53 & 63 Pape Ave. offer a total of 20 units plus shared living space and cater to frail seniors in need of full-time support. WoodGreen’s Community Care Unit provides 24-hour assistance with activities of daily living.
53 & 63 Pape Avenue
Cluster care sites with 10 units each, designed for frail seniors in need of full-time support.
Quick facts
Service Type: Housing & Homelessness, Seniors
Eligibility: Seniors 55+ in need of support with activities of daily living
Delivery: In person
Location: 53 Pape Ave. and 63 Pape Ave. , Toronto, ON
Partners: WoodGreen Housing, Local Health Integration Network for Assisted Living
Program description
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Location
53 Pape Ave.
Toronto, ON
M4M 2V6
63 Pape Ave.
Toronto, ON
M4M 2V5
Hours
24/7 assistance
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