Access to provincial rent supplements (case-by-case basis)
Support with ODSP/OW/CPP/OAS applications and communications
WoodGreen Rent Bank loans and rent supplements (case-by-case basis)
WoodGreen Housing Application
To apply for WoodGreen housing, please complete this application form.
Applications must be accompanied by proof of status in Canada (i.e., birth certificate, Canadian passport, Permanent Resident card, Refugee Claimant form). Applications can be submitted to the Housing Help office by fax (416) 645-6484 or mailed to:
WoodGreen Housing Help
650 Queen St. E.
Toronto, ON M4M 1G5
For more information or support in filling out the application, please contact us.
This site offers seven bachelor and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges
This site offers 2 two-bedroom units and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges
This site offers seven bachelor and 13 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges.
In person
Individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges
Operated in partnership with Fife House, this site has 112 mixed units and offers supportive housing for Fife House clients living with HIV/AIDS and frail seniors receiving WoodGreen assisted living services. It also hosts an 11-unit transitional housing program for individuals living with HIV/AIDS and working toward permanent housing.
Offered in partnership with Neighbourhood Link, this program helps people obtain basic identification to access health care, sources of income such as pensions, and other services.
Emergency response, advocacy and housing relocation for individuals and families who have experienced housing emergencies, including fire, flood, sewage back-up, developer relocation and illegal eviction.
Drop in, by phone, in-person appointment, in the community
Individuals and families residing in Toronto and experiencing housing emergencies
A transitional housing program for men 55+ with a history of homelessness and mental health or addictions issues. We provide safe housing and wrap-around supports to help clients build new skills and recreate a sense of community.
In person, virtual, on the phone
Men 55+ who have experienced mental health or substance use issues, street involvement, homelessness and unstable housing