The Central West Ontario Health Team (CW OHT) is pleased to welcome St. Leonard’s Place Peel (SLPP) as its newest partner, further strengthening a collective commitment to person-centered, coordinated, and equitable care in the Central West region.
SLPP provides transitional and supportive housing, health promotion, and reintegration programs for men experiencing situations of homelessness, justice involvement, mental health issues and more.
With the organization’s deep community roots and shared values of accountability, responsiveness, compassion, innovation, and equity, this partnership aligns closely with CW OHT’s mission to create a more connected and accessible health system for all.
“St. Leonard’s Place Peel’s commitment to equity, innovation, and client-centered care will greatly enhance our shared efforts to transform health and social services in the region,” said Rishika Thakur Malhi, Executive Lead, CW OHT.
The CW OHT looks forward to collaborating with SLPP on system-level strategies that improve care experiences, support integrated service delivery, and address gaps in access for individuals facing housing instability, mental health challenges, and other social determinants of health.
“At St. Leonard’s Place Peel, we believe that health and dignity go hand in hand,” said Leslie Barnes, CEO, SLPP. “Joining the CW OHT reinforces our commitment to supporting the unique journeys of the individuals we serve by fostering access to care, stability, and community belonging. We’re excited to team up with partners who share our values, spark new ideas, reduce barriers and build meaningful change that’s shaped by empathy and real-life experiences.”
With the addition of SLPP, the CW OHT continues to expand its network of health, social service, and community partners—working together to improve health outcomes and foster collective impact across Brampton, North Etobicoke, West Woodbridge, Malton and Bramalea.
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