WoodGreen’s unique housing model
WoodGreen is Toronto’s largest non-municipal affordable housing provider. We offer seniors, newcomers, youth, individuals with disabilities, psychiatric survivors and people with a long history of homelessness the opportunity to thrive in safe, affordable housing. WoodGreen owns and manages 28 housing sites in the city, where residents have access to the full basket of our supportive services.
Located in Weston Village, Weston Common provides homes for 26 artists and artist-led families, who live and work in affordable units adjacent to the hub.
Located on the waterfront, these homes are situated within a larger condominium development.
Located in the Christie and St. Clair neighbourhood, its spaces include artist live/work studios, an event venue with unique architectural appeal, the Peter MacKendrick Community Gallery and office spaces for a range of arts, community and environmental organizations.
Home to community-based non-profit organizations, an artist-run gallery and private artist residents, this mixed-use facility is a fixture in the Parkdale neighbourhood that provides space for countless arts-based programs and initiatives.
West Queen West offers tenants safe, secure and sustainable spaces, plus a garden space along Crawford Street.
This location has 11 bachelor units for single occupants.
Also known as Jack Layton Seniors Housing, this site offers 175 independent living units and three separate Cluster Housing areas for frail seniors.
This site offers seven bachelor and 11 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges.
This site offers mixed units for seniors.
540 Cedarvale Ave. offers 59 units to seniors experiencing poverty and homelessness or who are precariously housed.
Also known as Heather Terraces, this location offers 29 mixed units for seniors.
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.
This location has 17 units and offers independent living for single occupants.
A mixed-unit site for single occupants, seniors and families. It offers 80 units, including apartments and townhouses.
This site offers seven bachelor and 13 one-bedroom units for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges.
Also known as the Ray McCleary Towers, this is a mixed-unit site for seniors, offering 167 independent units.
Cluster care sites for frail seniors in need of full-time support. Each building has 10 units and shared living space.
This location offers 63 mixed units for families, seniors and single occupants.
This site offers 15 bachelor units for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are recovering from mental health challenges.
This location offers 36 mixed units for single occupants.
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.
WoodGreen’s food bank program distributes non-perishable food items and pet food on a weekly basis.
This program provides housing support services and long-term case management to former residents of Tent City.
We accept and process applications for our WoodGreen Housing Buildings. We also manage and update our housing waitlist for those interested in WoodGreen Housing.
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.
A solution to help non-profit housing providers build more affordable homes.
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Housing & Homelessness Services
650 Queen Street East
Toronto, ON
M4M 1G5