Community Hubs are accessible community meeting places for people to come together to build community, with shared resources and integrated services between multiple providers and in partnership with the residents and the communities being served. Hubs offer a wide range of spaces for local community groups to meet, hold events and workshops and can also include programs, supports and services from non-profit organizations. Community Hubs listed below are led, owned and operated by the City of Toronto.
Located in Keelesdale at 1652 Keele Street (near Keele St. and Rogers Rd.), Keele Community Hub is approximately 22,000 square feet and 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.
Keele Community Hub Partners lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
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
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
Located in Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown at 21 Panorama Court (near Kipling Ave. and Panorama Crt.), Rexdale Community Hub is approximately 77,000 square feet and offers a range of services across 6 partner agencies and is co-located with the Rexdale Employment & Social Services office.
Rexdale Community Hub Partners lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
Enhances lives in the Jamestown and Rexdale community by providing accessible and responsive programs, services and supports.
Telephone Number: 416-740-3704
Delta Family Resource Health Centre
Provides targeted services and supports to empower marginalized and diverse communities in Northwest Toronto, including parents, children, youth, seniors and Black communities.
Telephone Number: 416-747-1172
Rexdale Community Health Centre
Provides comprehensive health care services to support physical, economic, social and mental well-being of the community in Northwest Toronto.
Telephone Number: 416-744-0066
Rexdale Community Legal Clinic
Provides accessible legal services and advocacy to low-income residents in North Etobicoke, aiming to ensure social justice and community empowerment.
Telephone Number: 416-741-5201
Supports immigrant, refugee, and newcomer women and their families by providing essential services and facilitating integration into Canadian society.
Telephone Number: 416-745-0062
Located in Woburn North neighbourhood at 705 Progress Avenue (near Progress Ave. and East Highland Creek River), the Progress Avenue Community Hub is approximately 20,000 square feet and offers a range of services across 7 partner agencies. The hub is co-located with City of Toronto Shelter and Support Services emergency shelter and a Housing Now development.
Progress Avenue Community Hub Partners lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
Canadian Tamil Youth Development Centre
Improves the lives of Tamil youth by collaborating with educational institutions, parents, and professionals to promote academic successes. Provides a safe space for youth to engage in various programs to foster healthy living skills, educational excellence, and personal development.
Telephone Number: 416-431-4100
Punjabi Community Health Services
Dedicated to providing a culturally and linguistically responsive health, social, and settlement services. Offer range of programs, including mental health support, addiction services, geriatric care, and newcomer assistance.
Telephone Number: 905-677-0889
South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario
Provides culturally sensitive legal services to low-income South Asian communities, covering areas such as immigration, tenancy, employment, and income supports. Engages in advocacy and law reform initiatives to address systemic discrimination and improve access to justice for racialized communities.
Telephone Number: 416-487-6371
Council of Agencies Serving South Asians
Supports South Asian communities through advocacy, research, and leadership on social justice issues. Aims to empower communities by addressing systemic discrimination and promoting equitable access to resources and opportunities.
Telephone Number: 647-932-1001 ext. 114
Dedicated to fighting food insecurity by rescuing, repurposing, and distributing surplus food to marginalized communities. Serves weekly meals and runs additional programs, such as food pantries and community gardens.
Telephone Number: 416-551-0910
Carefirst Seniors and Community Services Association
Provides a comprehensive range of healthcare and community support services to serniors. Programs include adult day services, chronic disease management, elder abuse prevention, and supportive housing.
Telephone Number: 416-502-2323
South Asian Autism Awareness Centre
Provides culturally responsive autism services to diverse families, focusing on those who face barriers to accessing care. Offers range of programs including ABA therapy, speech therapy, and caregiving support to help individuals with autism reach their full potential.
Telephone Number: 416-289-0100
Located in Dufferin Grove at 980 Dufferin (Southwest corner of Bloor St. W. and Dufferin St.), Bloor-Dufferin Community Hub is approximately 20,000 square feet and will offer a range of services across 5 partner agencies. The hub is also co-located with a Toronto Children’s Service childcare facility.
A comprehensive list of Hub Tenants and the services provided will be available once the Hub is open (estimated Q2 2026).
Bloor-Dufferin Community Hub Partners will lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
Located in Blair Hill-Belgravia at 1880 Eglinton Avenue East (near Eglinton Ave. E. and Victoria Park Ave.), Golden Mile Community Hub will be approximately 30,000 square feet and will offer a range of services across 8 partner agencies.
A comprehensive list of Hub Tenants and the services provided will be available once the hub is open (estimated 2028).
Golden Mile Community Hub Partners lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
Located in South Parkdale, near Dufferin Street and Queen Street West, Parkdale Community Hub will be approximately 23,000 square feet and span across three blocks to provide a range of community services and programs. The hub will be co-located with a City of Toronto Parks and Recreation community centre, a Toronto Public Library facility, and a Housing Now development. More information for Parkdale Hub can be found through CreateTO.
A comprehensive list of Hub Tenants and the services provided will be available once the Hub is open (estimated Q1 2029).
Located in the Moss Park neighbourhood at 309-345 George Street (near the intersection of Gerrard St. E. and George St.), George Street Community Hub will be approximately 23,000 square feet and will offer a range of services across 4 partner agencies. The hub will be co-located with a City of Toronto long-term care facility, a City of Toronto Shelter and Support Services emergency shelter, and a Housing Now development. The development of the George Street Hub is occurring alongside the George Street Revitalization (GSR) project.
A comprehensive list of Hub Tenants and the services provided will be available once the Hub is open (estimated Q4 2029).
George Street Community Hub Partners will lease space through the Community Space Tenancy Program.
Located in O’Connor-Parkview neighbourhood at 416 Dawes Road (near Dawes Rd. and Victoria Park Ave.), the Dawes Road Community Hub will be approximately 20,000 square feet and will be co-located with the Dawes Road Library Branch. As part of the 20,000 square foot space, the hub will be 5,500 square feet and the library will occupy the third floor of the newly constructed building. The hub will be reconstructed at the current library location and the hub will be managed by the City of Toronto.
A comprehensive list of services provided will be available once the Hub is open (estimated Q4 2026).
For questions related to this project, please contact 416-396-3820 by phone or drstaff@tpl.ca by email.
View the Service Delivery Model, Community Engagement Strategy.