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05 November 2024
WoodGreen Community Services' statement on the passing of Murray Sinclair
WoodGreen Community Services is deeply saddened by the passing of Murray Sinclair, former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. A champion for social justice and Indigenous rights, Murray’s legacy of healing and empowerment continues to inspire our work. We honour his contributions and remain committed to advancing his vision for reconciliation.
Read29 October 2024
'Youth Success Conference' to Launch in Toronto, Offering Students Pathways to Career Success and Resilience
WoodGreen Community Services, MLSE Launchpad, and Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre, are excited to announce the upcoming inaugural Youth Success Conference Mino Bimaadziwin (translated to the Good Life) on Wednesday, October 30, 2024 from 9 am to 3 pm.
Read02 October 2024
WoodGreen Community Services applauds the expansion of the Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS)
WoodGreen Community Services applauds Mayor Olivia Chow, the City of Toronto and the Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) as it expands city-wide, offering essential, community-based mental health support to residents in need.
Read15 August 2024
WoodGreen Community Services Applauds Selection for Ontario Women's Economic Security Program Funding
WoodGreen Community Services in partnership with George Brown College is proud to be a recipient of the Women’s Economic Security Program. We wholeheartedly thank the Ontario government for their generous 3-year investment toward our CNC/Precision Machining Program at George Brown College.
Read02 August 2024
Statement from WoodGreen’s Vice President of Housing Growth, Development & Asset Sustainability Mwarigha, on the federal government’s selection of Affordable Housing Fund
WoodGreen Community Services is grateful to be selected through the federal government’s Affordable Housing Fund (AHF) repairs and renewals funding stream, ensuring the repair and modernization of aging properties in WoodGreen’s community housing portfolio. This sector investment of $105 million for the repair of 5,235 affordable homes includes building retrofits, upgrading aging building service and energy-consuming systems, and modernization of WoodGreen affordable buildings.
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