The Clubhouse is dedicated to the recovery of individuals living with mental illness.  Open 365 days a year, we offer comprehensive mental health, wellness, employment, education, and social recreation programs and services.

We are committed to helping people to stay out of hospital and achieve their goals. In 2024-25 the Clubhouse supported 1175 members on their path to recovery.

The Community Place Hub in Weston is an inclusive, multi-generational one-stop shop for health and social services, created to meet the diverse needs of its high-rise suburban neighborhood where access to care is limited.

The Hub reduces barriers like poverty and isolation by connecting residents with essential supports through partnerships that deliver accessible, community-based services. In 2024, the Hub made over 2,000 service referrals, served 25,110 meals, and recorded 20,851 attendance days, along with thousands of additional drop-in visits.

Progress Place’s Seniors Programs offer a welcoming community space for individuals aged 55+ living with mental health and/or complex health issues. Members participate in engaging programs and activities, enjoy nutritious meals, build meaningful social connections, and access vital resources, healthcare, and support.

To meet the growing need to support vulnerable seniors to age at home successfully, in 2024 we partnered with Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation to expand our weekly, clubhouse-modelled Seniors Program Day to four TSHC buildings. Now serving nearly 400 seniors, the program has provided 7,825 healthy, affordable meals, supporting wellness, connection, and independence for older adults.

The Warm Line, Canada’s first of its kind, is a confidential and anonymous peer support service available by phone, text, and online chat for adults seeking a compassionate, understanding ear. Staffed by trained peers with lived experience of loneliness, isolation, and anxiety, the Warm Line offers genuine connection when it's needed most.

In 2024–25, we supported adults feeling isolated or lonely through 20,089 interactions, more than double our annual target. This was made possible by one-time funding that allowed us to extend service hours by two additional hours each day.

The Double Recovery program offers safe and anonymous support through weekly informal, peer-based meetings for people living with co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse.

In 2024-25 we offered 571 weekly meetings virtually and in-person at various Toronto locations attended by 4899 anonymous participants.

Progress Place provides 138 formerly homeless or underhoused people with safe and affordable supported housing coordinated through The Access Point, in partnership with St. Michaels Hospital, CAMH, and Toronto Community Housing.