Thank you to all our donors for helping St. Joe’s keep the Promise.
Ours is a Promise without end. With your help, we’ll continue meeting the needs of our west-end family and friends to provide the best health care possible. We will continue caring for this community. Forever. Promise.
Thank you to all our donors for helping St. Joe’s keep the Promise.
Ours is a Promise without end. With your help, we’ll continue meeting the needs of our west-end family and friends to provide the best health care possible. We will continue caring for this community. Forever. Promise.
Our Emergency is among the busiest in the GTA. It is the first place our neighbours go when they are experiencing a medical crisis. Last year, St. Joe’s had more than 100,000 visits. The challenge is we offer timely, excellent care in a space built for almost half the number of people who need us.
We’re so thankful to our many friends and neighbours who support St. Joseph’s Health Centre. Everyone has their own reason for wanting to help St. Joe’s provide the best health care possible.
We’re so thankful to the many people in our community who are getting involved by volunteering their time, lending their skills or organizing fundraisers. Learn how you can get involved.
There are many ways to support St. Joseph’s Health Centre. Whatever method you choose, you will be helping improve patient care for your west-end neighbours.
St. Joe's kept its Promise. Now it's our turn to help St. Joe's
One frantic morning in 2018, MJ and Dan thought they might lose their normally happy, healthy 18-month old son Sam. “Our adorable, fun and energetic boy was fighting for his life,” says MJ. “It was incredibly stressful to watch, but the team at St. Joe’s was so calm. They promised they would do everything possible.
Sue rushed her 90-year-old father to St. Joe’s Emergency on Christmas Day in 2019. He was septic and she wasn’t sure if he would make it. But she says the doctors were “amazing and persistent,” making sure he pulled through. “I am so grateful. As a daughter caring for aging parents, having excellent care in my community means everything to me.”
Ken’s wife Tina was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2017 when they just moved to Toronto’s west end. Ken is thankful for the St. Joe’s team who helped them have more quality time together close to home before she passed away. “St. Joe’s made a Promise to care for my wife. And they kept that Promise until the very end.
I can’t tell you how grateful I am for the compassionate care we received.”
Peter was seriously injured when a car accident crushed between two cars. An avid cyclist, he recently rode 100km to support St. Joe’s.
When you support St. Joseph’s Health Centre, you’re helping provide the best health care possible for you, your family and your neighbours. Learn how you can support St. Joe’s.
St. Joe's is here for our neighbours, now and into the next century. I'm proud to be a part of the legacy created 100 years ago by the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Maria Dyck, President and CEO,
St. Joseph's Health Centre Foundation
Maria Dyck, President and CEO, St. Joseph's Health Centre Foundation
