Supportive Housing Services
Supportive Housing provides support for persons with mental health and/or addictions concerns.
This application form is NOT for non-mental health supported housing. To apply for
non-mental health housing, please see the TBDSSAB website. When applying for
Supportive Housing, the applicant must:
- Must be 16 years of age or older
- Be willing to live within the City of Thunder Bay when service is received
- Be willing to accept some level of support from the housing provider
Addictions and Concurrent Disorders Services
Addictions and Concurrent Disorders provides services to individuals experiencing on-going
addiction(s) that interferes with daily life. When referring to an Addictions Management
Program, the applicant must:
- Must be 12 years of age or older
To apply for this service please call 684-5100 and speak to an intake worker or see the
Sister Margaret Smith Centre page for more information.
Purpose for Collection and Use of Personal Health Information (PHI)
We collect, use, and disclose PHI only for the purposes of identifying the appropriate service needs as
well as:
- Collecting relevant information contained in the records maintained by the organizations associated
with The Access Point Northwest.
- Making referrals to the associated agencies for services, and to fulfill other purposes required or
permitted by law.
- Sending this application to any agencies that will be providing services.
- Disclosing the PHI to a person or organization other than those associated without consent in
limited circumstances required by law, such as emergencies of child welfare concerns.
- Use of de-identified PHI about applicants to plan and deliver services, for program evaluation, for
statistical purposes, and for reporting to our funders.
Privacy Officer
If there are any questions or concerns about privacy, please contact the program manager or our Privacy
Officer with The Access Point Northwest at (807)-624-3400. If there are still concerns, please contact
the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner at 1400-2 Bloor St E, Toronto, ON M4W 1A8, (416)
326-3333.