2339 Dufferin St. is part of St. Hilda’s Seniors Community, a multi-faith, not-for-profit senior residence managed by WoodGreen. It offers independent housing for seniors 59+, with both affordable market and Rent-Geared-to-Income options.
Important: All applications for Rent-Geared-to-Income must be completed through the City of Toronto’s centralized waiting list.
Accessibility: Accessible building with elevators and modified units.
All Rent-geared-to-income applications must be completed through the City of Toronto’s Centralized waiting list:
ApplyFor additional information or support on participation or completing the application, please contact us through our General Inquiries page.
A transitional housing program for men 55+ with a history of being unhoused and mental health or addiction issues. We provide safe housing and wrap-around supports to help clients build new skills and rebuild a sense of community.
800 Vaughan Rd (Homes for Good) is a supportive housing program within St. Hilda's Seniors Community that offers 78 units for seniors 59+.
2 Laxton Ave. is a mid-rise apartment building with 52 units. There are 22 studio and 30 one-bedroom units. New units will be administered through the COHB Program and community referrals.
Three-storey building and basement with 16 residential suites.
This location has 11 bachelor units for single occupants.
1080 Queen St. East is a 9-unit Cluster Care site for Seniors through a partnership between WoodGreen Community Services and Michael Garron Hospital.
2353 Dufferin St - Lewis Garnsworthy Residence, managed by WoodGreen Community Services, offers a mix of affordable market and Rent-Geared-to-Income units for seniors 59+.
1070 Queen St E., Jack Layton Seniors Housing, offers 175 independent living units and three separate Cluster Housing areas for seniors who need closer support.
The Bathurst St. site offers seven bachelor and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced periods of being unhoused and are recovering from mental health challenges.
The Gerrard St. East site offers 36 mixed units with open-concept layouts for seniors 59+.
Cedarvale Ave. offers 59 units to seniors experiencing poverty and who have been precariously housed or unhoused.
1119 Gerrard St. East, Heather Terraces, offers 29 mixed units for seniors.
The Coxwell Ave. site offers 2 two-bedroom units and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced being unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges.
137 Sears St. has 17 units and offers independent living.
17 Renwick Cres. is a mixed-unit site for single occupants, seniors and families. It offers 80 units, including apartments and townhouses.
The Mutual St. site offers seven bachelor and 13 one-bedroom units for individuals who have have been unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges.
444 Logan Ave., Ray McCleary Towers, is a mixed-unit site for seniors, offering 167 independent units.
54 & 63 Pape Ave. offer cluster care sites for seniors in need of full-time support. Each building has 10 units and shared living space.
55 Pape Ave. offers 63 mixed units for families, seniors and single occupants.
The Lewis St. site offers 15 bachelor units for individuals who have been unhoused and who are recovering from mental health challenges.
The Queen St. East site offers 36 mixed units for single occupants.
Operated in partnership with Fife House, Wellesley Central Residences has 112 mixed units and offers supportive housing for Fife House clients living with HIV/AIDS and seniors receiving WoodGreen assisted living services. It also hosts an 11-unit transitional housing program for individuals living with HIV/AIDS and who are working toward permanent housing.
WoodGreen operates five Seniors’ Active Living Centres where clients can enjoy educational workshops, exercise classes and recreational activities.
These programs offer individual, clinical supports to people aged 55 and older living with mental health and/or substance use issues, cognitive issues (i.e. dementia), frailty, and other psychogeriatric conditions related to the aging process. 
Our team delivers hot and frozen meals to seniors and adults living with disabilities. We also provide at-home security and wellness checks and help with accessing local services.
This program provides transportation, social visits and safety services to seniors and adults living with disabilities.
Personal support services are available to seniors living in WoodGreen’s residential buildings.
This program provides seniors with door-to-door escorts to medical appointments, as well as translation services.
On-call crisis intervention and outreach for older adults (65+) with dementia, addictions or mental illness. Our response team is available daily from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
We offer supervised group activities for dependent adults living with Alzheimer’s, disabilities or frailty. On-site support services include leisure activities, meals and personal care.
Promoting health and wellbeing for caregivers through individual counselling and group support.
This helpline supports seniors facing isolation and crisis, as well as their families and caregivers.
This program provides transportation, social visits and safety services to seniors and adults living with disabilities.