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The face of poverty is changing. WoodGreen provides solutions.
WoodGreen is one of the largest social service agencies in Toronto, delivering a broad range of integrated programs — from physical, mental health and disability services to affordable housing and employment initiatives. For 85 years, we have worked with communities and policy makers to reduce poverty, enhance self-sufficiency, and promote health and wellbeing across the city.
As a United Way Anchor Agency with a proven track record, we are part of a network of local organizations striving to develop innovative solutions to critical social needs.
Our Impact
37,000
Individuals served anually
750+
Staff
1000+
Social housing units at 20 properties
460+
Children served in our child care centres
1,112+
People found Employment with our support
2,529
Newcomers received settlement support
17,475
Volunteering hours from our 674 active volunteers
1,660
Seniors participated in our Senior's Active Living Centres
What drives someone to support WoodGreen? One donor’s story
All over Toronto, people are helping others, lifting up their neighbours however they can. One
of those people is Norm Fraser.
A long-time Toronto resident, Norm deeply values supporting the very real efforts of those
seeking to bring real change to real people.
Deciding which organization would best convert his donation into making a difference was
key.
Latest News and Updates
12 March 2024
WoodGreen celebrates International Women’s Day with a $2 million gift from The Raymond Chang Foundation for Homeward Bound
WoodGreen celebrated International Women's Day with an art installation at CIBC SQUARE followed by a special announcement for Homeward Bound.
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This dad helps parents of kids with developmental disabilities fight for their children’s success
Raising a child with a developmental disability can feel like walking a lonely road without a map.One father is guiding parents down the path.
Read28 February 2024
Newcomer women find their voice through storytelling at WoodGreen
They’re women who seem to have very little in common, but they are helping one another find the words to describe an experience they all share: being a newcomer in Canada. WoodGreen’s program, Her Wellness for Success, uses language to support newcomer women as they transition to life in a new country.
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