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Our Mission

We meet women where they are and offer integrated services to help them lead empowered lives.

Our Vision

A future where every woman lives in safety, dignity and hope.

Our Values

  • We respect and value every voice.
  • We lead with empathy & compassion.
  • We champion inclusion.
  • We’re always adapting.
  • We advocate for all women.

Who We Are

Street Haven at the Crossroads is a multidisciplinary agency dedicated to supporting women on their journey toward safety, stability, and personal empowerment. The organization provides a continuum of care that includes emergency shelter services, supportive housing, addiction recovery programs, mental health supports, and skills training. Since 1965, Street Haven has served women across the Greater Toronto Area through both onsite and outreach community-based programs, meeting women where they are. Through an integrated and compassionate approach to service delivery, Street Haven helps women rebuild their lives with dignity, resilience, and hope.

Our History

2020s

Street Haven expanded during COVID, opened a hotel-based shelter, launched housing stabilization, and added trauma-informed psychotherapy and outreach. New provincial funding supported transitional housing. In 2025, Street Haven celebrates 60 years and purchases 93 Pembroke Street to deepen its historic downtown presence.

2010s

Street Haven maintained core programs and restructured its Learning Centre in 2019 into a Training Services program, focused on digital literacy, life skills, and employment readiness. This initiative reinforced confidence-building and pathways to education and employment for women facing systemic barriers.

2000s

Street Haven strengthened governance and policy frameworks. In 2006, founder Peggy Walpole passed away after 41 years of leadership. Her legacy shaped continued service expansion and strategic planning to support low-barrier programs for women recovering from trauma, homelessness, and addiction.

1990s

Street Haven expanded housing, acquired 91 Pembroke, and adopted a trauma-informed case management model in 1992. It strengthened continuity across services and improved individualized care. The Learning Centre moved to 67 Adelaide in 1997, offering basic literacy and skills training for women.

1980s

Walpole received the Order of Canada in 1980. Street Haven expanded housing, launched the Learning Centre in 1988, and relocated Grant House to Toronto. In 1989, it secured a 40-year lease at 607 St. Clair West to provide supportive housing for women.

1970s

Street Haven adopted a multi-service model and partnered with Correctional Services. In 1976, it opened Canada’s first women-specific residential addiction program, Grant House, named after Judith Grant. Walpole was recognized provincially for her leadership, including a medal of good citizenship in 1974.

1960s

Street Haven was founded in 1965 by nurse Peggy Walpole, who opened Toronto’s first emergency women’s shelter from her home. Her leadership established a multi-faith board and expanded services to 87 Pembroke, creating Canada’s first women-centred multi-service housing and recovery agency.

Our Founder

Peggy Ann Walpole

Peggy Ann Walpole worked as a nurse in the Emergency Room of St. Michael’s Hospital in the 1950’s. There she encountered many women who suffered from the debilitating effects of life on the street; violence, isolation, poverty and poor health. Peggy Ann was frustrated, knowing that once these women were treated and discharged, most had nowhere safe to go.

And so Peggy Ann founded Street Haven at the Crossroads in 1965, a drop-in centre where women could have a cup of coffee and access assistance, without judgement.

Next, she bought a stately old mansion on Pembroke Street and opened the first Emergency Shelter for homeless women in Toronto.  Over the years, Peggy Ann added supportive housing, residential and community addiction treatment and a learning centre to Street Haven`s roster of life-saving services. 

Peggy Ann devoted her life to our community’s most vulnerable women. She was awarded the Ontario Good Citizenship Medal and was appointed a member of the  Order of Canada. Peggy Ann Walpole died in 2006 but her legacy lives in the work we do at Street Haven, every day.

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  • This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
  • Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
  • @pridetoronto weekend is coming up and we are SO ready 🏳️‍🌈✨ Find us at the Church Street Fair on Friday June 26 + Saturday June 27, we've got games, prizes, and good vibes. Come by and say hi! Then on Sunday June 28, we'll be marching in the parade 🎉 We can’t wait to celebrate with you all 💛 #Pride2026 #TorontoPride #StreetHaven #ChurchStreet #Toronto #Community
  • We walked into a career fair and walked out completely inspired. ✨ Last Friday, Street Haven showed up to the Healthcare & Social Work Career Fair at @torontomet as Gold Sponsors, and wow, did it deliver. Hundreds of students, job seekers, employers, and educators all in one room, talking about the future of healthcare and social work. Connecting and networking. A huge thank you to @globaleventscanada_ , George William Wilobo and Caroline Nayebare for putting together an incredible career fair. And to every student or job seeker who swung by our table, thank you! We loved getting the opportunity to chat with so many of you. We are rooting for you all. 💛 See you at the next one! #HealthcareSocialWork #TMU #StreetHaven #CareerFair #SocialServices #WorkforceDevelopment #GlobalEventsCanada
  • To recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day, we think about the Indigenous women who have used our services at Street Haven over the years. Women who came to us in crisis and left with something steadier. Women we lost touch with and still wonder about. Women who came back. Women who didn't make it. 💛 Each of them brought something with them and they left a mark on this organization and on all of us who work here. We carry them with us. At Street Haven, we make sure Indigenous women always have access to services and supports across all our program streams: housing, shelter, mental heatlh, addictions, and training and employment programs. When an Indigenous woman needs a safe place, we have that place for her. To those women, past, present, and the ones we haven't met yet, today is for you. 🌿 If you're in Toronto, head to Fort York National Historic Site (250 Fort York Blvd) for the Indigenous History Month Celebration, 10 AM–5 PM. First Nations, Inuit, and Métis music, food, craft markets, and cultural performances. A beautiful way to spend the longest day of the year. Miigwech. 🌿 #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #NIPD2026 #StreetHaven #2Spirits #IndigenousWomen #Tkaronto #WomensShelter #AddictionServices #EmploymentandTrainingServices
  • Ever wondered what goes on inside Grant House?  Join Bianca, our Intake & Assessment Case Manager, as she tours us around Street Haven's Addiction and Mental Health facility. It's so much more than walls and rooms, it's where women take their first steps toward healing, one conversation at a time. 💛 Come say hi to Bianca and see what Grant House is really all about!  #StreetHaven #TorontoNonprofit #WomensHomelessness #GrantHouse #MentalHealthMatters #AddictionRecovery #BehindTheScenes #TorontoCommunity
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
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This Pride, we're celebrating 🏳️‍🌈 And we're telling the truth. Thousands of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Toronto still don't have a safe place to land. And that's something we can't scroll past. Street Haven was founded in 1965: the same year homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Canada. For women rejected by their families because of who they loved, we were there. We still are. In our shelters, our mental health and addictions programs, our supportive housing, and our employment programs, every door is open. Every service is inclusive. No exceptions, no judgment. 💛 This Pride, go beyond the parade. Advocate. Donate. Demand better. Because Pride isn't just a celebration, it's a call to action. #StreetHaven #TorontoPride #Pride2026 #2SLGBTQIA #PrideWithPurpose #Toronto #SafeSpace
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Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
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Meet Kim, Fatima, Dera, and Jen; four members of our Housing Outreach Team 🏠 Ask any of them what a typical day looks like, and you’ll get the same answer. There isn't one. One hour you're helping a client track down the documents she needs to apply for housing. The next you're deescalating a crisis. Then you're on the bus helping someone get their ID. Then back to emails and landlord follow-ups. And underneath all of it: the reality that people on Ontario Works receive just $390/month toward housing. That the waitlists are long. That landlord discrimination is real. That the barriers stacked against the women they support are significant, but this team shows up anyway. Fatima puts it like this: her work is about helping people "rescue the human soul and bring it to life." Dera says she sees herself in the women she supports and stays because she knows what it means to need someone in your corner. Kim says housing isn't just a roof. It's the foundation for everything else. That's what this team carries with them every single day. We're so grateful they do. 💙 #StreetHaven #HousingOutreach #HousingFirst #WomenSupportingWomen #EndHomelessness #Toronto #Nonprofit
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@pridetoronto weekend is coming up and we are SO ready 🏳️‍🌈✨ Find us at the Church Street Fair on Friday June 26 + Saturday June 27, we've got games, prizes, and good vibes. Come by and say hi! Then on Sunday June 28, we'll be marching in the parade 🎉 We can’t wait to celebrate with you all 💛 #Pride2026 #TorontoPride #StreetHaven #ChurchStreet #Toronto #Community
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@pridetoronto weekend is coming up and we are SO ready 🏳️‍🌈✨ Find us at the Church Street Fair on Friday June 26 + Saturday June 27, we've got games, prizes, and good vibes. Come by and say hi! Then on Sunday June 28, we'll be marching in the parade 🎉 We can’t wait to celebrate with you all 💛 #Pride2026 #TorontoPride #StreetHaven #ChurchStreet #Toronto #Community
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We walked into a career fair and walked out completely inspired. ✨ Last Friday, Street Haven showed up to the Healthcare & Social Work Career Fair at @torontomet as Gold Sponsors, and wow, did it deliver. Hundreds of students, job seekers, employers, and educators all in one room, talking about the future of healthcare and social work. Connecting and networking. A huge thank you to @globaleventscanada_ , George William Wilobo and Caroline Nayebare for putting together an incredible career fair. And to every student or job seeker who swung by our table, thank you! We loved getting the opportunity to chat with so many of you. We are rooting for you all. 💛 See you at the next one! #HealthcareSocialWork #TMU #StreetHaven #CareerFair #SocialServices #WorkforceDevelopment #GlobalEventsCanada
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We walked into a career fair and walked out completely inspired. ✨ Last Friday, Street Haven showed up to the Healthcare & Social Work Career Fair at @torontomet as Gold Sponsors, and wow, did it deliver. Hundreds of students, job seekers, employers, and educators all in one room, talking about the future of healthcare and social work. Connecting and networking. A huge thank you to @globaleventscanada_ , George William Wilobo and Caroline Nayebare for putting together an incredible career fair. And to every student or job seeker who swung by our table, thank you! We loved getting the opportunity to chat with so many of you. We are rooting for you all. 💛 See you at the next one! #HealthcareSocialWork #TMU #StreetHaven #CareerFair #SocialServices #WorkforceDevelopment #GlobalEventsCanada
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To recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day, we think about the Indigenous women who have used our services at Street Haven over the years. Women who came to us in crisis and left with something steadier. Women we lost touch with and still wonder about. Women who came back. Women who didn't make it. 💛 Each of them brought something with them and they left a mark on this organization and on all of us who work here. We carry them with us. At Street Haven, we make sure Indigenous women always have access to services and supports across all our program streams: housing, shelter, mental heatlh, addictions, and training and employment programs. When an Indigenous woman needs a safe place, we have that place for her. To those women, past, present, and the ones we haven't met yet, today is for you. 🌿 If you're in Toronto, head to Fort York National Historic Site (250 Fort York Blvd) for the Indigenous History Month Celebration, 10 AM–5 PM. First Nations, Inuit, and Métis music, food, craft markets, and cultural performances. A beautiful way to spend the longest day of the year. Miigwech. 🌿 #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #NIPD2026 #StreetHaven #2Spirits #IndigenousWomen #Tkaronto #WomensShelter #AddictionServices #EmploymentandTrainingServices
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To recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day, we think about the Indigenous women who have used our services at Street Haven over the years. Women who came to us in crisis and left with something steadier. Women we lost touch with and still wonder about. Women who came back. Women who didn't make it. 💛 Each of them brought something with them and they left a mark on this organization and on all of us who work here. We carry them with us. At Street Haven, we make sure Indigenous women always have access to services and supports across all our program streams: housing, shelter, mental heatlh, addictions, and training and employment programs. When an Indigenous woman needs a safe place, we have that place for her. To those women, past, present, and the ones we haven't met yet, today is for you. 🌿 If you're in Toronto, head to Fort York National Historic Site (250 Fort York Blvd) for the Indigenous History Month Celebration, 10 AM–5 PM. First Nations, Inuit, and Métis music, food, craft markets, and cultural performances. A beautiful way to spend the longest day of the year. Miigwech. 🌿 #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #NIPD2026 #StreetHaven #2Spirits #IndigenousWomen #Tkaronto #WomensShelter #AddictionServices #EmploymentandTrainingServices
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Ever wondered what goes on inside Grant House?  Join Bianca, our Intake & Assessment Case Manager, as she tours us around Street Haven's Addiction and Mental Health facility. It's so much more than walls and rooms, it's where women take their first steps toward healing, one conversation at a time. 💛 Come say hi to Bianca and see what Grant House is really all about!  #StreetHaven #TorontoNonprofit #WomensHomelessness #GrantHouse #MentalHealthMatters #AddictionRecovery #BehindTheScenes #TorontoCommunity
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