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Aurora House is here to support women who are rebuilding their lives after trafficking, exploitation, or abuse. If you are seeking safety, need a confidential place to stay, or want to discuss whether Aurora House is the right fit, we are here to help.

Our home is located at a confidential address in East Toronto. All inquiries are handled with care, respect, and privacy.

Who We Support

Aurora House provides transitional housing and wraparound support to women who:

  • Have experienced human trafficking, exploitation, or gender-based violence

  • Are over 18 years old [children 12 and under may reside at Aurora House with their parent/legal guardian]

  • Are able to live independently and collaboratively in a shared home

  • Are motivated to take steps toward stability, recovery, and long-term housing

  • Can participate in case management, safety planning, and community programming

If you’re not sure whether you or your client meets the criteria, please reach out—our team can help determine the best next step.

What We Offer

Residents at Aurora House receive:

  • Safe, confidential housing for up to one year

  • Personalized case management and safety planning

  • Support navigating legal, immigration, and healthcare systems

  • Life skills coaching (budgeting, employment preparation, daily living)

  • Connections to mental-health supports and community programs

  • Access to food, clothing, transportation assistance, and basic needs

  • A compassionate environment where women can heal, rebuild, and plan for the future

Aurora House is a transitional home—not an emergency shelter. If you require immediate help, please contact local emergency services or a crisis line.

How to Get Help

Aurora House accepts both self-referrals and referrals from community agencies.
If you are seeking support—either for yourself or on behalf of someone you’re working with—you can use the referral form below. All inquiries are confidential and handled with care.

INTAKE QUESTIONNAIRE (For Individuals & Agencies)

Whether you are:

  • a survivor reaching out for yourself, or

  • a frontline worker, case manager, or community agency supporting a client,

please use our Intake Questionnaire to begin the process.

A member of our team will follow up as soon as possible to discuss eligibility, next steps, and available support.

Intake Questionnaire