Services for seniors in Toronto
21 organizations are listed here for services for seniors in toronto. 20 of them publish a way to approach them, and together they are in 41 online spaces.
Ways to approach them: 30 have office phone, 8 have organization email, 8 have contact page, 8 have application form, 2 have contact form.
Where they are: 29 on Website, 3 on Newsletter, 2 on Facebook, 2 on Instagram, 1 on X, 1 on YouTube.
Every fact was read from the organization’s own pages and carries the date it was read. Nothing here was taken from a platform that forbids it.
Toronto Public Library - Volunteering (Leading to Reading, Teen Councils, Seniors E-Connect)
TPL volunteer roles for teens: one-to-one reading help for children (Leading to Reading), Teen Councils, and helping older adults with technology (Seniors E-Connect).
Toronto · checked 30 September 2026 · everything we know
City of Toronto
The municipal government of Canada's largest city; its Toronto Public Service runs services from transit planning, water and roads to child care, long-term care, parks, recreation, fire and paramedics.
Toronto · checked 30 September 2026 · everything we know
Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program at Toronto Public Health dental clinics
Free dental care for low-income seniors (exams, X-rays, fillings, cleaning, some root canals, extractions and urgent care for pain) at about 25 Toronto Public Health and community health centre dental clinics.
Toronto · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Distress Centres of Greater Toronto (408-HELP line)
A phone line open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, where trained volunteers support you through emotional distress, loneliness, abuse or thoughts of suicide, with calls in 8 languages and check-in calls for seniors.
Toronto · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Parkdale Community Food Bank
A food bank at 5 Brock Avenue (rear unit) in Parkdale where you choose your own groceries, including fresh produce, bread, meat, vegetarian options, personal care items and pet food, plus a delivery program for people who cannot leave home.
Toronto · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
City of Toronto Free Centres and free drop-in recreation
The City has 43 Free Centres, community recreation centres in lower-income neighbourhoods where all City-run registered and drop-in programs are free for every age, and many other centres offer free drop-in leisure swimming, skating and more.
Toronto · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) program and Seniors Co-Payment Program
Ontario's public drug plan pays most of the cost of more than 5,900 prescription drugs for seniors and other groups, and a low-income seniors option removes the yearly deductible and lowers the fee to $2 per prescription.
Ontario-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
CRA My Account (sign up for your Canada Revenue Agency online account)
Your free online Canada Revenue Agency account, the main route for many benefits: you can apply for child benefits, fill out Part A of the disability tax credit application, see how your benefits were calculated, and update your address and other personal information.
Canada-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)
Federal dental coverage that pays all or part of the cost of exams, cleanings, fillings, root canals, crowns, dentures and oral surgery (braces are not covered).
Canada-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
GAINS (Guaranteed Annual Income System) for Ontario seniors
A monthly, non-taxable Ontario payment of up to $92 a month for seniors with low income, on top of their federal OAS and GIS.
Ontario-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) for low-income seniors
A monthly tax-free payment on top of the Old Age Security pension for seniors 65 and older with low income, up to $1,138.90 a month for a single person for October to December 2026.
Canada-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Old Age Security (OAS) pension
A monthly federal payment for seniors aged 65 and older who have lived in Canada long enough; for October to December 2026 it is up to $762.50 a month at ages 65 to 74 and up to $838.75 at 75 and over.
Canada-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Toronto Central Healthline
Directory of health and community services for Toronto (East York, Etobicoke, North York, Toronto, Scarborough) run by Ontario Health atHome, with a Submit Content route for listings.
Toronto · checked 30 September 2026 · everything we know
Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC)
Largest social housing provider in Canada and second largest in North America, wholly owned by the City of Toronto; about 92,000 residents in 41,000+ low- and moderate-income households across 106 of Toronto's 158 neighbourhoods; 90% of households pay rent-geared-to-income. Units are allocated through the City's centralized waiting list (MyAccesstoHousingTO).
Toronto · checked 30 September 2026 · everything we know
Assistive Devices Program (ADP)
Ontario usually pays 75% of the cost of equipment and supplies for long-term physical disabilities, such as hearing aids, mobility aids, prosthetics, communication and visual aids, diabetic, respiratory and ostomy supplies, and home oxygen.
Ontario-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (report a scam or fraud)
The federal centre that takes reports of fraud, scams and cybercrime, from victims and from people who saw it happen.
Canada-wide · checked 3 October 2026 · everything we know
Health811 (Ontario's free health advice line)
Ontario's free and confidential health line: talk to a registered nurse, any time, or find health services and information.
Ontario-wide · checked 3 October 2026 · everything we know
Toronto Seniors Helpline
One phone number (and web chat) to find health services, community supports and crisis services for seniors; a crisis team can visit a senior at home, make a plan to solve the problem and connect them to supports.
Toronto · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
Free tax clinics (CRA Community Volunteer Income Tax Program, CVITP)
Volunteers at community organizations do your tax return for free if you have a modest income and a simple tax situation, at walk-in, drop-off or by-appointment clinics.
Canada-wide · checked 2 October 2026 · everything we know
9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline
Canada's suicide crisis line: call or text 988 to talk with a trained crisis responder, any time of day or night.
Canada-wide · checked 3 October 2026 · everything we know
Government of Canada Benefits Finder (Canada Child Benefit, GST/HST credit and other supports)
Anonymous filter tool on canada.ca listing 157 federal and provincial supports by need (job loss, housing, family, disability, health, retirement), audience (newcomers, students, seniors, Indigenous Peoples, veterans) and province, with links out to each program. Entry point for finding child and family benefits such as the Canada Child Benefit and GST/HST credit.
Toronto · checked 30 September 2026 · everything we know
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