The Children & Youth department at Dixon Hall has been offering summer camp and youth programs to the Regent Park neighbourhood and surrounding areas for 40 years. Our young community members join our programs at various points during their youth or adolescence, and often choose to stay involved in the community right into adulthood.
On August 21, Dixon Hall began operations at the Bond Place Hotel, at 65 Dundas Street East. The new accommodation provides services to adult couples and singles of all genders.
This year’s Impact Report celebrates the accomplishments and milestones achieved by our clients, volunteers, staff and community, and by our agency overall. In our report you’ll learn about Dixon Hall’s departments and services; program developments in the community; the inspiring journeys of clients and volunteers; and have a glimpse into our early efforts to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
It is with great joy that we can at last confirm that the construction of our new building is officially complete! And we are thrilled to let you know that the building has been named in honour of the lead donor from our capital campaign.
Following on the successes of the work done by our Housing Department’s Rooming House Project, Dixon Hall is thrilled to announce that we will be renovating and revitalizing several Cabbagetown rooming houses to provide affordable housing options for those in need.