Supportive Housing

In our projects Bathurst/Prince Charles, Caboto Terrace, Windward, we provide services to people with a variety of disabilities, including Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, and Spinal Cord Injury.

Our Bello Horizonte Project is unique in Toronto and services two groups of people: those with Huntington Disease, and people who require enhanced services. Consumers receiving enhanced services typically have lived at home or in institutions rather than on their own, so they require assistance directing their own care and learning to live more independently.

Away from home, our staff also provide services to consumers in their workplaces, schools and other places where they require personal assistance. This allows consumers to have jobs, go to school and pursue recreational activities.

Bathurst/Prince Charles Project

PACE Independent Living took over providing service in 1993 with the building still being run by National Council of Jewish Women.

Bello Horizonte Project

PACE Independent Living began services at Bello Horizonte in October 1996.

Caboto Terrace Project

The building was built by the Italian Canadian Benevolent Society and tenants are predominately Italian speaking seniors.

Windward Project

Windward was founded in 1981 and PACE began providing service in 1986.