What is Grace House?

Grace House is a group home for socially disadvantaged adults which provides time-limited residential accommodation, in a group co-operative setting, with counselling service and 24-hour supervision, for up to 10 residents while they work towards independent living.

Who does Grace House serve?

Grace House serves any disabled man or woman who has the potential for future independent living and who could benefit from a program involving a supportive environment for a time period usually up to one year. A full diversity of disabilities can be accommodated including those of a psychological, psychiatric, social and/or physiological nature. Preference is given to residents of the Halton region.

What are the program admission criteria?

Potential residents of Grace House must:

• be between the ages of 18 and 65 inclusive
• be motivated to participate in residential, vocational and social activities in order to attain personal goals
• have no history of violence
• have withdrawn from substance abuse and be motivated to maintain a recovery program

What is the admission process?

Admission is by referral only. Referrals are accepted from community agencies, professionals, psychiatrists and local hospitals.

Is there a charge for the program?

Residents pay a fee for room and board which is on a sliding scale geared to income.

How do I get in touch? by telephone David Klarer, Executive Director 905-844-4772 by post Grace House c/o Mr. David Klarer 130 Cornwall Road Oakville, Ontario L6J 7V8 Canada	Grace House is a United Way Member Agency
	Grace House is funded by the Province of Ontario