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Programs & Support

A Place For Support

St. Leonard’s Place Peel provides housing programs, supports, and amenities that help men aged 18 and older build stability, strengthen well‑being, and work toward meaningful reintegration. Our person‑centred approach ensures each individual has access to safe housing, coordinated supports, and practical resources tailored to their goals. Together, these services create a supportive environment where individuals can grow, heal, and move toward long‑term independence.

Housing Programs

New Leaf Program

The New Leaf Program provides transitional housing for men aged 18 and older who have experienced homelessness, mental health challenges, substance misuse and/or involvement with the justice system.

 

Grounded in a strength-based, person-centered approach, the New Leaf program integrates housing, individualized case management, life skills development, and coordinated access to essential health, social, and community services. 

These supports empower individuals to strengthen their well being, work toward personal goals, and build the foundation for long term stability, recovery and independence.

Men aged 18+ who have experienced homelessness, mental health challenges, substance misuse and/or involvement with the justice system.

 

For more program information and details on the application process, please contact intake@slpp.ca, 905-457-3611 or 1-800-237-2660, extension 221.

Rotary Resolve House (RRH) Program

The Rotary Resolve House Program provides long-term housing for men aged 50 and older who have demonstrated stability in the New Leaf Program and are continuing to strengthen independence, well being, and connection through ongoing person-centred supports.

 

Individuals are empowered to continue building on the progress they have made, deepen their sense of community, and stay connected to the resources and relationships that contribute to lasting independence.

The Rotary Resolve House program provides the structure, continuity, and community needed for individuals to thrive in the next stage of their journey.

Men aged 50+ who are active SLPP residents and have successfully completed the New Leaf Program.

Applications are accepted internally.

Community Residential Program

The Community Residential Program provides supportive housing for men on release from federal institutions who are working toward successful community reintegration.

The program offers a structured living environment, individualized case management, and close collaboration with Correctional Service Canada (CSC). Individuals are active participants in their reintegration journey, working to achieve correctional plan objectives, strengthen life skills, and build the stability needed for long‑term success in the community.

Through coordinated access to essential health, social, and community services, individuals are empowered to rebuild confidence, deepen community connection, and move forward with clarity and purpose.

Men 18+, on release from a CSC federal institution and committed to their reintegration goals through release plan expectations and personal integration goals.

Referrals are made through Correctional Service Canada (CSC) or by self-referral while residing in a CSC facility.

For more program information and details on the application process, please contact intake@slpp.ca, 905-457-3611 or 1-800-237-2660, extension 221.

Supports

Men across all housing programs have access to a coordinated network of supports, skill building opportunities, recreational programming, and essential daily services that reinforce stability and support recovery. Our evidence informed, strengths-based model ensures individuals are active participants in their journey, working collaboratively with staff to strengthen well-being, build life skills, and deepen community connection.

We recognize that each individual's needs, strengths, and goals are unique. Our holistic approach combines supports delivered by our multidisciplinary team with coordinated access to essential health, social, and community services. Through this integrated model of care, men are supported as active partners in their journey toward wellness, independence and enhanced connections in the community.

This holistic approach fosters self-sufficiency, strengthens community connections, and supports successful reintegration. By providing the right supports at the right time, individuals are empowered to develop essential life skills, achieve lasting stability, and work toward greater independence.

 

As part of our housing programs, we offer...

  • On-site 24/7 Supports
  • Multidisciplinary Support Team
  • Nutritious Meals Daily
  • Individualized Support Plan
  • Health Supports

  • Employment Readiness
  • Financial Literacy
  • Life Skills
  • Emotional Wellness
  • Educational Workshops
  • Skill-Building Programs
  • Community Volunteer Program

  • Recreation Therapy
  • Fitness & Wellness Activities
  • Creative Art Programs
  • Gardening & Outdoor Programs
  • Peer-Led Initiatives

  • Wellness Programming
  • Spiritual Spaces
  • Healing Circle

Amenities

Our facility brings everything in one place, creating a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment where individuals can focus on stability, well being, and personal growth. Bright, welcoming common areas, comfortable living spaces, and clean, well-maintained rooms foster a sense of community and belonging, while dedicated wellness and reflection spaces support overall well being.

Individuals benefit from a comprehensive range of onsite amenities that support both daily living and personal wellness. These include a fully staffed kitchen serving nutritious meals each day, private health and wellness spaces, fitness facilities, outdoor gardens, and recreational areas. Laundry facilities and dedicated program rooms further ensure access to the resources, supports, and opportunities needed to enhance quality of life and strengthen personal growth.

Comfortable Living Environment

Clean, well-maintained accommodations and welcoming common areas that create a space of comfort and belonging.

Program & Training Spaces

Dedicated rooms for individual supports, group programming, workshops, life skills development, and community-building activities.

Fitness Facilities

Access to a weight room and basketball gym that promotes physical health, stress management, and active living.

Recreation Spaces

Bright, comfortable TV lounges and recreation areas, including pool tables, that encourage social connection, relaxation, and community engagement.

Wellness & Spiritual Spaces

Quiet reflective spaces designed to support mindfulness, spiritual practices, and emotional well-being.

Outdoor Garden Space

Green spaces and gardens that offer opportunities for relaxation, recreation, and connection with nature.

Fully Staffed Kitchen

Nutritious meals prepared and served onsite 7 days a week, 365 days a year, supporting health, wellness, and daily living.

Laundry Facilities

Convenient onsite laundry facilities that support daily living needs and personal independence.

Private Health Rooms

Dedicated spaces for health consultations, wellness supports, and confidential care.

A Place To Donate

As a registered non‑profit charitable organization, your support helps create opportunities for individuals to build stability, achieve their goals, and thrive as valued members of the community.

St. Leonard's Place PeelAccredited Imagine Canada

Charitable Registration Number: 119185098RR0001. View Registered Charity Information Return (Form T3010)

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