A New Home for Help & Services in the Community

The project proposed to introduce 342 non-profit housing units to the site. The non-profit housing will be affordable rental units, owned by Community Affordable Housing Solutions (CAHS) and operated by St. Clare’s Multifaith Housing Society. The affordable rental units will meet the City of Toronto’s and CMHC’s definition for affordable rental housing and be kept affordable for 99 years.

CAHS is a federally incorporated nonprofit that was created in 2020, in a partnership between St. Clare’s and Habitat GTA.

1,322 m² of Public Parkland.

700 m² of Daycare Space.

New housing options for the neighbourhood.

Haven, a key non-profit organization and community hub within this immediate corridor in Etobicoke, will have additional facility space to expand its programs and introduce new ones to meet evolving community needs.

The new space will support with delivering their current programs with expanded capacity: First Care, Food Bank, Haven’s Closet, Haven Helping Seniors & Hope with Wheels.

Haven will also introduce new programs with additional facility space: Community Drop-in Space and Education Centre. The Community Drop-In Space will provide spaces for social and community based groups.

The proposed retail will be Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore, a non-profit home improvement retail store which sells home furnishings, appliances and renovation materials at lower-than-market prices.

New community hub spaces for social, religious, and community-based groups.