch Surfing Is Not a Solution
Hidden homelessness means living temporarily with others, or in unsafe or unstable conditions, without secure, permanent housing. It can include couch surfing, living in vehicles, staying in motels, or living in overcrowded housing.

Seeing the Whole Person: Mental Health and Homelessness in Canada
There is a strong connection between homelessness and mental health. This article discusses how mental health challenges can both lead to and result from homelessness—often worsening without support. It also explores how Fred Victor addresses these challenges through housing, outreach, and crisis services that help people move toward stability.

Women’s Homelessness in Canada: Causes, Challenges, and Solutions
Explore the current state of women’s homelessness in Canada, the challenges they face, and practical solutions to address the crisis.

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