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2019 United Way CN Tower Stair Climb

Macaulay is putting together a team to participate in the 2019 United Way CN Tower stair climb! On Saturday November 2, 2019, the Macaulay team will climb all 1776 steps to the top of the CN Tower to support the ongoing work of the United Way Greater Toronto. All... read more

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Welcome to Macaulay Child Development Centre. Helping children succeed – today and for the future. Macaulay is a dynamic and cutting edge community agency. Contact our office today if you have any questions about our services or are able to offer your time, talents or other contributions. We’ll get back to you promptly! Call: (416) 789-7441 Email: info@macaulaycentre.org

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Not all children in Toronto have the same opportunities and Macaulay’s Homework Clubs are responding with innovative and effective supports that help children thrive. Join us and be a part of the movement. With your help, we hope to raise $50,000 for our Homework Clubs.

We have been helping children achieve their greatest potential within caring, responsive families and communities for over 80 years.

We believe all children are important. The Macaulay Child Development Centre is a multi-service, child care and family support agency.

In 2018, we reached over 6,000 children, including over 2,000 children with special needs.

Unicef tells us: “The rate of child poverty is the most important indicator of child well-being.” In 2017, more than 40% of Macaulay families were living below the poverty line.