Community gardens
We encourage the growth of community gardens by providing information and resources to residents. There are more than 100 community gardens across the city! Community gardens are also spaces where people work together. They give new life to areas that have not been cared for and are a good way for tenants to stay active while engaging with others in the community.
Community gardens
Community gardens help people eat well and feed people who are hungry. Gardens also help people learn about nutrition and other issues related to food security.
Community gardens are also spaces where people work together. They give new life to areas that have not been cared for and are a good way for residents to stay active while engaging with others in the community.
We encourage the growth of community gardens in our communities by providing information and resources to residents. There are more than 100 community gardens across the city!
If you would like to join or start a community garden, please contact your local community services coordinator. If you are not sure who your CSC is, call our Client Care Centre at 416-981-5500 and they will help you find the right person.
Toronto Community Housing (TCHC) has developed an interim policy and procedure to give tenants guidelines about how to access and use community garden spaces at TCHC. Visit the Tenant Policies page to view the interim policy and other helpful resources.
Our conservation initiatives
To learn more about Toronto Community Housing's green initiatives, including conservation tips for residents and staff, visit the Conservation page.
Community gardens around the city
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