Note: LINE-ITEM COSTING: Ci used the charity’s T3010 filings with the CRA to break down program and administrative expenses. At the time of this report, the F2025 filings were not yet available. DEFERRED CAPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Ci removed amortization of deferred capital contributions, affecting revenues by ($192k) in F2025, ($187k) in F2024, and ($201k) in F2023. Ci included deferred capital contributions received affecting total revenues by $154k in F2025, $17k in F2024, and $98k in F2023. DEFERRED DONATIONS: Ci adjusted for deferred donations, affecting total revenues by $3k in F2025, ($26k) in F2024, and ($10k) in F2023. GOVERNMENT FUNDING: Ci adjusted for deferred revenue from governmental sources, affecting total revenues by $95k in F2025, $30k in F2024, and $90k in F2023. OTHER DEFERRED: Ci adjusted for all other deferred revenue which includes deferred college training fees, deferred tenant rental deposits, and deferred bingo revenues. This affected total revenues by ($14k) in F2025, $46k in F2024, and $23k in F2023. AMORTIZATION: Ci removed amortization from program and administrative costs on a pro rata basis.

Comment added by the charity on October 10, 2024; added by Julian Dranitsaris

Progress Place is dedicated to improving the lives of people living with mental illness.

For more than 40 years, Progress Place has provided community-based, wrap-around services designed to support the recovery of people living with mental illness, with no waitlists.  Individuals living with mental health challenges determine their path to recovery through Progress Place’s supported education, employment, housing, recreation, and peer support programs and services, all while being a part of Progress Place’s inclusive, respectful and engaging community.

Progress Place is grounded in the internationally recognized Clubhouse Model. Through this model, clients (called members), contribute to the Clubhouse’s daily activities while learning new skills, and utilizing their strengths which helps rebuild confidence and self-esteem. Research has proven the Clubhouse Model’s effectiveness in helping people find their own path to mental health recovery, while reducing emergency room visits and hospitalizations.

In addition to Progress Place’s core Clubhouse program, we are committed to supporting mental health recovery across all generations.  We offer innovative, diverse and recovery-centered programs for people of all ages including the Seniors Program in St. James Town, the Young Adult Program, the Community Place Hub Health Access Program in Weston Mount Dennis, and several Peer Support Programs such as the Warm Line Peer-Support Line. Our intergenerational programs provide safe and welcoming spaces where members develop meaningful connections, a sense of belonging and mutual support while working in partnership, growing and learning from each other.

Progress Place’s Impact:

• Hospitalization rates drop by 85%, after only 1 year of a Member’s participation at Progress Place (F2024)
• Progress Place Members have been employed at over 40 companies in Toronto through our Transitional Employment Program, and reported greater quality of life, self-esteem and sense of purpose. Longer on-the-job tenure is found to be highly correlated with Clubhouse program attendance. 
• Clubhouse programs provide $682M in annual government cost savings in the U.S., based on a report released in 2024 by Fountain House, a New York City organization that pioneered the Clubhouse Model in the late 1940’s.
• 89% of callers to the Warm Line indicated that the Warm Line helped divert them from an emergency room visit or hospitalization

Please support the people of Progress Place as they forge their courageous and determined paths to recovery.  Your support will help achieve Progress Place’s vision that all people living with mental illness are given the opportunity for full recovery.

Together, we can make recovery happen.