Every month the Middlesex-London Health Unit publishes a list of free meals around the city.
Click here to open the February calendar PDF in a new browser window.
Click here to open the February list of free meal locations PDF in a new browser window.
In 2005, the Ontario government passed the Accessbility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). This act will make goods, services, places and employment accessible for all Ontarians. The changes required by the act will be rolled out over a number of years.
Accessible Customer Service
Beginning January 1, 2012, LMHC follows the AODA Customer Service Standard.
LMHC Policy
LMHC is committed to providing equal treatment for people with disabilities who use our services. Click here to open our Accessible Customer Service Policy in a new browser window. For more information about our best practices, please contact our office or speak to one of our staff.
Alternate Formats
We have alternate formats of all of our customer service information (forms, letters, etc.), to meet your needs. To make a request for accessible customer service in an alternate format, click here to open a PDF of the request form in a new browser window.
Customer Feedback
We welcome your feedback about the accessibility of our customer service. You can give us feedback by telephone (519-434-2765), fax (519-679-7000), in writing, by email to feedback at london-housing.ca, or in person. Click here to open a PDF of our Customer Feedback Form in a new browser window.
Every month the Middlesex-London Health Unit publishes a list of free meals around the city.
Click here to open the January calendar PDF in a new browser window.
Click here to open the January list of free meal locations PDF in a new browser window.
LMHC publishes a quarterly newsletter for tenants called Folks and Facts.
Click here to open a PDF of the winter issue of Folks and Facts in a new browser window.
For previous issues of Folks and Facts, visit the Folks and Facts page.
Every month the Middlesex-London Health Unit publishes a list of free meals around the city.
Click here to open the December calendar PDF in a new browser window.
Click here to open the December list of free meal locations PDF in a new browser window.
Every month the Middlesex-London Health Unit publishes a list of free meals around the city.
Click here to open the November calendar PDF in a new browser window.
Click here to open the November list of free meal locations PDF in a new browser window.
Every month the Middlesex-London Health Unit publishes a list of free meals around the city.
Click here to open the October calendar PDF in a new browser window.
Click here to open the October list of free meal locations PDF in a new browser window.
LMHC publishes a quarterly newsletter for tenants called Folks and Facts.
Click here to open a PDF of the fall issue of Folks and Facts in a new browser window.
For previous issues of Folks and Facts, visit the Folks and Facts page.
Listening to the Snake Lady
Playing at the splashpad
Playing at the splashpad
Playing at the splashpad
Making friends with the Snake Lady's snakes
Listening to the Snake Lady
Making friends with the Snake Lady's snakes
Every summer the London and Middlesex Housing Corporation runs a free daycamp for children of our tenants at our family sites in London.
The program consists of arts, crafts, sports, games, drama, special events and day trips, and is open for six weeks in July and August.
This summer the children enjoyed visits from the London Public Library Bookmobile, Mad Science, and London Fire Services.
We also visited Adventures on Wonderland, East Park and the splashpad at the Forks of the Thames, where the Snake Lady taught us about snakes, frogs, spiders and turtles.
Every month the Middlesex-London Health Unit publishes a list of free meals around the city.
Click here to open the September calendar PDF in a new browser window.
Click here to open the September list of free meal locations PDF in a new browser window.