Located in Keelesdale at 1652 Keele Street (near Keele St. and Rogers Rd.), Keele Community Hub offers a range of services as part of the Toronto Strong Neighbourhood Strategy and Community Coordination Plan. The City will host pop up community events and the hub also offers services through a variety of not-for-profit partners. For more information contact 416-392-2981 by phone or email neighbourhoods@toronto.ca.
A multi-service agency providing year-round programs and services to local youth to meet their needs and empower them to reach their full potential.
Telephone Number: 416-653-3311
Woman Abuse Council of Toronto
Collaborates with community organizations and the community to drive systemic change towards ending violence against women through dedicated education, research and policy development, and community mobilization.
Telephone Number: 416-944-9242
Provides youth and family programming, settlement services, student and family advocate programs, youth mentorship programs youth outreach worker programs, and other programs for youth, families, refugees, and immigrants.
Telephone Number: 416-544-1992
Provides a wide spectrum of services in the social, settlement, health, service referrals, form completion, translation of documents, Health Promotion workshops, Food programs, Community Kitchen, Food Market, Community Garden, Senior’s Group, Zumba, Tax Clinics and community events.
Telephone Number: 416-651-9166
Keele Community Hub Partners lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
Dawes Road Library Branch located at 416 Dawes Rd. (near Dawes Rd. and Victoria Park Ave.) will be reconstructed and expanded to create a new community hub that will include City services. All public spaces will be revitalized to ensuring they meet the needs of the vibrant community. Construction is scheduled for completion in 2026. Contact 416-396-3820 by phone or email drstaff@tpl.ca.