BD-240.250 Food Cooperatives

All Saints Church-Community Centre - Cornerstone Residence for Women

Office phone: 416-869-3551
Fax: 416-869-3551
Email: cornerstone@allsaintstoronto.com
Web site: www.allsaintstoronto.com
Address: 319 Dundas St E, Toronto, ON, M5A 2A2
Location (Intersection): Toronto East (Sherbourne St-Dundas St E)
Hours: Office - Monday to Friday 8 am - 11 pm,
Saturday to Sunday 10 am - 10 pm
Languages of service: English
Eligibility: Low income single women who are homeless or ex-residents of the hostel system
How to apply: Call office

fill out application form
meet staff and other residents

Fees: $477 per month (includes $50 food contribution)
Physical access: Designated parking
Service description: Affordable permanent housing

cooperative setting
staff support
cooperative food plan
community development
capacity 18

Organization type: Non Profit
Subjects: Community development; Homeless people; Low income housing; Women
Other Services: See List
Record ID: MET4434
Last complete update: 2007-09-06
Last modification date: 2008-03-31

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