Helping people get their lives back
We have been helping people rebuild their lives for 120 years. Working in partnership with our patients, we help them overcome severe injury and illness so they can get back home to their families, and what they love to do most.
Building Better Health
We are transforming our campus to meet the changing healthcare needs of an aging population. Our new hospital will improve access to our rehabilitative programs, ensuring we can continue to provide the very best care for the growing number of people who need it.
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I Am Not Done
From crisis to determination to hope, our patients come to West Park at their most vulnerable. We empower them during every step of their recovery, helping each patient realize “I am not done.” Meet three courageous individuals who overcame enormous health challenges to get their lives back.
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Donor Spotlight
Our donors are not only generous people, they deeply understand the value and impact West Park has on our community, and what it takes to give people their life back. Take a moment to meet a few of them.
Stay in touch with West Park to get the latest on our news and events.
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West Park Foundation Golf Classic
Join West Park Foundation for the 2024 Golf Classic on Monday, August 12 at the Lambton Golf & Country Club.
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Rally for Rehab
Join our team on Sept. 8 and Walk for West Park!
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The Culinary Showdown
Compete with Canada’s hottest chefs on Toronto’s biggest culinary stage! Saturday November 2, 2024 in Toronto.
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The new West Park is open, and we have a new address!
On Monday, April 15, our new hospital building officially opened, ushering in a new era of rehabilitative care at West Park.
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Giving Lives Back Newsletter - Spring 2024
Read the latest issue of the Giving Lives Back newsletter to learn about the new hospital building, the merger with UHN and the legacy of West Park's former CEO, Anne-Marie Malek.
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The 2024 Donor Impact Report
Our 2024 Report to Donors celebrates our generous donor community and the impact their gifts have on the lives of West Park patients.
