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Housing Referral Services The housing referral services listed below are services that help individuals and families on limited incomes, who live in London. We invite you to visit the website of each referral services for more information by clicking on the link or contact by telephone. |
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Tel . 519-786-3211
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Tel . 519-473-2222 Toll Free: 1-800-811-5146 A legislated central service funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health to help seniors and others to find the appropriate placements in long-term care facilities and/or to access available home support service.
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Convert-To-Rent (CTR)/Rehabilitation Program Tel.519- 645-7662 This program offers financial assistance to property owners with vacant or unused commercial space to help pay for construction of self-contained rental units to provide affordable housing to low income households.
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Tel. 519-452-4138 The Housing Office compiles a list of available student accommodation in the private market that is made available through the Fanshawe Student Services Department off Campus.
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Tel. 519-455-6623 A non-profit, non-governmental organization that builds new homes for low income families. |
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Tel. 519-432-2211 There is no office location for Information London. It is owned and operated by the Health Care Services. Information and referral services can be found on their website
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Tel. 519-432-1801 A non-profit community resource centre provides support services to individuals, with a particular focus on employment, housing and referral to other community agencies and help in the organizational development of voluntary community groups and emerging non-profits. |
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Tel. 519-434-3344 A non-profit housing service that assists people on a low or limited income finds affordable private market rental accommodations. The registry recruits landlords/local property management companies on an on-going basis in order to link appropriate clients to available apartments, rooming houses and sharing arrangement in the City of London.
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Tel. 519-642-3999 A charitable organization that assists individuals with physical disabilities to achieve a meaningful and dignified life. The March of Dimes Canada help people who have a disability late in life due to multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, stroke, or persons who have post-polio syndrome.
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Rent Bank Services Tel. 519-661-0343 ext. 300 As of January 3, 2006 The Salvation Army, Centre of Hope, administers the Rent Bank program. This program is a one-time interest free loan available to qualified applicants to sustain their tenancies and avoid eviction. All interest-free loans are paid back through a payment plan arranged at the time of application. For more information, regarding criteria and the application process contact the Centre of Hope. To apply for this program please click on the Centre of Hope Salvation Army link. |
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THAW (The Heat And
Warmth Program) Tel.519- 661-0343 ext. 300 As of January 3, 2006 The Salvation Army, Centre of Hope, administers the THAW program. This program provides emergency financial relief to cover the cost of utility bills during the winter months. To apply for this program please click on the Centre of Hope Salvation Army link.
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| University of Western Ontario (UWO) Referral Services |
Tel.519-
661-3550 Listings of current available student accommodation in the private market may be viewed in the Off-Campus Housing Office from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., seven days a week. Locations are listed in Room 109 in the Elgin Hall.
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| Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Assistance Programs (CMHC) |
Toll Free:1-800-704-6488 The Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP) offers forgivable or repayable loans to upgrade low-income housing to livable standards. Other programs are available to help low-income and older adults, people with disabilities and native peoples live in decent, affordable housing.
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