Eligibility: Seniors 55+ experiencing or at risk of being unhoused, who are able to live independently and have applied through the City of Toronto Coordinated Access/PATHS waiting list.
Location: Cedarvale Ave. , Toronto, ON
Building description
Cedarvale Ave. offers 59 permanent housing units to seniors experiencing poverty, unhoused, or precariously housed situations.
The facility provides 24/7 support and staffing and individual mental health and financial counselling, in addition to WoodGreen’s existing east-end services.
On-site personal support:
Residents have access to a 24/7 staff support.
Other support services available at this location:
Connecting residents to trusted local agencies for health care, housing, legal aid, or employment
Support with rent or housing challenges, including referrals, advice, and financial assistance
Nutritious meals provided daily to support health and well-being
One-on-one support to access services, set goals, and manage daily challenges
Assistance with clutter and pest control to help keep your home safe and comfortable
Trained staff who help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or taking medication
Social and recreational activities for older adults, including fitness classes, games, and community events
Space and support for practising your faith and honouring your cultural traditions
Immediate crisis support for mental health, violence, or personal emergencies
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Individuals interested in applying for this WoodGreen Supportive Housing location must go through the City of Toronto Coordinated Access/PATHS application process/waiting list.
For any information or support on how to participate or how to fill out the application, please contact us through our General Inquiries page.
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