Services

Before you register for our services, please consider the following:   

What is food insecurity?
Food insecurity is the inadequate or insecure access to food due to financial constraints. It is a serious problem in Canada that negatively impacts physical, mental, and social health, and costs our healthcare system considerably. 

Are you interested in advocacy work? Are you looking to get involved with the local community?

This new collaborative initiative will present interviews with local organizations and serve as a resource for individuals who want to learn more about how to get involved in advocacy work.

The Residential Tenancy Agreement (Standard Form of Lease) is the standard lease that Ontario landlords must use when they are renting out a private residential unit, and entering into a tenancy agreement with a tenant. It includes 17 sections and an Appendix with some basic information.

SHAC has put together the Learning Your Lease document (PDF below) to walk you through these different sections to help you better understand your lease!

Scroll down or click here for an interactive map of the stations and services listed below.

All stations and services listed are Guelph-based; please check individual businesses for COVID protocol, operating hours, and other details.

Your CSA Bike Centre staff have created how-to and maintenance videos to help you take care of your bike at home!

→ Looking for more how-to resources? Check out BikeRide.com for a listing of comprehensive bike repair videos.

In 2017, the CSA ran a referendum question that supports the collection of a mandatory fee of $0.90 per semester from undergraduate students with the intention of supplying free menstrual hygiene products. These products, that include pads and tampons, are offered at many highly accessed female and universal washrooms on campus free of charge.

Leases —

Types of Lease Agreements:

When renting with roommates, there are two types of leases: