The Salvation Army Maxwell Meighen Centre has been providing services in the heart of Toronto for over 110 years. Early records indicate that in 1923 we provided space for 98 men. Over the years, we have grown and now accommodate 378 men (pre-covid). Description HISTORY: The Salvation Army Maxwell Meighen Centre has been at this location for approximately 100 yrs and was originally the Training College for Salvation Army Officers (Ministers). This Centre was newly renovated in 1994 and is currently undergoing another renovation to have one main entrance to better serve all clients.
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In Toronto, six Salvation Army shelters—Maxwell Meighen Centre, New Hope Leslieville, The Gateway, Florence Booth House, Evangeline Residence and Islington Seniors' Shelter—offer an open door, welcome and support to people in crisis. The Gateway Maxwell Meighen Centre Islington Seniors' Shelter Latest News Kindness is a Catalyst November 13, 2023 World Kindness Day reminds us that kindness is more than a polite gesture; it's a catalyst for bridging gaps and creating connections that are vital for the cultivation of peace. Kindness is uniquely universal. Agency Information Salvation Army, Greater Toronto Housing and Homelessness Supports Programs / Services Available at this Location Maxwell Meighen Centre Emergency shelter, housing supports and addiction services. Our original logo shows our history, originally 5 separate shelters, Hope Shelter, The Gateway, Florence Booth House, Evangeline Residence, and Maxwell Meighen Centre, which integrated into Toronto Housing & Homeless Supports (THHS) in 2014.
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News Release February 22, 2021 The City of Toronto is working closely with Toronto Public Health (TPH) and The Salvation Army to manage an outbreak of COVID-19 at the Maxwell Meighen Centre, a shelter funded by the City and operated by The Salvation Army. Crisis 416-338-4766 - Central Intake Fax 416-366-6984 Web Site http://www.torontohhs.org/shelters/maxwell-meighen Mailing Address 135 Sherbourne St Toronto, ON, M5A 2R5 Canada Languages English, Spanish, Other languages may be available Fees Hostel free ; call for details on residence Documents Required May vary; contact for information Toronto, ON, M5A 2R5 Salvation Army Site Location: Maxwell Meighen Centre; Cross street: Sherbourne St and Queen St E; Open in Google Maps Hours of Operation Open 24/7 Mon-Sun 24 hours Service Area(s) Greater Toronto Area. New Search Suggest Update. Links. Home (Ivan Arsovski/CBC) City officials say a COVID-19 case at a Toronto homeless shelter has been identified as a variant of concern. The case is at the Maxwell Meighen Centre, a shelter funded.
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The Maxwell Meighen Centre, a downtown Toronto shelter funded by the city of Toronto and operated by the Salvation Army, is pictured here on Feb. 23, 2021. The shelter is one of 34. Maxwell Meighen Centre now closed to new admissions, city says Muriel Draaisma · CBC News · Posted: Feb 23, 2021 6:19 AM EST | Last Updated: February 24, 2021 There are now 29 COVID-19 cases.
On Feb. 13, the city reported that there was one variant of concern at the Maxwell Meighen Centre, a shelter funded by the city but run by the Salvation Army on Sherbourne Street near Queen Street. Main Office Get in touch with Toronto Housing and Homeless Supports at: 135 Sherbourne St Toronto, ON M5A 2R5 Phone: (416) 366-2733 ext. 241 Staff Directory Contact one of our staff members directly through our staff directory. Send a Message Complete the following form and we'll be in touch with you soon:
First COVID19 variant of concern identified at Toronto shelter CTV News
Watch Live COVID-19 outbreak at downtown Toronto homeless shelter is growing Exterior view of the Maxwell Meighen Centre, a shelter funded by the City of Toronto and operated by The. Phone: 14163662733. Website: www.torontohhs.org. Address: 135 Sherbourne St, Toronto, ON M5A 2R5, Canada. City: Toronto, Ontario. The Centre also operates a Primary Support Unit (PSU), a 10-bed crisis stabilization unit that provides transitional support from a non-medical, crisis stabilization perspective that will allow clients to mobilize.
