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Grants are offered to help low-income households who face disconnection from gas and electricity.
NIP helps individuals manage their income and ensure that their rent and other bill payments are made on time.
Mail/Message services; telephone access; Internet/word processing; translation/interpretation; government/TCHC form-filling; information/warm referral; online resource directory; case management; peer-to-peer activities; community events/festivals; skill–building workshop.
In 1969, a group of community residents founded Neighbourhood Information Post because they wanted to ensure that low-income individuals and households had access to information and resources so that they could be empowered to improve the quality of their own lives.
Five decades later, from helping local community members and newcomers access resources, supporting the development of community leaders and volunteers, to providing financial assistance and housing support to people throughout the City of Toronto, NIP remains a vital agency in the eastern downtown core in Toronto.
Please keep in mind:
This is only a guide to see if you are a good candidate for a Toronto Rent Bank grant. Completing this does not guarantee approval of a grant from the Toronto Rent Bank Program.
Please answer all the questions as truthfully as you can.
If you have questions, please give us a call at 416-397-7368 from Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM or email us at torontorentbank@nipost.org.