Algoma District Services Administration Board

Contact: Linda Ambeault, Director of Operations
Kelly Gioia Integrated Services Access Unit Manager
Office phone: 705-842-5808 x214
Fax: 705-842-3747
Email:lambea@adsab.on.ca
Website: www.adsab.on.ca
Address: R.R. #1, 1 Collver Rd. Little Rapids, Thessalon, ON P0R 1L0

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Service description
Eligibility Criteria

All avenues have been exhausted
The clients are in the process of being evicted and their landlord has agreed to stop the eviction proceedings

Application procedure: The client completes an application with an integrated services worker. It takes two days to process an application.

Repayments: The clients come directly to the office and can give repayments in cash or cheque. It then goes to the head office.

Funded by: Ministry municipal affairs and housing

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