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    The document provides a summary of adjustments made to Toronto homeless shelters in 2009, including changes in bed capacity and per diem rates. Specifically, it notes that: 1) Homes First Society became the new operator of a 60-bed coed shelter, taking over from Scarborough Hope Centre. 2) WoodGreen reduced the capacity of its family shelter from 120 to 106 beds at its own request. 3) A men's shelter run by Native Men's Residence saw its per diem rate reduced to $54.70 after renovations. 4) St. Simon's shelter temporarily increased its capacity by 30 beds to 87 beds to operate through the 2009/2010 winter season.

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    The document provides a summary of adjustments made to Toronto homeless shelters in 2009, including changes in bed capacity and per diem rates. Specifically, it notes that: 1) Homes First Society became the new operator of a 60-bed coed shelter, taking over from Scarborough Hope Centre. 2) WoodGreen reduced the capacity of its family shelter from 120 to 106 beds at its own request. 3) A men's shelter run by Native Men's Residence saw its per diem rate reduced to $54.70 after renovations. 4) St. Simon's shelter temporarily increased its capacity by 30 beds to 87 beds to operate through the 2009/2010 winter season.

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    The document provides a summary of adjustments made to Toronto homeless shelters in 2009, including changes in bed capacity and per diem rates. Specifically, it notes that: 1) Homes First Society became the new operator of a 60-bed coed shelter, taking over from Scarborough Hope Centre. 2) WoodGreen reduced the capacity of its family shelter from 120 to 106 beds at its own request. 3) A men's shelter run by Native Men's Residence saw its per diem rate reduced to $54.70 after renovations. 4) St. Simon's shelter temporarily increased its capacity by 30 beds to 87 beds to operate through the 2009/2010 winter season.

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    APPENDIX G

    2009 IN YEAR ADJUSTMENTS REPORT


    SHELTER 2009 COUNCIL APPROVED BED CAPACITY 60 2009 COUNCIL APPROVED PER DIEM RATE IN YEAR ADJUSTMENT* EXPLANATION

    COED/MIXED SHELTERS HOMES FIRST SOCIETY- 3576 ST. CLAIR AVE. E.

    $48.66 Change of Shelter Operator

    The previous operator, Scarborough Hope Centre Inc. advised the City they were no longer able to operate the shelter program. Through an Expression of Interest process, Homes First Society was selected to be the new operator. The shelter capacity remained the same at 60 beds.

    FAMILY/REFUGEE SHELTERS WOODGREEN RED DOOR

    120

    $57.90 Shelter capacity reduced to 106 beds

    The capacity was reduced from 120 beds to106 beds at the request of the agency. Given the physical layout of the building, the shelter was never able to achieve full occupancy. The per diem rate for the shelter was increased to $65.00; however due to the capacity reduction, there was no net impact to the 2009 approved budget.

    MEN'S SHELTERS NATIVE MEN'S RESIDENCETUMIVUT/ SAGETAY

    22

    $71.00 Per diem rate reduced to $54.70

    In 2009, Sagatay re-opened after undergoing renovations. This site was previously known as Tumivut Youth Shelter. The shelter capacity remains the same at 22 beds; however the per diem rate was reduced, pending receipt of a business case from the operator to support the enhanced program model.

    ST. SIMONS SHELTER

    57

    $50.90 Shelter capacity In January 2009 at the request of the City, St. Simons mens shelter expanded their temporarily increased to program to include 30 additional temporary beds. The beds will continue to operate through 87 beds the 2009/2010 winter season and will be discontinued in April 2010.

    SEASONAL SHELTERS UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENT (WEEKENDS ONLY)

    65

    $40.85 Shelter capacity increased to 75 beds

    The capacity was increased from 65 to 75 beds. The agency submitted a business case to Hostel Services requesting to add the 10 beds and also requesting support to enhance the homeless services offered at the site.

    WOMEN'S SHELTERS NELLIE'S WOMEN'S SHELTER

    20

    $61.85 Shelter funded capacity The Ministry of Community and Social Services uploaded the funding of 10 Violence Against reduced to 10 beds Women beds, effective November 2008.

    * All increases are within the 2009 Approved Operating Budget

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