Adelaide Resource Centre for Women

I stayed there for a night. It was really bad experience. The shelter was dirty and open windows, dirty washrooms . People were peeking through the windows.

Many of the staff members and clients needed a lot of my help, which is why I had stayed there for such a long time.

Dropin centers are essential for women. We need more of them. The real shelters force women to wash all their clothes (even those requiring drycleaning). They also force women to apply for welfare and then give 50% of it to the city. So yes the ARC is a lifeline to women who are poor but still want dignity. The cleanliness is not so great, there is no personal space and harrassment from clientele. But the alternative is ...

This place is not a shalter it is a drop in for women. The staff here are nice but the safety here is concerning. But there are some rude staff here to.

*319E at 67E work *302Simi:Computer;315Wumi(Aisha):Computer;303Xiaomi: (Lunch and entrance Security);511Dean: Lunch and entrance Security;611Alor(maintenance):CleanerAnd entrace security;309Labaz(Morgan):CleanerAnd entrace security;*319E at 67E work *310Simi:Computer;315Wumi(Aisha):Computer;Xiaomi: (Lunch and entrance Security);Dean: Lunch and entrance Security;Alor(maintenance):CleanerAnd entrace security;Labaz(Morgan):CleanerAnd entrace security;Adelaide Resource Centre for Women:Peilanyu,67 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5C 1K6**Homeless Shelter **Open and stay11:30pm-5:30am;Comeback forBreakfast, lunch, dinner,Dessert;Rest of Time, don't stay at room;