WoodGreen Child Care Centres

Over 700 children are enrolled throughout WoodGreen’s 8 child care centres.

It is difficult for parents to find child care that they can trust. WoodGreen provides a safe, stimulating and enriching early learning environment where children are cared for by professionally trained staff giving parents peace of mind. Our curriculum is based on the most up-to-date practices and is designed to respond to each child's individual needs and interests. Parental involvement is an integral part of our program.

We offer 8 child care locations in the east end of Toronto, along with nursery school spaces, a summer camp program and parenting programs. Committed to continual learning and excellence, we work with a variety of partners to deliver our many child care services.

The Bruce/WoodGreen Early Learning Centre is noted as a model for the future by Dr. Charles Pascal in his ground-breaking report on full-day early learning.

Organic, healthy food is provided at all WoodGreen child care centres everyday thanks to Real Food For Real Kids.

WoodGreen Youth Programs

WoodGreen has a variety of free and unique youth programs to offer assistance to youth who are new to Canada and are looking for work, fun social outings, homework help, and to learn new skills.

Neighbourhood Programs and After 4 Child Care:
With two locations, our After 4 child care program includes healthy lifestyle activities, homework clubs and the opportunity to participate in fun outings with a network of volunteers from the community.

Newcomer Youth Services:
Newcomer Youth Services meets the specific needs of youth who are new to Canada, arriving either with their families or on their own. The program offers a wide range of settlement services for newcomer youth ages 13-24 such as counseling, group programs including workshops, homework and arts clubs, sports, events and trips.

Rites of Passage:
Rites of Passage helps youth of African descent reconnect with foundational principles that are part of their African heritage but often absent in their day-to-day lives. Some of these principles include self-respect, self-determination and a responsibility to the community around them.

100 per cent of the youth who graduated from Rites of Passage are volunteering in their communities, providing leadership to other kids.

Sisters in Action:
The Sisters in Action program provides an opportunity to young Muslim women to engage in social recreational activities, sports and opportunities to develop skills through mentorship.

Contact us today for more information!