Quick facts

Service type: Child Care & Family Services
Age groups: Infants, Toddlers, Preschool
Delivery: In person
Fee: Please see our fee breakdown below.
Program dates: Year-round (closed on stat holidays)
Partners: Ontario Ministry of Education, Toronto Children’s Services, Every Child Belongs, Toronto Public Health

Program description

Enderby Child Care opened in November 2006 as part of the Ontario government’s Best Start initiative to promote early learning and development. WoodGreen operates this program on behalf of the City of Toronto. The centre provides children with a safe and welcoming environment and a broad range of interactive and positive experiences that nurture growth in all areas. Program staff include Early Childhood Educators (RECEs) registered with the College of Early Childhood Educators and Early Childhood Assistants.

Fee breakdown

See our fee breakdown here.

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Supporting resources

Learn more about children’s programs in Toronto here.

 

Learn more about meals provided at WoodGreen child care centres here.

Location

 

Enderby Child Care Centre

118 Enderby Rd.

Toronto, Ontario

M4E 2S7

 

 

How you can help

To volunteer, please contact volunteer@woodgreen.org. Donations are graciously accepted through the WoodGreen Foundation.

Ready to participate?

Registration

 

Contact us to be added to our waitlist.

Contact information

Jessica Wong

Central Manager, Child Care & Family Services

(416) 645-6000 ext. 1158
jwong@woodgreen.org

Hours

Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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