City of Toronto
Start with Toronto Public Health prenatal programs
Find prenatal education, nutrition programs and young-parent groups.
A local route through pregnancy, settlement and family support.
You do not need to contact everyone. Pick one starting point and ask for help with the next connection. These local services do not automatically serve other cities.
Ask which prenatal or home-visiting program fits. HBHC and NFP state that OHIP is not required; each has other conditions.
City of Toronto
Find prenatal education, nutrition programs and young-parent groups.
City of Toronto
Voluntary home-visiting support for families who need extra help.
City of Toronto
Nurse support through first-time parenting.
Age criteria differ. A program worker can explain your options and intake process.
Jessie’s — The June Callwood Centre for Young Women
One place to ask about counselling, school, housing, parenting and everyday essentials.
Abiona Centre for Infant & Early Mental Health
Residential and community supports connect young parents with housing, learning and infant mental-health services.
Rosalie Hall
Pregnancy support connects counselling, parenting, education and housing options.
Ask about family questions and confirm the funded service that applies to your status.
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto
Individual settlement help and connections to language, employment and community programs.
TNO — The Neighbourhood Organization
Navigation and referrals for healthcare, employment, education and social services.
COSTI Immigrant Services
Settlement workers offer orientation, interpretation, form assistance and referrals.
Choose between everyday essentials, learning at home and pregnancy or parenting groups.
Yonge Street Mission
Parenting support and baby supplies, with nursery care while parents use Evergreen services.
Working Women Community Centre
Home-based support helps mothers build children’s early learning and school-readiness skills.
Rexdale Women’s Centre
Eating for Two and Feeding with Love connect expectant and new mothers with group support.
Explore parent-and-child learning or ask about developmental support.
Government of Ontario
Free Ontario programs for children from birth to six and their parents or caregivers: play, stories, learning and community connections.
Child Development Institute
Early-years programs bring children and caregivers together, with educators who can help with referrals.
Child Development Institute
Age-specific services address emotional, behavioural and learning-related mental-health needs.