Ontario Works Brantford

Homelessness Prevention Program
Contact: Jo Cupoli-Atanas - Director of Income Support Ontario Works
Telephone: 519-759-3199 x 6267
Office phone: 519-759-3330 X6244
Toll Free Phone: Hamilton Intake Screening Unit: 877-869-8452
Fax: 519-759-5796
E-mail: jatanas@brantford.ca
Web Address: www.city.brantford.on.ca/housing
Address: 220 Colborne, St.Brantford, Ontario N3T5R7
Accessibility: Fully Accessible

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Description of service:
Housing Resource Centre: Provides assistance to any low-income person 16 yrs or over to find and retain
or retain housing.

listings of private and rent-geared-to-income rental housing
information on emergency shelters and Tenant Protection Act
interest free loans to prevent eviction
temporary accomodation in emergency shelters for homeless individuals

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