Someone is hurt, a life is in danger, there is a fire, or a crime is happening. Police, fire and ambulance.
Call or text any hour if you are thinking of ending your life or cannot keep yourself safe. Free. A trained person answers.
Your city's help line. In Toronto it is open any hour and can find you an emergency shelter bed tonight and connect you to city services like Ontario Works (welfare). Peel, Halton and Durham have 311 too. York Region and Hamilton don't, so call 211 there.
Food, housing, welfare, legal help, mental health and more, anywhere in Ontario. Free, any hour, in many languages.
One fight club, two arms: youth 12–17, and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Gifts marked HOUSE OF BRASS go wherever the program needs them most.
That message line is how your gift lands in House of Brass and nowhere else.
Straight talk on receipts: we’re an incorporating not-for-profit, and official charitable tax receipts aren’t available until CRA registration completes. Corporate sponsorships don’t need receipts; they’re a business expense either way.
About House of Brass →Want it to go to one arm only? Use HOB YOUTH or HOB ALL ABILITIES instead.
Put your company’s name behind House of Brass: session sponsorship, gym-wall signage, program naming. Talk to us.
New or clean used kit, printing, trades and services. Tell us what you have.
Certified coaches, mentors, drivers, grant writers. Everyone working with youth or vulnerable adults completes a vulnerable sector check; we walk you through it. Raise your hand.
Certified, checked, paid coaching for both arms.
Specialist coverage for youth and adult athletes with disabilities.
Gloves, wraps, pads, headgear and adaptive kit that stays at the gym.
The education, employment and support work wrapped around the training.