Cultivating community
News and Updates

36th Mayors’ Dinner – Knowing our Neighbours
Join us as we celebrate the ways we all help to know our neighbours.

Volunteer as a Recycle Cycles Bike Mechanic
Do you have Bike Mechanic skills, or want to learn Bike Mechanic skills?
Become a volunteer at Recycle Cycles!

2025 Tax Clinic (for the 2024 Tax Year)
The Working Centre will be offering Income Tax Clinic support for people living on a limited income. It will begin on March 3rd, 2025. Click the photo above for details.
Our Annual Impact
156,000
Meals shared
54,600
Shelter nights
78,000
Visits to St. John's Kitchen
70,000
Used Goods Redistributed
In the Community
Work and Livelihood
Helping people find work, access benefits, and make ends meet
St John’s Kitchen and Outreach
Serving a daily meal embedded in a web of place-based and mobile supports
Housing and Shelter
Access to supportive and affordable housing and shelter
Community Tools and Enterprise
Community enterprise projects that support engagement and skill building
400
Volunteers engaged in the work
5,000
Job Searchers supported
2,500
People connected through Outreach supports
100
People housed in TWC Housing

Good Work News
Good Work News is The Working Centre’s quarterly newspaper telling stories about community building. In our fourth decade we increasingly look at emergent ideas, how to see the wider wholeness of our interconnected world, and how to develop regenerative practices to respond to climate change. First published in 1984, we have 150 issues with a print circulation of 13,000 and a growing online version.


About Us
The Working Centre is a mature community-based organization, creating access to tools for those without work, those without housing and the most vulnerable – a web of community building. We build dynamic spaces where community forms and people find places of belonging, practical supports and ways to contribute.