Progress Place is dedicated to the recovery of people living with mental illness and we offer a comprehensive network of programs and services that support people living with mental illness rejoin the worlds of friendships, family, employment and education.

We are committed to helping people stay out of hospitals, achieve their recovery goals and contribute to the communities in which they live.

An inclusive space for people of all ages, the Community Place Hub in Weston is a health access hub offering a comprehensive continuum of programs, services, health access supports and resources in collaboration with the Weston Mount Dennis Service Providers’ Network.

For people 55+ living with mental health issues and/or complex health issues, Progress Place’s Seniors Program provides a welcoming community space to gather for programs, activities, enjoy meals, develop social connections, and access resources, healthcare and support.

The Warm Line is a confidential and anonymous peer support phone, text, and online service for adults in need of a friend with an empathetic ear. It is operated by peers who have experienced loneliness, isolation and anxiety.

For people living with co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse, the Double Recovery program offers safe and anonymous support through weekly informal, peer-based meetings. Meetings are offered virtually as well as at various locations in downtown Toronto.

We provide safe and affordable supported housing coordinated through The Access Point, in partnership with St. Michaels Hospital, CAMH, and Toronto Community Housing.