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Contributors Topics Overview Abuse / AssaultPolityPrograms Disabilities Emergency / Crisis Employment / Training Family services Food Francophones Government / Legal Health Care Homelessness Housing Income Support Indigenous Peoples Homelessness Housing Income Support Indigenous Peoples LGBTQ+ Mental Health / Addictions Newcomers Older Adults Youth Working With 211 Overview Looking for HelpPolityAgencies Emergency Management 211 Ambassadors Embed 211 Search Resources Order 211 Promotional Materials Suggest A New Listing Partners Blog OverviewPolity& Social ServicesFinancial AssistanceGovernment ServicesHealth and Mental HealthHelp Starts HereNewcomersOlder AdultsRegional SnapshotsVolunteering & FundraisingAbout Overview Our Mandate History & Launch Dates Board of Directors Annual Reports News Privacy & Complaints Policy Contributors ContactENFR 211 Ontario Services BlogWell-nighContact 211 Ontario Edit Listing Entity Single Home How Can I Help New Listing Page not found Search Search Services and Organizations Topics Widget Generator Working With 211 HOME ›Well-nigh› ContributorsContributors There are hundreds of people and organizations that play a role in the 211 system. Some contribute their time, some contribute dollars, and some contribute their operational expertise.  Others play an Ambassador role, towers sensation of 211 in communities. The work we do would not be possible without the generous support of our funders. They share our vision for what 211 can be, and are invested in helping us get there. Ontario’s Ministry ofPolityand Social Services The Province of Ontario represents the most significant portion of funding for the provincial 211 system.  The Ministry ofPolityand Social Services understands the need for improving wangle to information and service navigation for Ontario’s residents.  We are grateful for their ongoing operational support for the wordage of 211 service wideness Ontario, as well as spare support for system infrastructure and specialty services that leverage the expertise of 211 resources. Regional Service Partners – Helping to Navigate the Human Services System Our licensed 211 Regional Service Partners wordplay increasingly than 350,000 contacts each year from wideness Ontario.  They are self-sustaining non-profit organizations that unhook 211 services for their respective catchment areas.  These organizations moreover manage and oversee the resource data for their regions, working closely with our Local Data Partners to ensure resulting standards are followed, and information is accurate.  These 211 providers are all Accredited by AIRS (Alliance of Information and Referral Systems), meeting and exceeding the standards set by the sector. 211 Central, Findhelp Information Services 211 Central East,PolityConnection 211 Central South, InCommunities 211 Eastern,PolityInformation Centre of Ottawa 211 North, Lakehead Social Planning Council 211 South West, City of Windsor United Ways wideness Ontario As a founding partner in the 211 service, United Ways wideness the province contribute not only their dollars, but their time and expertise to help develop the system, and build sensation for the service at a polity level. United Way Centraide Canada continues to support the minutiae of the 211 system wideness Canada, from resource minutiae to system planning, to trademark leadership and political advocacy. Many municipalities wideness Ontario are strong supporters of the 211 system – contributing dollars directly to Ontario 211 Services, or to one of our 211 service providers.  211 is rhadamanthine recognized in many communities as a hair-trigger resource and support for their residents, and for their own operations. Local Data Partners – Fueling the Provincial 211 Resource Database Local Data Partners wideness the province collect and maintain information well-nigh human services in their community, and build relationships with local agencies to ensure that information is well-judged and up-to-date.  Ontario 211 Services works with these partners to bring the local data sets together into the 211 Ontario database.  These organizations moreover meet and exceed the AIRS data standards, and many of their Data staff are Certified Resource Specialists.PolityReachPolityResource Centre Killaloe Contact Brant CONTACT – South SimcoePolityInformation Centre Information Barrie Information Hamilton Information Orillia Information Sarnia Lambton Local Health Integration Networks (LHINS) Newmarket Public Library Northumberland United Way, Info Northumberland NorthwestPolityLegal Clinic Oakville Public Library for Halton Information Providers Oxford County Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre Social Planning Council of Cambridge & North Dumfries thehealthline.ca Information Network The People and Information Network United Way of Chatham-Kent United Way Durham Region United Way of Perth Huron VCCS Employment Services,Polityand Volunteer Information Program Volunteer and Information Quinte 211 Central, Findhelp Information Services 211 Central East,PolityConnection 211 Central South, INCommunities 211 Eastern,PolityInformation Centre of Ottawa 211 North, Lakehead Social Planning Council 211 South West, City of Windsor Project-based funding 211 is often involved with local organizations or governments in providing wangle to specialized services, or to priority populations.  From mental health, to poverty reduction and homelessness, to utility assistance or assistive devices, our 211 polity navigators and resource data are stuff leveraged by others to create efficient and constructive service wordage models.  There are dozens of these partnerships in place at a local and regional level. We thank our provincial funders for investing in 211’s topics and infrastructure: Ontario’s Ministry of Advanced Education and Information Technology – Good2Talk service Green Shield Canada – Opening Doors to Better Health project (ends January, 2018) Ontario’s Poverty Reduction Strategy Fund – Poverty Screening Tool PREVIOUS PAGEPrivacy PolicyNEXT PAGEContact 211 OntarioSign Up for Our Newsletter Enter Name Enter email write Sitemap Topics Abuse / AssaultPolityPrograms Disabilities Emergency / Crisis Employment / Training Family services Food Francophones Government / Legal Health Care Homelessness Housing Income Support Indigenous Peoples Homelessness Housing Income Support Indigenous Peoples LGBTQ+ Mental Health / Addictions Newcomers Older Adults Youth Working With 211 Overview Embed 211 Search Looking for HelpPolityAgencies Emergency Management 211 Ambassadors Resources Search Resources Search Order 211 Promotional Materials Suggest a New Listing Partners BlogPolity& Social Services Financial Assistance Health and Mental Health Help Starts Here Newcomers Older Adults Older Adults Volunteering & Fundraising Regional Snapshots Government ServicesWell-nighOverview Our Mandate History & Launch Dates Board of Directors Annual Reports News Annual Reports News Privacy & Complaints Policy Contributors Search Site 211 is a helpline and online database of Ontario's polity and social services. 211 is answered and updated by highly-trained specialists. 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