Accessible housing and personal support for people with physical disabilities in Toronto.
Toronto, Ontario
Everyone deserves the opportunity to live independently, make their own choices, and feel connected to their community. Bellwoods Centres for Community Living is a Toronto charitable, not-for-profit organization supporting people with physical disabilities through accessible housing, personal support, and community-based services. We work alongside the people we support, respecting their goals, preferences, and decisions about everyday life. Our services include: • Supportive Housing: Accessible apartments with personal support services that help people live independently. • Attendant Outreach: Personal support with daily living activities, delivered in people’s homes across Toronto. • Reintegration Care Units: Short-term support to help people return to community living following hospitalization, illness, or injury. • Independent Living Supports: Assistance with planning, building life skills, and navigating community services. • Housing with Supports: Individual support for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness, including those preparing to move from hospital into housing. For nearly 70 years, Bellwoods has worked with clients, families, healthcare providers, and community partners to make independent living more attainable. We are accredited with Exemplary Standing by Accreditation Canada. Follow us for community stories, career opportunities, and updates on our work to advance independence for people with physical disabilities. Explore our services, get involved, or connect with our team at bellwoodscentres.org.
On-site · Toronto
Provide strategic leadership for client-facing operations, including service delivery, workforce planning, transitions programming, community partnerships, and quality improvement. Monitor service performance and client outcomes, optimize staffing and operational systems, ensure compliance with applicable standards and requirements, and develop leaders and teams.
On-site · Toronto
The Director will provide senior leadership for facilities management, building operations, capital planning, and asset stewardship across multiple housing sites. They are also responsible for overseeing tenancy management, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing organizational resources and vendor contracts.
