Frankfort Family Reena Residence

Frankfort Family Reena Residence is Reena’s Third Intentional Living Community. This new building will be modeled on the success of the Reena Community Residence and the Lou Fruitman Reena Residence. These housing models enhance quality of life, while saving Ontario millions of dollars.

Since 1973, Reena has been providing supportive housing, programming and employment services for individuals with diverse needs including autism and mental health challenges. In view of the success of both existing Reena’s Intentional Community Residences and the continued growth in need, the Reena Board of Directors has decided to develop a third Reena Community Residence – Frankfort Family Reena Residence, in Toronto. Our anticipated occupancy date remains on target for 2025.

Will be located on Elm Ridge Drive in Toronto’s upper Forest Hill neighbourhood
Will provide a much needed home for an estimated 160 individuals
Will include specialized units for complex health care and units designed for independent or shared living arrangements
Will include floors specifically designed to serve people with mental health issues
Will include amenities such as programming spaces, respite suites, a gymnasium, a garden and underground parking

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I like living at Reena because my apartment here allows me to be independent. I also feel safe and supported by staff and individuals at my building. It’s a great place to live.

— J.B

We are proud to support Reena’s newest residential project that will help address the urgent need for specialized housing in our community. This project will be life changing for people with disabilities and their families and we are honoured to be involved.

Frankfort Family Reena Residence

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Frankfort Family Reena Residence is Reena’s Third Intentional Living Community. This new building will be modeled on the success of the Reena Community Residence and the Lou Fruitman Reena Residence. These housing models enhance quality of life, while saving Ontario millions of dollars.